David Clews turning me into an Ian Huntley-truther. I always thought there was something fishy about that story. Guy has got hapless patsy written all over him.
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@augustus so who did it? Why the cover up?
@billiam the bodies were found right next to RAF Lakenheath and he thinks US military personnel did it and it was covered up to clear the way for the Iraq War and he's linking it to hundreds of other cases of murders and sexual assault by US military people across the world, I'm sure you've heard of the various cases in Japan. I'm not 100% on it yet but re-reading the case from the perspective of him being a clueless patsy who tried to help police initially and then getting set up does actually make sense. the base is 16 miles from his house.
criminal mastermind Ian Huntley killed two girls in his home and then drove 20 miles through extensive rural and secluded fields in order to deposit them in a small irrigation ditch literally on the border of a high security US military air base. then after burning them at the site, he took their charred Man United t-shirts off them, drove back home and deposited the charred clothes in a bin at his place of work.
@augustus reminds me of the Port Arthur massacre
@billiam >The perpetrator, Martin Bryant, murdered 35 people and wounded 23 others, in the deadliest mass shooting by a lone gunman in modern Australian history.[3] The attack led to fundamental changes in Australia's gun laws.
a massacre in 1996 that led to a change in gun laws? that reminds me of the Dunblane shooting in Scotland that also led to UK gun laws being changed. I wonder what year that was?
>1996
a massacre in 1996 that led to a change in gun laws? that reminds me of the Dunblane shooting in Scotland that also led to UK gun laws being changed. I wonder what year that was?
>1996
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