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The April Jones case, where she told two searchers, live on air, that the investigation had been moved up to a murder inquiry. Vile cow.

I believe sonar guy, amongst his bold claims and bravado, did quietly conceded that if the body was in a reeded area then it could be problematic to detect. There are a lot of reeds on that stretch.

Yeah, because if you'd murdered her and she hadn't been found, instead of thinking you'd got away it the obvious thing to do would be to return the body to the area where they were last seen...

The gent that was interviewed wasn't first on scene. Another lady had found the dog running around and had tied it to the bench using a bit of string. She recognised the dog but couldn't remember who owned it. She was late for an appointment so wasn't able to hang around. The gent arrived...

Agreed, the point I was hamfistedly trying to make is that there are many documented cases of bodies in flowing water not being found for weeks or months. If she has gone into the river, it's not that unusual that she hasn't been found yet.

Virginia Woolfe committed suicide by drowning herself in a river and wasn't discovered for 3 weeks.

The harness is a red herring - it's been reported by friends and family that they always take the harness off the dog when walking there.

We had a guy that worked at our place that didn't return home from a fishing trip. He was discovered face down in the water at his pitch, with no sign of any disturbance. The post mortem showed no health problems and although an open verdict was recorded it was speculated that one scenario could...