Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "Daily Record" channel.

  1. Probably been trying to access mental health services for years and got nowhere
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  2.  @Tom-nj1ib  downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…Ukraine hasn’t given a toss about its civilians in this entire war, it’s used them as human shields. They deliberately told them there wasn’t going to be an invasion even though they knew there was because they wanted civilians vi in the area to make Russia more cautious, not caring about the casualties
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  3. I wish there were more comments pointing out that he was a police officer and wondering why this piece of new isn’t being reported
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  4.  @mydogeatspuke  the police who did nothing about the previous abduction and abduction attempts in the area? The police who regularly commit and cover up sexual assaults themselves?
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  5.  @r4h4al  someone with something to do with the caravan park is involved. Clearly this was premeditated and planned out, she did this walk as a routine and whoever did this has been reccying and scoping the area for a while before they did it. It’s either a copper or a resident or owner of the caravan park. She may even be in one of the caravans. Police in this country are absolutely useless. The fact that they’re trying to say she’s drowned when there’s no evidence of that at all could be an attempt to cover it up
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  6.  @lunatigannie8860  actually it wasn’t just a man, it was a police officer, but for some reason the media isn’t reporting that
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  7. Why is he even allowed to do this? They are taking the complete piss
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  8. Make things worse? What, by diverting money from deprived urban areas to wealthy towns? By allowing 50 billion of furlough to be fraudulently claimed by big corporates and friends of the government? By provoking the worst recession in living memory?
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  9. I guarantee there will be virtually no trains
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  10. Why is every media report on this identical? It’s exactly like those kids who were killed in Bournemouth
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  11.  @WindingWarrior  bodies only sink if they get water in the lungs. And after a week or so in water it’s much more difficult to tell how long they’ve been there. The body could have been in a bathtub in the caravan park they never searched
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  12.  @SuperMookles  the advance we’ve all been waiting for months for that keeps being delayed? Downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches, which they not have to evacuate, saving Ukraine from having to fight to break through their heavily fortified front lines. How exactly does this help them again?
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  13.  @someone3187  he wasn’t devastated, as a typical police officer he couldn’t face justice for what he’d done so took the cowardly way out
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  14.  @superhumantrueman  they’re not defending by attacking civilian targets in Russia
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  15.  @Skootavision  and Japan and made a fortune doing it
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  16.  @Writeous0ne  so if get body turns up in the river that immediately rules out the possibility of foul play? No one has ever drowned someone or disposed of a body in the river before
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  17.  @Writeous0ne  so there’s no possibility that anyone put her in the river is what you’re saying? Even the family don’t believe it, but because the police who have a habit of covering up their colleagues sex crimes have jumped to that conclusion it must be true?
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  18. I’m guessing there will be more riots about these kids too?
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  19.  @ThisNicknameWasTakenYearsAgo  guess what’s downstream from this water? Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…
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  20. downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…it’s obvious who did it
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  21. Genius move by Russia to make it easier for Ukraine and to cut Crimea’s water supply off…unless it wasn’t Russia
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  22.  @MarkHK66  downstream from all this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of deep trenches…you really think Russia did this?
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  23.  @fatkidstuckonachair  it’s not a war crime when Ukraine does it, they’re allowed to attack civilian targets in Russia and Ukraine. Downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches, but it’s not a war crime if Ukraine does it, remember, it doesn’t matter how many civilians die.
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  24.  @jamesgreen8573  but the dambusters weren’t considered war criminals 🤔
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  25.  @pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504  why would you give a potential kidnapping and murder to a rookie? And regardless of their experience there are documented procedures and processes to follow, this was deliberately messed up imo
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  26.  @whitefalcon630  how do you think haliburton me it’s money?
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  27. They must not have seen the dambusters
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  28. The amount of people who turned up looking for her around the area it was inevitable that someone would. Who knows how much longer the police would have failed to find her if it hasn’t been for the hero of members of the public, who the police and certain parts of the media like sky and itv criticised.
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  29.  @amo2464  this is the problem with the surveillance society, it gives people more opportunity to invade our privacy and perpetrate crimes like this
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  30.  @Writeous0ne  the longer a body has been in water the less accurate the estimates are, since the current gold standard for death time estimation is a previously established nomogram method based on the two-exponential model of body cooling.
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  31.  @Venenata  I think they’d rather the speculation is directed away from her husband
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  32. downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…it’s obvious who did it, but it’s cool when Ukraine does it to its own civilians
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  33.  @thuncerd1087  wait, Ukraine warned Russia was going to do it then it blew up? Definitely must be Russia then if Ukraine said that
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  34. He was sent to make a documentary on Gaza and Palestine. Then he dies suddenly and mysteriously. How convenient
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  35.  @terence2678  downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…
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  36.  @vorong2ru  yeah I’ve not seen that reported anywhere, what’s your source? Seems like a small prize for destroying your entire heavily fortified front line you’ve spent 6 months preparing. The Russians are having to evacuate it now under Ukrainian shelling. Why wouldn’t they have evacuated first, let the Ukrainians advance, take the trenches then flooded them? That would have made far more sense. But no, it must be the Russians because Ukraine said it was
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  37.  @PickleThePig  weren’t they killed by the Ukrainian driving the boat too close to the pier? That’s what the media were suggesting
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  38.  @stephen4121  exactly, funny how the shelling in Donbas increased 2800% after Zelensky met with Biden in September 21, right after the U.S. pulled out of Afghanistan in a hurry
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  39.  @ThisNicknameWasTakenYearsAgo  they are now, that’s convenient for Ukraine, just blind luck
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  40.  @ThisNicknameWasTakenYearsAgo  that Ukrainian offensive we’ve been waiting for all year will have to be deleted again, at least they’ve got an excuse now
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  41.  @ThisNicknameWasTakenYearsAgo  are you trolling? The Ukrainian offensive started one day after the dam was blown up. Turns out it’s actually quite beneficial for Ukraine, as it’s lowered the river levels upstream of the dam, making it easier to cross, which just so happened to be where their main offensive was planned for. What a marvellously lucky coincidence!
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  42. They also keep voting for the snp, there’s a clue in the name. Perhaps after the last 6 years of chaos South of the border they’ve changed their minds, or is that not allowed?
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  43.  @vorong2ru  you’re not a physics major are you? Do you think they used nukes in the dam busters? Get a grip
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  44.  @CGRealStudios  yeah and get caught scammed and caught trying it. Research what happened to the founder of the Silk Road.
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  45.  @IAMSMITH11  ever heard of timestamps? You’re not very technical are you.
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  46.  @IAMSMITH11  yeah because you don’t know about them it means they must have been made difficult
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  47.  @IAMSMITH11  no idea why they’re convinced, probably because if she drowned they don’t need to look for a suspect which is handy if it was a copper that did it.
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  48.  @alexnorth3393  downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…
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  49.  @vorong2ru  I’m a bot because I use my brain, where’s your source? I’ve not seen that reported anywhere, probably more propaganda
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  50.  @STJukes  downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…is it still a war crime if Ukraine did it?
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  51.  @STJukes  have you heard of the dambusters? I don’t remember war crime ever being mentioned in that film
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  52.  @HadrianTAZ  so what Ukraine is doing in Russia is terrorising as well then?
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  53.  @STJukes  it’s been done by Ukraine, so it’s a war crime, which is why they are obviously going to blame it on Russia, just like the collaborator executions in Bucha, where all the bodies were noted to have a white armband which Russian troops issued to civilians who agreed to help distribute food and medicine aid, an act Ukraine has declared as treason and punishable by death
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  54.  @STJukes  I doubt we’ll hear many Pele condemn Ukraine for war crimes
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  55.  @SuperMookles  it’s ok to kill civilians as long as Ukraine does it. Even if they’re Ukrainian civilians
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  56.  @vorong2ru  yeah, they decided it was a good idea to flood their own heavily fortified frontlines and trenches which they’re not having to retreat from while under shelling because they will make it harder for Ukraine somehow, and cutting off the water supply to Crimea is a genius move by the Russians, that will really teach the Ukrainians a lesson. Do you ever engage your brain before splurging all over the internet, or do you just repeat every piece of propaganda you hear?
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  57.  @pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504  the police are completely and utterly useless. Although it may be that they deliberately allowed the crime scene to be contaminated. Strange that they didn’t use dogs to try and track her scent immediately, probably too busy trying to find weed grows with them instead
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  58.  @barryscott1160  exactly
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  59.  @rickkybobby8118  no it hasn’t. No one has reported this, and downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…
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  60.  @ThisNicknameWasTakenYearsAgo  downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…
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  61.  @MarkHK66  more civilians and more flooding on the east side,
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  62.  @ThisNicknameWasTakenYearsAgo  right, they’re going to spend 6 months digging in and heavily fortifying their frontline only to flood it without warning before any Ukrainian offensive has begun to test it, causing them to have to last minute evacuate under Ukrainian shelling, leaving loads of equipment behind to get flooded? Absolute genius move. Evacuating and retreating the front line in an orderly fashion and waiting for Ukraine to take over their positions before flooding it would have been a far better idea, but why would they want to do that when they can flood their own troops and cut their water supply off in Crimea? Maybe take your own advice
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  63.  @stuart23969  yeah agreed. It was a copper who did that one too
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  64.  @RedViking2020  that’s funny, because in Britain in ww2 they evacuated children from loads of areas to escape the bombing, and if you can’t evacuate why have so many n Ukrainian refugees turned up in Poland and the U.K. and all over the rest of Europe? Most of which are from western Ukraine where there isn’t a war. Iraq was invaded from all sides and was being bombed constantly but if you knew anything about the Iraq war you’d know that they did evacuate millions of citizens from the cities, there’s footage and pictures of huge queues of refugees going one way while American armour went the other. So yeah, you can do it. Ukraine have said they deliberately didn’t warn them because they wanted civilians to stay
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  65.  @MrMegaTubs  She’s a Zionist puppet who is gunning for a job on GB News
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  66.  @random6809  she fell in then was found a mile upstream in a field 20 yards from the river? Ok Buddy
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  67.  @random6809  the expert police who took over 3 weeks to find a busy less than a mile away from the place she went missing and who are still searching the river 2 months later? 😂
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  68.  @Torahcamefirst2025  body was dumped, probably by a serving or ex copper who had found out she was vulnerable when the police were called to her home and targeted her because of that. The evidence was all arranged nice and neatly to allow the inexperienced and naive newly appointed investigator to jump to the conclusion the threw herself in, thus not bothering to secure the crime scene and do any forensics. They can’t prove we’re the body drowned or how long it’s been in the water because after 3 weeks there’s too much decomposition to accurately tell any information like that. They’ve not said how long they think the body was in situ, which is telling in itself.
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  69.  @random6809  In shallow water a couple of feet deep? Her body wasn’t even found in the water, it was in a field, easily visible from the air, but for some reason the police helicopter hadn’t flown over that part , despite it being less than a mile away. And why only use a helicopter? Why not use drones? Far cheaper, easier, and using a network of them you can cover a much wider area far faster. You could recruit the help of amateur drone enthusiasts in an organised search pattern like they do at sea. The police incompetence is off the charts.
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  70.  @random6809  she was
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  71.  @Marcus_Shaw  you’ve really provided evidence to disprove it there 😂
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  72.  @random6809  and yet you’ve provided no evidence to the contrary. I read and watched interviews with the two guys who found her while walking their dog.
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  73.  @random6809  and yet you are unable to provide any proof otherwise 😂
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  74.  @oddpoppetesq  funny all the commentators on this video and in the news calling it a war crime because Russia might have done it, don’t remember the term war crime being used in the film. And when it turns out Ukraine did it the way crime accusations will quietly disappear.
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  75.  @OllieNorthover  yeah just like Epstein’s cameras, nothing to see here because the camera’s not working. Curious that in both cases the cameras only stopped working days earlier, another coincidence I suppose.
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  76.  @amo2464  or a copper
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  77.  @Writeous0ne  if she has been abducted I would expect her body to turn up in the river. The police have said they think she drowned, any abductee now has the perfect opportunity to give the police the answer they are seeking.
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  78.  @TheRailwayTourManager  I see. So the numerous sexual assaults by Wayne cousins that were covered up by his colleagues don’t matter? The 47 sexual assaults over a 20 year period by one copper that were covered up by the police can just be ignored too? The previous history of Lancashire police’s ineffectual investigations into previous disappearances and attempted abductions have no bearing here? You sound like a copper with an agenda and something to hide
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  79.  @Writeous0ne  you’ve just googled some words and found the first hit rather than search further and find an article that will actually explain what it means. So you know less than you’re accusing me of.
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  80.  @TheRailwayTourManager  to find evidence you need to look for it. It’s easy not to have any evidence of you don’t look for it and instead just assume they she fell into the river without her phone whilst on a conference call by herself for no particular reason at all. And those aren’t the only two coppers at all, there were 3 coppers convicted of rape in my area in the last 5 years and that’s just the ones we know about. The police have a culture of covering up their crimes and protecting themselves, and when officers are getting away with 47 rapes over a 20 year period it’s clear that the cover up culture is endemic. Which means that it’s highly likely a lot more of it is going on, since we’re only hearing about the ones that have been caught. They tested police toilets that only police could use for cocaine a free years ago and over 80% of them tested positive for traces of it found in them. No arrests were subsequently made however, suggestion that cocaine use is also endemic in the police. Cocaine is known to heighten sexual cravings and lower inhibitions, as well as making you more aggressive, so it could well be that these things are linked. But they’ll always be some people who refuse to see the facts for what they are and instead believe every police cover up.
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  81.  @Writeous0ne  The accuracy of the two-exponential model of body cooling, or Andrews' nomogram, for estimating the time since death when the body is in water can be impacted by several factors. When a body is submerged in water, the ambient temperature of the body is that of the water, which can greatly affect the rate of cooling. Additionally, the temperature of the water may not be constant, which can further complicate the accuracy of the nomogram method. Additionally, the presence of water can accelerate the rate of decomposition, which can also affect the accuracy of the nomogram. Furthermore, the presence of water can also result in the washing away of external evidence that can be used to estimate the PMI, such as insects or other invertebrates. Therefore, the use of the nomogram method for estimating the time since death in cases of drowning is generally considered less reliable and and less accurate when the body is in water.
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  82.  @Writeous0ne  The longer a body is in water, the more difficult it is to estimate the time since death, or post mortem interval. This is because as the body continues to decompose in the water, changes to the body become increasingly complex and more difficult to interpret, making it challenging to determine the PMI accurately. The longer the body is in the water, the less likely it is that evidence that can be used to estimate the PMI, such as internal organs, tissues, bodily fluids, insects or other invertebrates, will be preserved, and the presence of water will result in the washing away of any external evidence.
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  83.  @Writeous0ne  The presence of water will also affect the accuracy of the analysis of post-mortem biochemical changes in a body. Being in water results in the dilution or wash-out of certain post-mortem biochemical markers, making it more difficult to accurately detect and measure these markers. In addition, the presence of water can also introduce external contaminants into the body, which can interfere with the analysis of post-mortem biochemical markers. Fast flowing fresh water will accelerate this process when compared to slower moving salt water. Furthermore, in cases where the body has been in water for an extended period of time, the decomposition process can cause significant changes to the body, including the breakdown of tissues and organs, making it challenging to accurately interpret the results of the analysis of post-mortem biochemical markers.
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  84.  @Writeous0ne  In general, it can be difficult to accurately determine whether a body has been in water for 1 week or 2, and it is more likely that the PMI can only be estimated within a range, rather than being determined exactly.
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  85.  @Writeous0ne  So no, they can’t tell by autopsy how long the body has been in water accurately if it’s been in water for any significant length of time, or if it was dead for a significant length of time before it entered the water.
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  86.  @mrwhoannon300  yeah cos they could really do a worse job 😂 the only person with no brain cells are people like you who keep voting for shite like this. Look around you at the state of the country and how far it’s deteriorated in the last 10 years. Anything is better than this, we’re worse off than in the 70s and going backwards fast
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  87.  @HeywoodJablomi2  exactly
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  88.  @zobobeebo8011  you fall in, you turn round and get straight back out. Why would she fall in if she was sat on the bench on her phone?
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  89.  @mydogeatspuke  you say it was an accident. Maybe it wasn’t.
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  90.  @shininglevels5453  why exactly did she decide to jump into the river whilst sitting on the bench on the telephone?
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  91.  @Venenata  you might as well wish that Britain wasn’t being run a corrupt cabal of degenerate freeloaders and that the police were sufficiently staffed and competent and professional and not full of sexual predators.
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  92.  @Venenata  it’s a 20 second clip and you want a 2 hour documentary of information in it
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  93.  @Venenata  how long have you been on the internet? YouTube is one of the most heavily censored platforms and you want more censorship? Why shouldn’t people be allowed to speculate? In case someone stumbles onto the fact that the police are covering up another yet sexual crime perpetrated by a police officer?
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  94.  @shininglevels5453  it’s a possibility but there’s no real evidence to show that’s what happened, it’s all very circumstantial. If you slide down step banks you’re going to leave some trace. Plus if she had the harness to put it back on the dog the dog would have been there and known she had gone into the river and probably jumped in with her or at least followed her along the bank. It’s a possibility but it’s equally possible something else happened.
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  95.  @shininglevels5453  you can take a dog off a harness by uncoupling the lead from it, you don’t need to bother taking the harness off, particularly if you’re on the phone, why would you?
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  96.  @shininglevels5453  a lack of evidence could easily be because the police haven’t bothered looking for it. Which is exactly what they did for 20 years with David Carrick. Now they’ve looked, they’ve found enough evidence to convict him of 47 counts of rape.
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  97.  @shininglevels5453  and I still think it’s strange if you’re on a conference call not to just unclip the harness. How do you know she wasn’t pushed?
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  98.  @shininglevels5453  nice gaslighting, but I didn’t say any of that. I said there was as much evidence for her being abducted or pushed in the river as there was her falling in, i.e. none at all. There was apparently zero evidence of Daniel Carrick’s 47 sexual assaults until the police started looking for it, now we know they’d been covering them up for 20 years. If the police aren’t looking for evidence of an abduction they aren’t going to find any. I’ll bet they’ve not even bothered looking into why the cctv wasn’t working. When people slip down a steep back they usually leave a skid and slide mark, yet there were none at all. But yeah she definitely fell in despite no evidence for it and no body being found two weeks later, absolutely conclusively proved.
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  99.  @shininglevels5453  more gaslighting, you must have a really sad lonely existence. Poor you.
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  100.  @MarkHK66  downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…
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  101.  @vorong2ru  they didn’t have heavily dug in frontline positions then. Tell me why they would think it’s a good idea to flood those positions then evacuate v them under shellfire from Ukraine? Surely they would have evacuated them, let Ukraine advance and take them then flooded them? The would make far more sense. Destroying your own frontline you’ve spent 6 months preparing without it even being tested by an attack seems a bit dumb, when the water drains ask Ukraine need to do is come right up and knock, there won’t be anyone there to stop them. Plus why would Russia cut off their water supply in Crimea?
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  102.  @SuperMookles  nice of you to support Nazis, as evidenced by the nyt most recent article. Ever think that some of us are against the war, and don’t take sides, but aren’t doing to believe bullshit propaganda like you are so keen to?
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  103. Cutbacks, all the dogs were busy trying to find cannabis growers
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  104. Cutbacks, all the dogs were busy trying to find cannabis growers
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  105.  @drochila1295  downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…
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  106.  @drochila1295  downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…
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  107.  @vtechead1  Only temporarily, once the water drains or they build a bridge they’ll be fine. That’s assuming v they ate going to mount an offensive and it wasn’t all just propaganda. This could be a really convenient excuse for a delay now. Meanwhile Russia are having to evacuate their heavily fortified frontline positions under Ukrainian shelling, you’d think if it was them they would have evacuated them first, let Ukraine advance and occupy the trenches then flood them, that would make far more sense.
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  108. 500 people died in the sea in Greece but you don’t care about them
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  109.  @vorong2ru  did you just make that up? No one has reported that on any news channel I’ve seen. Russia’s frontline trenches are currently flooding and they’re having to evacuate under shelling from Ukraine, the Ukrainian military general on the bbc was very gleeful about it, as well as the fact that Crimea is now without a water supply. It was a strange reaction room someone v who according to you should have been upset.
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  110.  @superhumantrueman  yeah, Russia having to retreat from its heavily fortified dug it trenches that are flooding and cutting if their water supply in Crimea is definitely benefiting them and not Ukraine. You’re either unbelievably thick or just another propaganda bot. Even the BBC are sceptical that this is Russia, and they’re the most pro Ukrainian propaganda channel out there.
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  111. How about Epstein, Clinton, gates, Biden and Zelensky, all up to their necks on corruption and pedophilia
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  112. Yes, crippling half the country with unaffordable bills will definitely get the economy moving backwards and make you unpopular.
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  113.  @SuperMookles  tell us what reliable sources we should be using, please. Ones they are free from propaganda preferably. Personally I haven’t been able to watch rt since the war started because it’s been banned, so I’m not sure how to expect people to use it as a source.
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  114. Pro Palestinian? They’re pro peace you nugget. Imagine calling a peace protest calling for a ceasefire on armistice day a “hate March”. Someone needs to teach this evil cow the meaning of the word armistice
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  115. downstream from this water is Russia‘s frontline with all their miles of trenches…
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  116.  @SuperMookles  I’m Irish you clown 😂 love how no one in Europe is allowed to employ their brains, they’ve just got to blindly parrot the authorised propaganda narrative
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