Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?

[mike tesko]

DCI 'Taff' Jones, was a copper from the old school, he bent the rules on occasions, but stopped short of framing an innocent person for a crime he knew they had not committed...

That's my opinion...

[tonyb]

Mike... You got me. I do admit I did attend stage school

[mike tesko]

At the end of the day, nobody was really interested at all in the silencer found by the relatives, until the nature of the investigation changed and DCS 'Mick' Ainsley was put in charge of the second part of the investigation, at that stage suddenly the find of the silencer by the relatives became important and started to get documented, and the silencer in question was sent to the lab' for the first time on 20th September 1985. Suddenly, the newly appointed head of the investigation was the best friend of the relatives and accommodated their theories out of hand...

[ngb1066]

At the end of the day, nobody was really interested at all in the silencer found by the relatives, until the nature of the investigation changed and DCS 'Mick' Ainsley was put in charge of the second part of the investigation, at that stage suddenly the find of the silencer by the relatives became important and started to get documented, and the silencer in question was sent to the lab' for the first time on 20th September 1985. Suddenly, the newly appointed head of the investigation was the best friend of the relatives and accommodated their theories out of hand...

Quite right Mike.  That is exactly what happened and there are several aspects of the evidence which support this.

[mike tesko]

At the end of the day, nobody was really interested at all in the silencer found by the relatives, until the nature of the investigation changed and DCS 'Mick' Ainsley was put in charge of the second part of the investigation, at that stage suddenly the find of the silencer by the relatives became important and started to get documented, and the silencer in question was sent to the lab' for the first time on 20th September 1985. Suddenly, the newly appointed head of the investigation was the best friend of the relatives and accommodated their theories out of hand...

At that stage, DCI 'Taff' Jones submitted a report to undermine the silencer evidence which the new investigation based its case upon. 'Taff' knew that the blood attributed to Sheila was not found inside the silencer found by the relatives...

it could have cost him his life...

[andrea]

Mike do you think Taff Jones was bumped off?

[mike tesko]

Mike do you think Taff Jones was bumped off?

Yeah...

I think they took him out...

His death needs looking into...

[tonyb]

Quite right Mike.  That is exactly what happened and there are several aspects of the evidence which support this.

But what do you think of the 2 Widden with rifle & silencer photos. Do you think they were took in the armoury by his mates, or at a press conference where he recreated how he put the two parts together to see if they fitted.

[mike tesko]

Now, if 'Taff' was married, and his wife witnessed the accident, then I will suck my thumb, and concede I was/am wrong...

[tonyb]

Now, if 'Taff' was married, and his wife witnessed the accident, then I will suck my thumb, and concede I was/am wrong...

Is she still alive mike?

[andrea]

So was taff alone at home when he died? or dont you know?

[mike tesko]

'Taff' Jones, was the kind of senior officer that any criminal would have respect for, if he had handled their case, because 'Taff' Jones was from the old school, where the rules could be bent, but only so far, and by so much - this copper was a good one, and did things his own way, for the public good, no matter what they have said about him since...

Things were different back in the mid 1980's, but 'taff' was one of those officers that would only go so far over the white line...

[tonyb]

'Taff' Jones, was the kind of senior officer that any criminal would have respect for, if he had handled their case, because 'Taff' Jones was from the old school, where the rules could be bent, but only so far, and by so much - this copper was a good one, and did things his own way, for the public good, no matter what they have said about him since...

Things were different back in the mid 1980's, but 'taff' was one of those officers that would only go so far over the white line...

You must miss him mike. We're you close?

[mike tesko]

Is she still alive mike?

I don't know, I'd like to know the true circumstances of how he supposedly died, my informant says there are suspicious circumstances surrounding his death, but I do not yet know what he means by the suggestion that there are suspicious circumstances?

But i will try to find out one way or another...

[mike tesko]

You must miss him mike. We're you close?

I didn't know him, so stop taking the piss, I am only repeating what I have been told about him from my informant...