Plugging up those holes as they go along. Problem is, it may well be sufficient for domestic consumption but no one in possession of their faculties would find it credible.
It simply worsens by the day.
I just hope someone is informing the families of what is going on and I don't mean some Foereign Office shill.
^ Between incompetent police giving quotes to media to shaw they have face and incompetent journos and translations no can say what actually went on.
Plod might have been on the case and correct all the time.
Plugging holes is a good analogy, but it never works. With all the scrutiny this case has gotten, do they really think that a guilty party would leave a phone near their cabin? Fear and paranoia would have that thing buried miles away.Quote:
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do they really think that a guilty party would leave a phone near their cabin? Fear and paranoia would have that thing buried miles away.
The slow witted retards who commit these crimes act on their unsophisticated and primeval instincts, just like a small brained animal. They have no plan as such. The consequences that might result from their actions do not figure in their thought processes.
What is surprising is that the phone was actually discarded and not kept and used as a trophy.
Is this the same phone as the other phone in the quote?
If not who's is the broken phone alleged to of been found
Briton Christopher Ware Called Back to Koh Tao by Thai Police | Chiang Rai Times English Language Newspaper
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[QUOTE=Yasojack;2876696]Is this the same phone as the other phone in the quote?
If not who's is the broken phone alleged to of been found
Not, its the black iphone the plod had in a plastic bag back on page 3 or so and as it said quite clearly in the article, it was Miller's.
So whats this about then
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I would assume, if the phone was smashed (or locked) they didn't know whose it was.
Perhaps it took them time to get it hacked or analysed.
Ironic, police have revealed fatal mistakes in midget ninja's plan... while revealing to us (both Western and Thais) the gaping flaws in their plan - throughout this botched clusterfuck case.
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It's all in the hair. Boy on the right was not in Koh Tao apparently but was in Bangkok as he was rapiing and killing David and Hannah.
Reports coming in of Miller's phone being in early photographs and airline records from Samui showing travel of someone in the headmans's family. Will be another interesting 24 hours of developments.
edit: Weren't the police adamant early on that robbery was not a motive as no phones or wallets were missing?
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The plod were showing an Iphone in a bag in the first days saying they found it in the burma workers house.
You don;t need reports, just go back through the thread.....
They first showed millers phone on 17th sept
Had the police searched all the homes by that time.?
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Originally Posted by thailazer
The plod were showing an Iphone in a bag in the first days saying they found it in the burma workers house.
You don;t need reports, just go back through the thread.....
INdeed - They said they found said iphone in Millers room which he shared with Ware. It was part of the evidence that they were using to fit up the Ware Brothers.Quote:
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iPhones - Connecting People to Crimes they did not do.
would be interesting to find out now why the three Brits left in such a hurry considering they were all friends of Miller.
Would you go.?
we heard about the threats but why would cops just let them leave,?
There have been many posts and photos of the girl's phone, but not of Miller's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Necron99Quote:
Originally Posted by thailazer
The plod were showing an Iphone in a bag in the first days saying they found it in the burma workers house.
You don;t need reports, just go back through the thread.....
^ Fuck me, Ive said it half a dozen times......
I mention the phone on tv news on page 2.
Someone post a fucking picture of it here on page 3
https://teakdoor.com/thailand-and-asi...ml#post2863547
Te pants are refereed to as being found in one suspect's apartment (Wade)
The phone is said to have been found in another suspects home (from the use of "home" we can assume the burmese)....
The 3 burmese and wade were in the frame at this point.
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No, they didn't. They said they found 4 iphones in the burmese workers rooms.
https://teakdoor.com/thailand-and-asi...ml#post2863670
Post #116 does indeed show a phone that is not the girl's. Wow, these phones can really get around.Quote:
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See the chief of police has said if they don't get a conviction he will resign from job.
on channel3
Mourners remember Thai murder victim
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David Miller's funeral cortege outside Holy Trinity Church
The funeral of David Miller, the Jersey islander murdered in Thailand, has taken place on the island.
The 24 year-old's funeral was preceded by a memorial service at Holy Trinity Church attended by family and friends.
Mr Miller was murdered on the island of Koh Tao with fellow traveller Hannah Witheridge, 23, of Hemsby, Norfolk, on 15 September.
Two suspects from Myanmar have been arrested by Thai police, who say the pair have confessed.
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David Miller's wicker coffin was adorned with sunflowers
Friends and family of Mr Miller paid tribute and sang hymns during the afternoon before the family held a private funeral ceremony elsewhere.
Mr Miller was carried in a wicker coffin adorned with sunflowers.
The memorial service, led by Reverend Ian Pallent, also included a performance of Bob Dylan's song Forever Young.
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David Miller's family asked mourners not to wear black
Mr Pallent told BBC News: "David was such a colourful character; a man of life, energy and vitality.
"Whilst there is great sadness that someone so young has died, this is about a celebration of his life, to give thanks to God for the impact he made.
"What we will do today and all through the next few months is show love: love to his parents, to his brother, all his friends and the rest of his family."
In a statement on Wednesday, Mr Miller's family said he "brightened up their world" and they would miss him terribly.
Mr Miller worked as an intern in the St Helier offices of Australian mining company Consolidated Minerals.
He was returning from a placement in Australia when he stopped off in Thailand for a holiday.
BBC News - Mourners remember Thai murder victim
yeah keep reading the thread from there and you will see the quote I quoted saying they found the iphone with the stained jeans in the apartment.Quote:
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Originally Posted by pseudolus
No, they didn't. They said they found 4 iphones in the burmese workers rooms.
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Forensics experts in Bangkok said they found, and are now DNA-testing, blonde hairs in Witheridge's right hand. Police also found a pair of Ware's blood-stained pants from in Miller's luggage and an Apple iPhone with long blonde hairs snagged on it.
Autopsy points to sex, struggle in Koh Tao murders | Bangkok Post: news
None of this endless speculation is going to make any difference. Nor will the petitions. It's over. Forget about it. They're dead almost three weeks now. The Thai have the conclusion desired. It's done. Just another sordid tale from the LOS.
Seems the story has changed again..
A senior police official was just on Sorayuth Suthassanachinda's evening news show on Channel 3 and he explained exactly how they found David Miller's phone. He said they knew quickly that it was missing from his body from information gained from David's friends and relatives, but this was not made public. Later, after the two suspects were detained and they confessed to the crime, police asked about the phone. One of the suspects said he had left it with a friend and when the friend was questioned he led them to the phone. He had become suspicious of the origin of the phone and he threw it away behind his living quarters. Hannah'' phone, had earlier been returned to her relatives, the officer said.
Koh Tao murders: Phone taken from male victim, police say | Bangkok Post: learning