Front page headline of the local paper: "Mystery of Injured Organist not solved"
A 56yr old cycling from home to church in a local village was found lying seriously injured by the side of the road with two broken arms and a fractured skull. Nobody appears to have a clue as to what might have happened. Police are appealing for information. (my synopsis)
Anyone fancy giving the local paper and Cambridgeshire Police a clue? -- Tony
"A facility for quotation covers the absence of original thought" Lord Peter Wimsey (Dorothy L. Sayers)
Front page headline of the local paper: "Mystery of Injured Organist not solved"
A 56yr old cycling from home to church in a local village was found lying seriously injured by the side of the road with two broken arms and a fractured skull. Nobody appears to have a clue as to what might have happened. Police are appealing for information. (my synopsis)
Anyone fancy giving the local paper and Cambridgeshire Police a clue?
Went over the bars after hitting a pothole? Two broken arms sounds like an endo to me.
Front page headline of the local paper: "Mystery of Injured Organist not solved"
A 56yr old cycling from home to church in a local village was found lying seriously injured by the side of the road with two broken arms and a fractured skull. Nobody appears to have a clue as to what might have happened. Police are appealing for information. (my synopsis)
Anyone fancy giving the local paper and Cambridgeshire Police a clue?
Went over the bars after hitting a pothole? Two broken arms sounds like an endo to me.
Broken collar bone maybe, broken arms no way unless severely osteoporotic
-- Tony
"A facility for quotation covers the absence of original thought" Lord Peter Wimsey (Dorothy L. Sayers)
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Front page headline of the local paper: "Mystery of Injured Organist not solved"
A 56yr old cycling from home to church in a local village was found lying seriously injured by the side of the road with two broken arms and a fractured skull. Nobody appears to have a clue as to what might have happened. Police are appealing for information. (my synopsis)
Anyone fancy giving the local paper and Cambridgeshire Police a clue?
My personal experience of Cambridgeshire plod is that they haven't a clue about anything :-(
Front page headline of the local paper: "Mystery of Injured Organist not solved"
A 56yr old cycling from home to church in a local village was found lying seriously injured by the side of the road with two broken arms and a fractured skull. Nobody appears to have a clue as to what might have happened. Police are appealing for information. (my synopsis)
Anyone fancy giving the local paper and Cambridgeshire Police a clue?
Were it a 20-something-year old male I'd be wondering about a detached front wheel and disk brake :-) What with her being 56 years old and on her way to church a slightly dented car and driver who "thought they might have hit a cat" seems more likely :-(
My personal experience of Cambridgeshire plod is that they haven't a clue about anything :-(
That's very harsh. After all this is only the police force that cocked up the background checks on Ian Huntley and then sent a suspected paedophile along to support the families after the murders.
