Difference between revisions of "Talk:Gareth Williams"
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The PC could not get into the house so the letting agent, W. A. Ellis, was called and a woman employee arrived with keys. | The PC could not get into the house so the letting agent, W. A. Ellis, was called and a woman employee arrived with keys. | ||
| − | She hovered at Mr Williams’s door as the PC went inside. Within minutes he emerged quickly from the en suite bathroom and escorted the woman back downstairs. He then told her: | + | She hovered at Mr Williams’s door as the PC went inside. Within minutes he emerged quickly from the en suite bathroom and escorted the woman back downstairs. He then told her: "You stay here. This is now a murder scene." |
This weekend, staff at W. A. Ellis, of Knightsbridge, refused to confirm details. | This weekend, staff at W. A. Ellis, of Knightsbridge, refused to confirm details. | ||
Revision as of 11:39, 16 October 2010
36 Alderney Street, Pimlico, London
There are lots of published media reports and photographs showing that the flat under investigation is number 36 Alderney Street e.g.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/snapperjack/
or
The PC could not get into the house so the letting agent, W. A. Ellis, was called and a woman employee arrived with keys.
She hovered at Mr Williams’s door as the PC went inside. Within minutes he emerged quickly from the en suite bathroom and escorted the woman back downstairs. He then told her: "You stay here. This is now a murder scene."
This weekend, staff at W. A. Ellis, of Knightsbridge, refused to confirm details. A spokeswoman said: ‘36 Alderney Street is owned by a private company, New Rodina.
‘There has been speculation that it is linked to MI6 or that it is a front for MI6. Our clients do not have any links to MI6 whatsoever and are distressed by the death of Mr Williams.’
- Thanks Tourist - I've incorporated all that. --Peter P 13:28, 11 September 2010 (IST)
