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An, the first bloke they arrested Tom Stephens was definitely weird. His interviews were absolutely bizarre - as if he was daring the police to arrest him. Luckily, being weird is not a crime in itself or a few on this forum could see themselves up in court. <_< :lol:

It was funny (strange) as they interviewed a prostitute soon after his arrest and she said she thought they definitely had the wrong man, even though he had no alibi and had become their "protector" and had been the "boyfriend" of one of girls for a while and had seen most of them close to the times of their disappearance.
You clearly can't judge anyone on their looks for a murder enquiry, but Stephen Wright looks like Mr. Normal and Tom Stephens, just looks and sounded just plain weird. h34r:

Right, I think I am ready for my first go at Jury service. Forget the evidence, let me have a look at the suspects face and I'll tell you if they are guilty or not. B)

<blockquote data-quote="Kathy" data-source="post: 2095139">An, the first bloke they arrested Tom Stephens was definitely weird. His interviews were absolutely bizarre - as if he was daring the police to arrest him.&nbsp; Luckily, being weird is not a crime in itself or a few on this forum could see themselves up in court. &lt;_&lt;&nbsp; :lol: It was funny (strange) as they interviewed a prostitute soon after his arrest and she said she thought they definitely had the wrong man, even though he had no alibi and had become their &quot;protector&quot; and had been the &quot;boyfriend&quot; of one of girls for a while and had seen most of them close to the times of their disappearance.&nbsp;You clearly can&#039;t judge anyone on their looks for a murder enquiry, but Stephen Wright looks like Mr. Normal and Tom Stephens, just looks and sounded just plain weird. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":p" title="Stick out tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p"&nbsp; data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":p" />h34r: Right, I think I am ready for my first go at Jury service.&nbsp; Forget the evidence, let me have a look at the suspects face and I&#039;ll tell you if they are guilty or not.&nbsp; B)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kathy, post: 2095139"] An, the first bloke they arrested Tom Stephens was definitely weird. His interviews were absolutely bizarre - as if he was daring the police to arrest him. Luckily, being weird is not a crime in itself or a few on this forum could see themselves up in court. <_< :lol: It was funny (strange) as they interviewed a prostitute soon after his arrest and she said she thought they definitely had the wrong man, even though he had no alibi and had become their "protector" and had been the "boyfriend" of one of girls for a while and had seen most of them close to the times of their disappearance. You clearly can't judge anyone on their looks for a murder enquiry, but Stephen Wright looks like Mr. Normal and Tom Stephens, just looks and sounded just plain weird. :ph34r: Right, I think I am ready for my first go at Jury service. Forget the evidence, let me have a look at the suspects face and I'll tell you if they are guilty or not. B) [/QUOTE]

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