This Pizza and note business,.. just keeps going round and round...
Written on lined A5 paper and ripped from a notepad, the letter included a pizza label - but not that of the Tesco pizza purchased by Miss Yeates.
Bristol Ram landlord Alex Major said: "I can confirm we received a letter via the post on Monday 27, the first Monday after Christmas.
"There was a pizza label inside, but it wasn't a Tesco label."
The letter had a made-up address and telephone number written on it but had not been signed by the sender. It made reference to different pizza toppings and stated Miss Yeates' name, but did not make direct reference to her murder.
I started to think what this note must have looked like and visually A5 paper comes from something the size of an exercise book...
Could be a Note pad.... Could be from a filofax...Could be a Diary....
I'm actually surprised it didn't come to court..... And more made of it.... But I need to scrutinise the Article....
In January 2011, at Line 10 of the prosecution chart
Tabak Googled news about Joanna Yeates and a label and letter sent to a public house.
Why is this Article in the paper?? We are given too much information to be honest... This is a murder inquiry how do the Police Know whether or NOT it is relevant??? They have "NOT" Arrested and Charged anyone in relation to Joanna Yeates "Murder" by the 14:21, 10 JAN 2011 as the Article is timed....
How can the landlord confirm he received the letter by post..... I was looking at that statement the other day and it bugged me... As far as I am aware.... There would not have been any post on Monday 27th December as.. Boxing day fell on The Sunday 26th December, which would make the following day a Bank Holiday...
Now part of this Article is written as if the information has come from "The Landlord" himself... The quote i have done appears to come from the Landlord... Infact the whole Article seems to have come from Information the Landlord has stated...
Gets me questioning...
The letter had a made-up address and telephone number written on it but had not been signed by the sender. It made reference to different pizza toppings and stated Miss Yeates' name, but did not make direct reference to her murder.
How could he possibly know it had a made- up address and telephone number unless he had "Checked" what that address was and tried to ring the telephone number... Also if it didn't make "Direct" reference to her "Murder".. what "Indirect" reference to her "Murder" was contained within the Note??
It made reference to "Pizza Toppings".... Is this a shopping list??
Police took the letter away to be analysed.
An Avon and Somerset Police spokesman said: "We take any reports of information in relation to this inquiry seriously. "Any leads that are provided from the public will be followed up."
So I believe my first quote I've used is The Landlords statement.... Because the Police say that they take any reports seriously.... So they wouldn't even divulge that they have recieved this NOTE ..(IMO)
When I read note pad... I thought a lot smaller but it isn't... A5 is a fair size.... plenty can be written on it...
Why would the person who wrote this note/letter put a fake address and phone number on it??
I'm now envisaging that it is written in the style of a formal letter... with the "Address and Phone Number" to the top right hand side of the paper...
Somebody has obviously gone to the trouble to "Post" this letter... surely the stamp would have DNA on it??
What did 'The Envelope" look like that this "Note/Letter and label" came in?? I say this because it only say:
Police took the letter away to be analysed.
'Where's The Envelope"?? I'm now thinking... did they not take the label as well?? Because you just assume they must... Don't make it correct..
Dr Vincent Tabak was supposed to have googled "Letter" sent to "Pub" now if it's a letter the construction of the text would be that as in a formal letter... But if it's a note... then the idea that a list of "Pizza" topping where written upon it would add to that.... How was this 'Letter/Note constructed ??
There is so much information that could be gleened from the way in which this 'Letter/Note is constructed, that to dismiss it out of hand before they have "Charged anyone with Murder" seems ridiculous....
Did this letter/note have spelling errors?? I know I mis-spell all the time... what was the phrasing on this Note/letter?? Was this Note/Letter written in Capitals???
The same applies to "The Label...... Was this "Label" ripped from a "Pizza " box?? Or was this "Label" carefully cut with a pair of scissors?? Whether you rip or cut.... it can tell a lot about the person who sent this "Letter /Note to 'the Bristol Ram"... Or did someone use a knife to hack at the "Label"?? There are obviously varying ways in which this Label could be detached from the box.....
Next question.... If "The Label" wasn't from "Tesco's how would he know ????
What supermarket branding was on this label??? If "NO" Supermarket Branding... how on earth do you know every "Pizza" and labelling that appears on a "Tesco's Pizza range of varying types.. to be able to say 'That it wasn't" from "Tesco's "??
That could only be possible if you are a "Pizza freak" and constantly purchase "Pizza" from various outlets, to be able to distinguish between one label and another...(IMO)..
If the branding wasn't visible... and the "Police" had mislead what"Actual" Pizza Flavour was purchased by "Joanna Yeates"....As demonstrated by Gareth Bevan.... Then how could anyone know if the "Pizza" label was not "Correct"??
This is very puzzling.....!!
At 4.10 (pm) Tabak searched on Wikipedia for the words
‘Detention of a suspect’
‘letter and label sent to a public house’
http://www.criminal-lawyer.org.uk/39-CLN-JAN-2012.pdfhttp://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/joanna-yeates-murder-sick-pranksters-173859
