It would appear several posters feel that Tasmin Silence’s sighting of the man looking into the garden of 5a is somehow important. Can I ask why?
The times he was sighted were just after 8.15am and 12.30pm, a strange time, you may think, for a bit of undercover research when the whole town would be going to work and school , to the Millennium for breakfast or for lunch or back to work or school. It is arguable though that a man, bored waiting for his lift, is a better fit.
Tasmin’s description certainly doesn’t sound like Brueckner and she certainly doesn’t say that the man she saw had a pockmarked face.
‘Concerning the individual, she describes him as being: Caucasian race, light skin, so he wasn't Portuguese, but could be British, according to her criteria. Approximately 180 cm tall, thin complexion, 30/35 years of age. Short hair, like shaved with 1 cm of length and fair, but she isn't sure if it was blonde because the sun was reflecting, and made perception more difficult. She didn't see the eyes because he wore dark glasses of black colour, with a structure of mass, a thick frame. He had a large forehead. Nose of normal size, a bit pointy and sharp. Large ears, close against the head. Mouth with thin lips, she didn't see his teeth. Chin pointing up, which stood out on a face that she describes as sharp. No beard, no moustache, a clean shave. No other special signs, apart from some small pimples on the face as a result of shaving. He looked ugly, even 'disgusting'.’
Also Tasmin says that the second time she saw the man he was looking up towards not only 5a but the rest of the apartments in that vicinity which begs the question, was it really 5a he was interested in?