I’d assume so given they’ve had further arrests since then. Also it doesn’t seem like he’d have a good excuse for what he was doing given where he was found...
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I’d assume so given they’ve had further arrests since then. Also it doesn’t seem like he’d have a good excuse for what he was doing given where he was found...
Caporegime
Well it's all part of the joy of the British media.
Guilty until proven innocent.
Guilty until proven innocent.
Where's it say that can you link to the article?
Nice pad for someone whose only been driving trucks a few years
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/...nd-home-of-lorry-deaths-suspect-38629161.html
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/...nd-home-of-lorry-deaths-suspect-38629161.html
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Soldato
Long haul trampers usually earn pretty decent money so a £160k house isn't that unusual.
Soldato
You're best ignoring anything social media related to this case. Social media says he's out of jail, news says he's still in. Social media says there's no way he's guilty, he's now been charged. It's full of hearsay.
As for a lorry driver owning a £160k house... I know hgv drivers earning just under £4k a month. There's bloody good money in it if you're doing long haul and over night stays. Temping is also decent. My mate owns a driver temp agency, spit with his missus 2 years ago, bought himself a £180k house, new bmw m5, got a caravan, an audi and a brand new Ford pick up on his drive. Nice holidays 2-3 times a year. Great money in it.
Caporegime
This is true, you can earn easily enough to mortgage a nice pad, trouble is you don't get to see it much.
The driver does deserve some credit though as I'd have thought some more criminally experienced cooler heads would have quietly shut the door back up again having made the discovery, driven back to Ireland and found somewhere to dig a big hole a long way from prying eyes.
the scary part of that is I bet it has happened.
its the couple who were arrested who seemed to have a few flashy cars etc...
Why would they bother? He'd just keep quiet regardless, get his court hearing, plead not guilty and the case would fall apart and he'd walk due to lack of evidence.
The mere fact the police have included money laundering into his charges goes to show that they're confident there's more to this than meets the eye. From experience, persuading the CPS to authorise charges, especially at this level, indicates at least a minimum of a good level of evidence against him.
I guess because he has involvement in the whole process