wyrn wrote: » The man in black, was he walking along and randomly stopped at that pillar and what happened to him in the time that Trevor was inside. He he stay there and when did he move off and what direction. I'm guessing he left after Trevor and went the same route if the Guards are pretty certain that he's the same guy in the other (speed up) footage.
smelly sock wrote: » How were they though. Granted we're not trained detectives but we have the images they have. It could be the same person. Again, it might not be the same fella. Was cctv check out from the surrounding areas checked also? Probably to late by the time they noticed him missing. I wouldnt be ruling out less sinister outcomes either.
oneilla wrote: » 1. is where his job was - the CCTV gate footage 2. is where the Haddington Rd ATM CCTV footage is from 3. is where his apartment was Baggot St bridge crosses the canal between 1 & 2
20Wheel wrote: » "When the video of the enhanced footage was released in April, gardaí stated that they were satisfied that this man was the same person who was standing outside Deely’s office earlier, and who had spoken to him"https://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/people/trevor-deely-the-search-ends-and-continues-1.3230396?mode=amp If, and yes its only an if, but if there was more footage of that strange fcker hanging around waiting for TD to come out and then going after him then it would be barely questionable that a planned attack took place.
Lina Limited Workaholic wrote: » if that is enhanced the original must ave been so bad as to waste time having it at all
Muahahaha wrote: » Thanks for posting as I wasnt sure where BOIAM was located. But wasnt the section between 1 and 2 that the CCTV time stamps said it took Trevor something like 12 minutes to walk? The distance is only about 400 metres which most people would cover in about 5-6 minutes.
That man was not in CCTV range when Deely emerged at 4.02am, when he left his umbrella down before buttoning up his coat, and walking away. At 4.06am, Deely made a phone call to his closest friend, Glen Cullen, who did not hear the phone ringing, as it was charging downstairs. He left a voicemail, which Cullen deleted the following morning. “It said, ‘Hi Glen, I’ve missed you there. Just on my way home, all going good. I’ll talk to you tomorrow.’
smelly sock wrote: » It was brutal
Day Lewin wrote: » If I may return to another unanswered question... that dear old detective cliché, cherchez la femme. There was a girl or young woman - a skinny figure anyway - among the passersby caught on CCTV and she, too, has never been identified and never come forward. I read somewhere that Trevor Deely chatted with a girl at the nightclub (as one naturally would, of course, and I'm not saying there was anything odd about that) But I've always wondered if there was any connection between the CCTV-girl and the Man in Black. It was very damn late to be walking home alone!!
soiseztomabel wrote: » The girl in the footage and partner were ruled out, they were 1 minute or so behind whoever was behind TD. When questioned they said they say noting suspicious.Has anyone ever slowed down the Milanos footage? I always thought that the car that passes TD appears to pull in just ahead of him, but it could of course just be the awful quality of the cctv
Lina Limited Workaholic wrote: » what is that?
20Wheel wrote: » Milanos is the bridge footage. The second clip.
sugarman wrote: » Everyone in the footage has been identified / come forward bar the MIB.
Fr Tod Umptious wrote: » The last thread descended into a mess. People speculating that Trevor was buying drugs, paying for sex, involved in criminal activity based on his work, found out about criminal activity because of his work and we as taken out by higher up because he was going to be a whistleblower, taken out by the girl in Alaska's family because he visited when he was not invited.All based on people's wild imaginations. If I were a family member I'd be disturbed by some of the s**t spouted on it too.
Lina Limited Workaholic wrote: » why did he walk to the centre of the gate and look up down before going left. and he did not zip his jacket before coming out in the rain
noodler wrote: » You are really overthinking it.
Strazdas wrote: » Trevor vanished off the face of the earth after last being seen in the vicinity of a notorious red light area in the early hours of the morning. I don't think it's that wild or fanciful to make such a connection.
John_Rambo wrote: » I was single and worked and socialised around that area at that time. Healthy, fit, young single men didn't avail or need to avail of the vice in the area, nor did he seek out the red light area, it was outside his work door. If his disappearance had anything to do with the vice it was more likely he saw something untoward happening and stepped in.
Lina Limited Workaholic wrote: » don't think so. why look up and down road in rain. and i would zip my coat before going out. did he leave in ahurry?
Fr Tod Umptious wrote: » But it is fanciful to suggest that he was the victim of some random murder because of some drug or prostitution related incident ? How many normal run of the mill guys Trevor's age go missing or are murdered because of some drug or prostitution related incident in this notorious red light area as you describe it ? None is the answer. But how many young men Trevor's age with alcohol taken end up in water on a night out ? Far too many