(08-11-2021, 12:45 PM)Ninurta Wrote: Curious how little information is really in that story. Did they set a woman on fire, or did they set a corpse on fire to try to destroy evidence?
The link in the page to The Manchester Evening News doesn't provide any extra information -except to
reiterate: "On arrival officers found a woman who was sadly deceased. It was apparent she had been
set alight at the location and had significant burn marks on her body".
Maybe she was aerosol -sniffing and she caught alight, but we'll have to wait to see if she died and then
somehow caught fire. If it's the latter, don't hold your breath on seeing it mentioned in the papers!
Edit: Although I see the headline says she was driven to the layby, not she drove there.
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