Re: In To-day's Newspapers
 

Quote;" but surely any competant forensic pathologist can tell whether the person was alive at the time?"

.................................................. .

And we ALL KNOW how "competant" anything to do with Goan justice is :unsure:

Lets hope a fully independant pathologist completes the PM....

Re: In To-day's Newspapers
 

Come on Kan-conned this is Goa:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:Competent?? I don't think they have even heard the word:ohmy::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Re: In To-day's Newspapers
 

Perhaps that little two letter word In may come into play ?

Other examples, Incorruptible, Incorrigible India ?:confused:

Re: In To-day's Newspapers
 

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rolleyes::rol leyes:
Excellent Kan-conned exceeded yourself again mate I needed a belly laugh:rofl::rofl:

Re: In To-day's Newspapers
 

www.goanvoice.org.uk. The police have changed their minds again - flip flop do they get any training?:thumbdown:

Re: In To-day's Newspapers
 

to muddy the waters further, the Herald (not the police!) went to Thivim station and queried the station staff who said no foreign girl caught a train at that time.

AndyD 8-)#

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Yep and the beach shack waiters whom she was friends with done a runner after the 'incident' occured. Strange:sneaky:

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"....From a list obtained from the Police Headquarters, Panjim, the last four years have witnessed the deaths of 219 foreigners. And, till date in 2009, already 26 foreigners have died. In four years (2004 - 2008), the Brits form the largest number of dead - 14, 13, 16, 20, 15 and, this year, 11 Brits have died already....

Tourist Deaths In Goa (2004 till date)

Nationality - Deaths

Australia -5
Austria -4
British -89
Danish -4
French -9
German -18
Italian -5
Nepal -14
Russia -27
Swedish -9
Swiss -9
USA -10

Death of Foreigners Per Annum

Year -Deaths

2004 -39
2005 -36
2006 -40
2007 -60
2008 -44
2009 (to 8th.May) -26

Goan Observer, Panaji,, May 16 - 22, 2009

Re: In To-day's Newspapers
 

Are these suspicious deaths or does the number include those by natural causes?

TV publicity for Brits buying property in Cyprus
 

Typical - publicity for British buyers of property in North Cyprus - I can't believe more Brits have 'purchased' in North Cyprus than have in Goa, yet the Cyprus buyers are getting a half hour TV programme on Friday May 22nd at 8pm & what are British buyers in Goa getting? yes, sweet F.A. - no change there then!

From the trailer on TV - the situation of the buyers in Cyprus sounds like it could be similar to Goa, except the government in North Cyprus are looking to demolish the properties rather than just confiscate them!

Mediterranean Nightmares: TonightITV 1 Granada
Following a recent European Court of Justice ruling which forced a British holiday home owner to return the land to its original owner in northern Cyprus, Mike Nicholson investigates whether thousands more could lose their properties in the same way SUB
News Magazine/Current Affairs
Friday 22nd May on ITV 1 Granada from 8:00pm to 8:30pm

Regards

Hemingway

Re: TV publicity for Brits buying property in Cyprus
 

Think there is something on This Morning tomorrow about Property Purchase in Spain, and how people are left in the shite.

Only caught half of it.

Re: In To-day's Newspapers
 

Think the This Morning one is also about Cyprus - will watch just in case there is anything of interest to any of us on it.

Re: TV publicity for Brits buying property in Cyprus
 

Remy - didn't one of our BE friends get his money back in Goa, and say he was off to buy in North Cyprus? :confused:

Re: TV publicity for Brits buying property in Cyprus
 

The difference between Goa and North Cyprus is that anyone buying in North Cyprus should have been fully aware that Turkey had invaded and people had occupied property rightfully belonging to 'Greek Cypriots'. In Goa most people checked the legal position and followed the rules.

AndyD 8-)#

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I imagine a fair percentage are natural causes including accidental drowning and traffic accident.

That still leaves a substantial amount with unidentified cause, most of which are written off as "natural", or "accidental" and case closed, saves police time, and no proper investigative procedure here, or forensics.