Adam's Claims...

[ILB]

He would want to visually inspect it in my estimation.

He may have inspected it in the hallway.

Although believe the most likely place is the master bedroom.

[ILB]

He's unlikely to go to the kitchen with it realise in the struggle with nevill the light was smashed and say to himself " bloody he'll I can't look at it now"

[ngb1066]

How far would he be able to throw it, what if it was washed up the next day by the tide? Do they have serial numbers identifiable to the person who owns it?

They do not have a serial number.

[Hardy Boy]

They do not have a serial number.

Thanks NGB

[Bubo bubo]

His whole story was based around leaving the rifle minus the silencer out ready for Sheila to use, he admits he left the rifle out minus the silencer, he even left her the ammunition and the cassette loaded, you think he maybe made up the story, ask yourself why he would make up something like this?

Once again you are intimating that he did this for her. He just left these things out. He did not leave them specifically for her. I do not know why he did not put them away. Maybe he was distracted by other issues which emerged when he came back inside. Only he knows but he blames himself for not acting correctly.

[Bubo bubo]

Wasn't the kitchen light smashed?

Yes it was but it was the shade that was broken not the bulb.

[Bubo bubo]

If the SM was thrown into the sea it would be lost. It would only be found if someone found it by chance. The silt and mud in this area together with the hundreds of small creeks which form a mosaic would mean a heavyish metal object would sink in the mud and be covered in silt at every incoming tide.

[Hardy Boy]

If the SM was thrown into the sea it would be lost. It would only be found if someone found it by chance. The silt and mud in this area together with the hundreds of small creeks which form a mosaic would mean a heavyish metal object would sink in the mud and be covered in silt at every incoming tide.

The suppressor is hollow with baffle plates, it weighs very little and is not heavy like your suggesting, the tide washes many objects ashore, I lived by the beach in that area for 8/9 years so don’t tell me about the tides and what washes ashore. People were often metal detecting on the beach and very popular in the eighties. There’s no telling what or where the tide would wash it up, Tollsbury used to have high tides that covered the road, I’ve been many of times and seen high tides and got stuck.

[Bubo bubo]

The suppressor is hollow with baffle plates, it weighs very little and is not heavy like your suggesting, the tide washes many objects ashore, I lived by the beach in that area for 8/9 years so don’t tell me about the tides and what washes ashore. People were often metal detecting on the beach and very popular in the eighties.

Being hollow it would fill with water and become heavier. I lived in Tollesbury some years ago so am familiar with the terrain. If he flung it out the chances of it reaching the shore are minimal in my opinion

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[Hardy Boy]

Being hollow it would fill with water and become heavier. I lived in Tollesbury some years ago so am familiar with the terrain. If he flung it out the chances of it reaching the shore are minimal.

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Well you will know about high tides in Tollsbury then that cover the roads

[Hardy Boy]

Being hollow it would fill with water and become heavier. I lived in Tollesbury some years ago so am familiar with the terrain. If he flung it out the chances of it reaching the shore are minimal in my opinion

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What the fook has Dee estuary got to do with Essex.

[Bubo bubo]

Well you will know about high tides in Tollsbury then that cover the roads

Only at high spring tides for example and only at the harbour entrance area for boat launching area. The rest of the village was protected by the sea wall. I believe Woodrolfe road runs down to the launching site and water comes up it at higher tides and surges.

https://www.tollesburymarina.com/

You can see the mudflats at the back of the picture. Only floods because there is no sea wall for a few hundred yards to facilitate sailing.

[Bubo bubo]

What the fook has Dee estuary got to do with Essex.

Most estuaries take on similar patterns it was just an example

[Hardy Boy]

Only at high spring tides for example and only at the harbour entrance area for boat launching area. The rest of the village was protected by the sea wall. I believe Woodrolfe road runs down to the launching site and water comes up it at higher tides and surges.

https://www.tollesburymarina.com/

You can see the mudflats at the back of the picture. Only floods because there is no sea wall for a few hundred yards to facilitate sailing.

Yes I’ve seen it back right up Woodrolfe road.  I used to go to the trinity sometimes.

[Bubo bubo]

Yes I’ve seen it back right up Woodrolfe road.  I used to go to the trinity sometimes.

The national park in faro shows similar characteristics which you see as you come in to land at the airport. Other pictures show similar formations

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