BREAKING NEWS
Investigation Timeline Criticized: "Too Slow, Too Chaotic, and Disorganized"
Investigation Under Fire:
The long-awaited investigation into the high-profile case has been criticized for its sluggish pace, lack of organization, and general disarray. The timeline of events has raised concerns among investigators, law enforcement officials, and the public, who are demanding answers and justice.
Timeline of Events:
- Day 1: The investigation begins, but without a clear plan or strategy.
- Week 1: Witnesses are interviewed, but follow-up questions are not asked, leading to confusion and inconsistencies.
- Week 2: New evidence emerges, but is not properly analyzed or acted upon.
- Week 3: Internal disagreements arise among investigators, causing delays and setbacks.
- Week 4: A breakthrough is made, but the leads are not pursued with adequate urgency.
- Week 5: The investigation is criticized for being too slow and disorganized, leading to renewed public outcry.
Experts Weigh In:
"The investigation is moving at a snail’s pace, and it’s clear that there is no clear plan or direction," said investigative expert, Jane Smith. "The lack of organization and communication is staggering. It’s no wonder that the public is losing confidence in the investigation."
"The chaos and disorganization are staggering," added law enforcement official, John Doe. "It’s clear that there are significant issues with the investigation, and something needs to be done to get the process back on track."
Calls for Change:
In light of the criticisms, calls are growing for the investigation to be taken over by a new team or for significant changes to be made to the current investigation.
"We need a fresh start," said victim’s family member, Emily Johnson. "The investigation has been a disaster from the start, and it’s time for a new approach."
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I read a comment at https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1eb7bvm/comment/ler26po/ and there seemed to be misconceptions that are contradicted by articles such as https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-41041855 so here's a short timeline of the investigation in a similar vein to https://www.reddit.com/r/AndrewGosden/comments/190vn1r/short_timeline_of_the_disappearance_of_andrew/
2007/09/14
~19:00? – Gosden family call out for Andrew at home and realise he is missing
~19:00? – Gosden family call his friends who confirm Andrew was not at school
~19:00? – Gosden family call police and report Andrew as missing
~19:00? – Gosden family search his walking route to and from school
2007/09/15-16? – Police question Kevin Gosden before eliminating him from enquiries
2007/09/17 – Gosden family confirm neighbours CCTV captured Andrew walking alone away from home having changed into casual clothing
2007/09/17 – Gosden family confirm lady at train station sold Andrew one-way ticket to London on the morning of his disappearance
2007/09/17 – Gosden family travel to London and leaflet Kings Cross
2007/09/?? – Police confirm no CCTV footage of Andrew at Kings Cross
2007/10/11 – Kevin identifies Andrew on CCTV footage of Kings Cross on the day of his disappearance
2007?? – train passenger sighting on the day of his disappearance reported
2007?? – Pizza Hut sighting on the day of his disappearance reported
2007?? – Covent Garden sighting on the day of his disappearance reported
2008/11 – A man contacts Leominster police station with information but did not provide any before vanishing. A man claiming to be him may have later reported a 2008 sighting to The One Show
2011 – Sonar search of River Thames arranged by Gosden family
2016 – Andrew becomes face of Missing People charity
2017/09/12 – Police issue fresh appeal on ten year anniversary
2017 – Mick Neville, ex-Metropolitan Police considers Alex Sloley disappearance may be linked
2018 – Report of an online conversation with Andyroo emerges
2019 – Age progressed images released
2023/09/20 – Police release two suspects with no charges in relation to the case
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It’s fucking heart rending and so frustrating that the case was handled this way and that it took nearly a whole month for Kevin to be able to review the CCTV footage.
Within a couple of days after Andrew’s disappearance they had the train ticket vendor confirm he went to London, surely the police could have accessed the footage and figured out which train he’d departed on much quicker than they did.
It still may have been too late I guess but it doesn’t really lessen the frustration at the mishandling of the situation.