Serial Killer at large in Manchester?

Electric Blue said:
Another young man now missing since Saturday in the Warrington area

route home near allotments and close to the River Mersey

Hmmmm wonder where they will find this poor lad

something going on i'm sure, I tel my lads every weekend recently not to walk home alone due to a serial killer in the NW

Electric Blue forgot to mention that between the "Bridge Bar" in Latchford and the River Mersey which is about 600 yards distance and well before you come to the allotments on Kingsway you have to go past the Manchester Ship Canal.

Tea time tonight; the Police have discoverd a body in Latchford Locks only a couple of hundred of yards from where Nathan was last seen. As yet they have not identified it as young Nathan ( god knows what his parents are going through right now) - and one of my own who knows him is really distraught. Nicole (17) doesn't know a body has been found yet; she has been at her Boyfriends all day.

Not looking forward to tomorrow morning.
 
Either a serial killer or a bermuda triangle type area. Not accidental and definitely very "dodgy" as you all put it
 
Still not heard any reports of attempts gone wrong yet. So he/she is either still 100% or out of the millions of pissed up people in the northwest each year, a few of them have fallen in.

The Bermuda Triangle type theory is more interesting though. I'm going for that.
 
Ovo said:
Mr Rich said:
johnmc said:
How many people out of the amsterdam canals though out of interest? Bikes are irrelevant


I highly doubt people are just chucking bikes in the canal for sport. In my experience there are generally people on the bike when it is moving, and as a rule I would not chain my bike to a canal, it is a little wet.

http://www.dutchnews.nl/news/archives/2012/01/amsterdam_canals_are_dangerous.php

Think how many canal over here have ladders or rubber rings or people around to pull you out?! My mate fell into the Amsterdam canal because he thought is was a giant marshmallow, somebody pulled him out. Would someone pull you out of the Mersey tonight if you though it was a marshmallow?

Anyone who jumps into a canal thinking its a marshmallow should probably be left in the canal.

He wasn't in Amsterdam to see the architecture lets put it that way.


tidyman said:
Still not heard any reports of attempts gone wrong yet. So he/she is either still 100% or out of the millions of pissed up people in the northwest each year, a few of them have fallen in.

The Bermuda Triangle type theory is more interesting though. I'm going for that.

If I've learnt anything from watching hours of Morse it would be that if a serial killer did exist then after a while they all get more confident and begin pushing lads in the river during the day, as there are no reports of this happening yet (watch me come under immediate conspircy theories if it does, which it won't because there is no serial killer about in Manchester), then I might begin to have my suspicions. As said above 100% hit rate they must be doing spectacularly well. As the poster above writes (although the name "tidyman" makes a good serial killing name)

And alternatively this phantom serial killer may be lurking in bluemoon cellar and be goaded by such a challenge from myself to prove that they exist and go round killing more and more now because of this post.
 
Mr Rich said:
. As the poster above writes (although the name "tidyman" makes a good serial killing name)

And alternatively this phantom serial killer may be lurking in bluemoon cellar and be goaded by such a challenge from myself to prove that they exist and go round killing more and more now because of this post.

I've got two spares for Liverpool tomorrow if anyone's interested? No charge.

Meet anywhere... Lets say just behind Dukes 92 for arguments sake, about 2am is ok by me.
 

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