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Hope he gets life with no parole 
So that means no trial right?Hope he gets life with no parole
Yes, no trial and he'll receive credit for pleading guilty early.
EDIT - sorry, just read the full report. He's not entered a plea in regard to the murder charge so there still could be a trial in relation to that.
There's another hearing next month.
And Emila Fox who I'm sure has no official qualification to host such a show apart from acting in Silent Witness much like Robbie Coltrane (Cracker) and not forgetting the Coronation Street trio of Katherine Kelly, Kim Marsh & Denise Welch. It's pretty ridiculous.
And Professor David Wilson brings out the rage in me!
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Her poor family will have to sit through every detail of what that animal did to her 
I hope he pleads guilty to murder ...What medical evidence are they waiting on before he can offer a plea ?
I hope he pleads guilty to murder ...What medical evidence are they waiting on before he can offer a plea ?Possible mental health defence although I am struggling to understand on what basis that will work if he's admitted the kidnap and rape with no mental health defence...??Her poor family will have to sit through every detail of what that animal did to her
Maybe the medial evidence is to do with Sarah and how she was killed..?
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They may be waiting to see if he can plead for manslaughter. He may be looking to argue that he meant to kidnap and rape her (he's said he did with today's plea) but that he didn't actually mean to kill her. Or they're pending mental capacity tests but would seem strange as they've let him plead to the other charges without diminished responsibility. We will have to wait and see what the CPS have for proof of murder. Hopefully enough so the family don't need to go through a trial
I'd never heard of this case until today. Very strange case. A lot of questions still gone unanswered.
www.cornwalllive.com
The full story of one of the most mysterious deaths in Cornwall of modern times
His family said after his inquest that his death still needed explaining
That’s really sad. It does sound like a suicide but also so many things don’t add up?I'd never heard of this case until today. Very strange case. A lot of questions still gone unanswered.
The full story of one of the most mysterious deaths in Cornwall of modern times
His family said after his inquest that his death still needed explaining
Very very strange - like you my initial
Thought was suicide but why withdraw £100, why buy plasters, why was there dog faeces in his bag? Then obviously the sock and the injuries. Incredibly sad that they could find no meaningful human interactions between New Year's Eve and mid February.
Thought was suicide but why withdraw £100, why buy plasters, why was there dog faeces in his bag? Then obviously the sock and the injuries. Incredibly sad that they could find no meaningful human interactions between New Year's Eve and mid February.
I initially thought it sounded like a mental health crisis/suicide until they revealed he sustained significant injuries! Such a strange case.I'd never heard of this case until today. Very strange case. A lot of questions still gone unanswered.
The full story of one of the most mysterious deaths in Cornwall of modern times
His family said after his inquest that his death still needed explaining
It sounds a little bit like the (now solved) case of 'Neil Dovestone' AKA David Lytton.
David Lytton - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
I also remember reading about another similar case of a man who possibly stayed in a hotel and then dumped some personal belongings in a bin (?) and then was found dead on the beach?
That sounds like 'Peter Bergmann' in Co Sligo, Ireland.
I can't link on the phone, but I'm pretty sure that's who you're thinking of.
Yes you’re right! A very strange case.
It certainly is. If I remember correctly he's buried in a cemetery in Sligo, so I wonder if it may be possible to find a DNA match with him at some stage in the future.
I know there was another Irish man whose remains were found about 20 years ago, but who was only identified recently through DNA.
I can't remember his name at the moment. I'll have a search in a bit.
Denis Walsh?
Gardaí identify remains found 25 years ago as those of missing Limerick man
Denis Walsh was last seen on March 9, 1996. His remains have finally been identified, a quarter of a century later.
www.irishexaminer.com
Yes, that's the man I was thinking of. I couldn't remember his name. Thank you. His poor family. His remains had been found years before quite close to where he disappeared but it was only this year that his body was identifiedDenis Walsh?
Gardaí identify remains found 25 years ago as those of missing Limerick man
Denis Walsh was last seen on March 9, 1996. His remains have finally been identified, a quarter of a century later.
Yes it is awful, like his parents said why weren't the dental records checked 25 years ago?Yes, that's the man I was thinking of. I couldn't remember his name. Thank you. His poor family. His remains had been found years before quite close to where he disappeared but it was only this year that his body was identified
This is a strange case ( behind a paywall) her kids stuck by her from what I remember
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