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http://jeremybamberforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,4949.0.htmlFor me the interesting thing here is the forensic evidence. Movement of 4 items around the sink and kitchen window - Plastic Sink Tidy. Washing up bottle. Sponge.A ball of string.
She was also seeing these things moved 'after' the police had been there. It's far more likely that the police moved the items, after all, they admitted to opening the window.
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Unless somebody washed up and put all the cutlery away.
For me the main use of a sink tidy, is it lets the plates & cutlery dry.
That's very true.However once dry many put them into a cupboard.