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Jastine Valdez found dead. No Ana discussion please. Mod warning post 1

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    #32
    Graces7
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    beechwood55 wrote: »
    The reg is vehicle reg 171-D-20419
    They have identified the owner. And are looking for him. According to the Independent.ie
    Investigating detectives are currently examining a number of possible sightings of the vehicle since the abduction took place, including reports of a woman in distress in the rear of a dark coloured Nissan in south Dublin.

    Godspeed and safety to our Gardai.


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    #33
    Conservatory
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    Gatling wrote: »
    The official Garda release just used 171-D -2
    So chances are they looking at a different reg

    The guards leak things to the papers all the time. If they legally couldn’t give the reg out for fear of hero’s approaching the car they can always pass on a piece of paper to Paul Williams or any of their other buddies.


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    #34
    ConnyMcDavid
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    Patww79 wrote: »
    Why are they blocking the reg now? They originally had it unhidden, was that one wrong?

    I think they had a partial reg when first releasing an appeal and have since got complete reg.


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    #35
    Gatling
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    Conservatory wrote: »
    The guards leak things to the papers all the time. If they legally couldn’t give the reg out for fear of hero’s approaching the car they can always pass on a piece of paper to Paul Williams or any of their other buddies.

    Not necessarily true especially if it leads to mass confusion and sighings of the wrong car
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    #36
    vicwatson
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    From the Indo website

    “Missing Jastine: Gardai issue reg of suspect vehicle but urge public not to approach

    Gardai have urged public to be vigilant for vehicle reg 171-D-20419”


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    #37
    The Talking Bread
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    They still have the full reg listed on their official twitter page (the very top tweet on their feed) so I imagine if the information on this was incorrect they would have changed it by now.

    https://twitter.com/GardaTraffic/status/998238704127836161


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    #38
    AmberGold
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    Fairly certain on the Six One news that the reg was 20419 and they have identified the address where it should be located. Could be a rental?


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    #39
    The Talking Bread
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    Anyone in the area? Are the garda choppers out?


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    #40
    Wheres Me Jumper?
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    Conservatory wrote: »
    The guards leak things to the papers all the time. If they legally couldn’t give the reg out for fear of hero’s approaching the car they can always pass on a piece of paper to Paul Williams or any of their other buddies.

    often the guards in this country don't appear to have a clue what they are doing. maybe i'm being a bit harsh, but i don't have much confidence in them.


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    #41
    eviltwin
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    Surely whoever owns that car knows he's fecked and it would be better to release her unharmed.


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    #42
    Dayor Knight
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    beechwood55 wrote: »
    The reg is vehicle reg 171-D-20419
    They have identified the owner. And are looking for him. According to the Independent.ie
    Investigating detectives are currently examining a number of possible sightings of the vehicle since the abduction took place, including reports of a woman in distress in the rear of a dark coloured Nissan in south Dublin.

    Where in South Dublin, anybody know? I'll go out now and start driving around on the off-chance. If everyone goes looking somebody might spot this scumbag.


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    #43
    The Talking Bread
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    Wheres Me Jumper? wrote: »
    often the guards in this country don't appear to have a clue what they are doing. maybe i'm being a bit harsh, but i don't have much confidence in them.

    Is this a comparative study to other police forces internationally? Every incident, especiallly a missing person, is different. The procedures of solving the crime aren't generic.
    The Gardai seem to be doing a good job here with the expediency of the investigation, the info gathered and the spread of said info to the public


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    #44
    Wheres Me Jumper?
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    eviltwin wrote: »
    Surely whoever owns that car knows he's fecked and it would be better to release her unharmed.

    you are assuming this person is thinking rationally.
    my guess it's a "family matter", so emotions may well be running quite high.


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    #45
    Ronan|Raven
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    The Talking Bread wrote: »
    Anyone in the area? Are the garda choppers out?

    A lot of helicopter activity today around Bray


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    #46
    Wheres Me Jumper?
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    The Talking Bread wrote: »
    Is this a comparative study to other police forces internationally? Every incident, especiallly a missing person, is different. The procedures of solving the crime aren't generic.
    The Gardai seem to be doing a good job here with the expediency of the investigation, the info gathered and the spread of said info to the public

    no its just my impression and experience. maybe the recent poor publicity surrounding them doesn't help. smearing of whistleblowers, penalty points, recordin of data etc.
    i would be interested to see what how our crime solution rates compare with equally sized countries elsewhere.
    certainly the amount of young women in Leinster whose disappearance remains unsolved is very concerning.


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    #47
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    You know, some people would argue about anything.


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    #48
    Thesomersarms
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    Very scary and bizarre , it’s been over a day since a witness saw the girl being pulled into a car which doesn’t bode well, broad daylight too, I can’t help but think of the case of Deirdre Jacob, same thing witnesses saw her walking along a road very close to her home alone in broad daylight, prayers that this girl is found safe.


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    #49
    The Talking Bread
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    Wheres Me Jumper? wrote: »
    no its just my impression and experience. maybe the recent poor publicity surrounding them doesn't help. smearing of whistleblowers, penalty points, recordin of data etc.
    i would be interested to see what how our crime solution rates compare with equally sized countries elsewhere.
    certainly the amount of young women in Leinster whose disappearance remains unsolved is very concerning.

    Any missing person is concerning but I don't think Irish Gardai have any unusual than expected rate of solving these crimes. Successful recoveries of missing people in Ireland actually is very high, thank god. Reports have been carried out by The Oireachtas and Garda Inspectorate to improve procedures.
    Most missing people investigations are solved within HOURS. This one seems on the way to be solved I am confident also, just praying it has a fully successful outcome.


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    #50
    adgib
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    Being caught with pepper spray is classed as being in possession of a firearm


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    #51
    Conservatory
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    adgib wrote: »
    Being caught with pepper spray is classed as being in possession of a firearm

    More men get attacked while out in their own than women.


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    #52
    Cunning Stunt
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    RTE says car wasnt stolen- so like others here I am wondering why the hell they dont release the identity of who was driving it?!


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    #53
    Wheres Me Jumper?
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    The Talking Bread wrote: »
    Any missing person is concerning but I don't think Irish Gardai have any unusual than expected rate of solving these crimes.Successful recoveries of missing people in Ireland actually is very high, thank god. Reports have been carried out by The Oireachtas and Garda Inspectorate to improve procedures.
    Most missing people investigations are solved within HOURS. This one seems on the way to be solved I am confident also, just praying it has a fully successful outcome.

    do you have any evidence or statistics to back that up, or is that just what you think?


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    #54
    Amalgam
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    ted1 wrote: »
    Larry Murphy mother was buried the other day. Winder did he come back for it.

    Wasn't uncommon to see him in the Dun Laoghaire/Killiney area these past few years..


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    #55
    wellwhynot
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    The poor girl and her family. I hope she is found safe and well. The abductor would have family, friends and neighbours who would recognise the reg. They should release his name. Every hour that goes by is critical.


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    #56
    OldMrBrennan83
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    #57
    Conservatory
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    Is there a cartel website thing where you put a reg in and find a cars history.
    I’m obviously not saying the police can’t do that but would somebody here know how?


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    #58
    Stheno
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    wellwhynot wrote: »
    The poor girl and her family. I hope she is found safe and well. The abductor would have family, friends and neighbours who would recognise the reg. They should release his name. Every hour that goes by is critical.

    she's the same age as my ohs daughter.

    please god she is found safe and well.

    her poor family


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    #59
    Wheres Me Jumper?
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    Patww79 wrote: »
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    GUBU?


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    #60
    wellwhynot
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    I doubt Larry Murphy would have the funds to purchase a 17 reg car. I don’t think there would be much demand for his carpentry services in Ireland. The Gardai in their statement said the owner of the car so I assume it is not rented.


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    OldMrBrennan83
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