Re: Not treating case as murder at this stage?

On 30 May, 20:58, FACE <AFaceInTheCr...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 30 May 2007 11:59:32 -0700, in uk.politics.misc "Mark, Devon"
<coope...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, wrote

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/glasgow_and_west/6703933.stm

For the average guy in the street I have to ask how is this case not
being treated as murder at this stage? Obviously there is much more
known to the police than has been reported in this article, but the
report sort of leaves me thinking - what on earth can it be if not
murder? It certainly doesn't look to me like suicide, or accidental
death.

"Det Supt Prendergast added: "I could not stand in front of you and say that
the crime we are investigating here is murder.

"What I will say is that it is certainly an unexplained death and I am
really very keen to find out what exactly has taken place to build up a
picture so that we can bring closure to this inquiry."

Mr Ramsay, 52, was handcuffed and thrown into a dark-coloured car by two men
claiming to be plain-clothed fraud squad police officers. "

You know it's possible that he was walking alone near the firth after a
perfectly voluntary little bondage episode and then his head just kind of
fell off...........

You shouldn't go jumping to unfounded conclusions like that!

FACE

:-) no, of course! Maybe I'm just 'unnaturally suspicious' or
something?

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