Jinglejangle69 wrote: » 10 minutes between TD leaving his office and MIB following him in the last footage What happened in that 10 minutes? I thought it was a few seconds apart.
Fr Tod Umptious wrote: » Kind of unfounded idle speculation that got the old thread shut down. Can you imagine the family reading this.
ghostfacekilla wrote: » That area was full of all sorts of strange characters at night. I was living in landsowne rd area and would walk home from town most weekends full of beer. One night I got propositioned on the canal by what I thought was a streetwalker and told her I hadn't the money. She said she just wanted to get laid. Her boyfriend was home and they both were high, which resulted in her having high libido and him none and he wanted to watch her having sex with someone else. They lived in a nice, plush place. He was an obvious heroin user and probably a dealer and her an office girl. If I had never come out of that house alive that night for any reason, most likely they would have never been caught. I'd be gone without a trace. My family would be defending my character and I'd most likely have been put down as having ended up in the water somewhere and swept out. It's possible that whatever has happened to trevor has never been thought of yet.
ghostfacekilla wrote: » ................... They lived in a nice, plush place. He was an obvious heroin user and probably a dealer and her an office girl.......................
xalot wrote: » I often think about the phone call to his mate who missed the call as he was asleep. I wonder had something happened in the bar / leaving the bar that he thought 'must tell my buddy about that'. Maybe he was propositioned by someone and thought it was funny but inadvertently caused offence. Strange to call someone at that time of the morning just to shoot the breeze, though maybe that was the norm for them.
wyrn wrote: » I don't think so. There was an interview with Glen in 2017 and it seems that they were playing phone tag. Glen was out as well down in Naas and had tried calling Trevor earlier in the night. It seems that Trevor was returning the call.
Beechwoodspark wrote: » That anecdote you tell ghostface could’ve been a set up for an ambush - I wonder was it a one off or a regular thing for her to be “just looking to get laid”. Sounds very dodge.
xalot wrote: » Yes the article says they were playing phone tag, but after having the tea with his colleague he would have sobered up so would have been aware it was very late to call someone, though Glen also had his Xmas party that night so it's possible he was also still out. I wonder was he aware someone was behind him and thought about chatting to Glen while he walked home, his voicemail didn't mention anything but I dont think that's the kind of thing you'd mention in a voicemail anyway, even if you were a bit nervous....must be horrible for his friend to have missed that call.
Assetbacked wrote: » I've thought that as well, given the route home he took down Haddington Road which is just not the way to get to where he lived. I used to walk through that area home from town a number of years ago after a few pints and there is a temptation when you're a bit pissed and heading home alone to engage with the offers from the ladies of the night. It would explain how he came to end up in a house and be subject to an attempted mugging. From the CCTV it seems like MIB had some interaction with him prior to Trevor going to the office, maybe to set up the meet with a girl. Then the MIB was opportunistic as he saw Trevor worked in a bank so presumed he had access to money which then lead to an attempted mugging rather than just a transaction for sex.
Username you choose wrote: » Hi all, I must firstly say that my thoughts are with TD family, friends and work colleagues especially at this time of year. I am in my late 30s now, something in particular always (haunted, intrigued, scared) not sure which word fits. I used to frequent the area quite a bit around the 97-00 mark, a friend of mine worked in the area and we used to meet every Friday for drinks. I knew a lad at my workplace who was the main bouncer of angels lapdancing club, many a time we would head there as we got in for free. Many times also, I would get separated from my friend (he used to wander off or go home too drunk) we were young and being in the city you felt so free, invincible almost. We took no drugs so would not have been in the drugs "scene" directly, however, I am not ashamed to say it, used to head down along the canal on numerous occasions at that time, mostly after being in angels, few drinks, girls dancing, maybe few private dances etc.. needless to say I was young dumb and full of *um! I took the services of many ladies down by the canal and surrounding areas, never once was I offered to go to s house or car, nor did I witness or have any interactions with any male pimps. I did not see any men watching us or me in particular. ; 1) Some of the girls, one in particular, seemed to greatly enjoy our interactions, didn't charge me full amount, told me if she was caught she would be in trouble, I guess it was off the books?! 2) If someone was watching us and unbeknownst to me was keeping close eye on us, It's impossible for me to say. I never felt threatened or uncomfortable considering the situations I was in. I had one thing on my mind and that clouded any rational thinking. I don't know that I'm trying to say really, this case in my opinion was a matter of TD having few drinks that night, for whatever reason, maybe he was lonely (like me) and the access to women was tempting as long as you had £20-30 then why would that not be a possibility? I really think TD either agreed to meet a lady or paid for a service but didn't go through and looked for refund? I do NOT believe he drowned or was victim of a hit and run. I don't have evidence of course to back up my theory, I just think some prefer to think that this young man would never attempt to meet a lady of the night. It is of course highly likely he did. Maybe regretted it or sobered up and thought to ring his friend about it. As I mentioned I was many times in similar situation, the difference is I initially paid for services and can swear under oath, we don't know if TD did the same. Either way, my point is probably not well made, no good at writing to be honest. I am merely saying, I could have easily very easily found myself like TD, if I was offered to go to a house back then, I probably in all honesty gone there. I was lucky. Each time this case comes up in the media I shiver. I hope the family get the answers and justice they deserve.
TheW1zard wrote: » Where do ya go when you get one!? If not a house or apartment or car?
Jinglejangle69 wrote: » Has attempted tiger kidnapping ever been ruled out? Was loads around that time.
hurikane wrote: » This thread is mad. Was walking down near the canal one night, on the way out with a few mates. A young lad burst out of the bushes at an office, was only too delighted to tell us his story. He was in UCD, got a taxi in to town, drove around with taxi drivers looking for prostiutes. Found one, got a blowjob in bushes at offices and was now looking for a taxi back to UCD. As for the other lad in the thread who met the junkie girlfriend of the junkie down by the canal and went back and rode her in front of the fella strung out on heroin. Wtf is wrong with the world.
Username you choose wrote: » ............ it's around £150 to have sex with a girl in angels, compared to £20_30 for a blowjob or handjob..............
Augeo wrote: » totally off topic but I don't believe lapdancers in Angels were offering sex for £150 in the late 90s ........ VIP room activity would cost £150 for effectively nothing beyond a grind.
Augeo wrote: » Stripper goes to hotel, does the deed and back home / to Angels for £150 when she can make that in VIP room in 30 mins. No doubt it was an offer from a few but not for that price.
Day Lewin wrote: » The difference between private enterprise and corporate management.#profitmargin
2cool4school wrote: » as a source of reminiscences about fictional encounters with prostitutes this thread is second to none. really proving it's worth now as a means of keeping awareness of Trevor's case in peoples minds. definitely shouldn't be locked and deleted, no way...