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Kens Accident In Corrie
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Why are the police assuming its attempted murder and that he was pushed down the stairs? Why do they not think he just fell or fainted? Have I missed something??
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I don't watch Corrie but I do know that the Old Bill treat any unexplained death as a possible crime until it can be proved otherwise.
For example, a few years ago the elderly lady who lived opposite me was found dead at the foot of her stairs. It was eventually decided that she'd either had a stroke, causing her to fall downstairs, or that she'd accidentally fallen downstairs, resulting in a stroke. In the meantime though the road was full of police cars, with plain-clothes officers carrying out door-to-door enquiries.
Similarly, every time someone jumps in front of a train (which is roughly once per day across the UK) British Transport Police always assume that they were pushed or, for example, that they were running away from an attacker, when the fatality occurred.
i.e. the rule used by the police is always "It's a crime scene unless we know otherwise".
For example, a few years ago the elderly lady who lived opposite me was found dead at the foot of her stairs. It was eventually decided that she'd either had a stroke, causing her to fall downstairs, or that she'd accidentally fallen downstairs, resulting in a stroke. In the meantime though the road was full of police cars, with plain-clothes officers carrying out door-to-door enquiries.
Similarly, every time someone jumps in front of a train (which is roughly once per day across the UK) British Transport Police always assume that they were pushed or, for example, that they were running away from an attacker, when the fatality occurred.
i.e. the rule used by the police is always "It's a crime scene unless we know otherwise".
That's sad Masma :( so sorry
Over here in Ireland unexplained deaths are checked out, when my friend passed away a few weeks after being given the all clear from hospital, she was brought away for a post mortem, it was natural but her daughters had to wait and it was upsetting seeing the Garda cars outside the house
Over here in Ireland unexplained deaths are checked out, when my friend passed away a few weeks after being given the all clear from hospital, she was brought away for a post mortem, it was natural but her daughters had to wait and it was upsetting seeing the Garda cars outside the house
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