Fires, frying pans, etc.
https://www.theguardian.com/environm...laze-wiltshire
Fires, frying pans, etc.
https://www.theguardian.com/environm...laze-wiltshire
I see our favourite lunatic Submariner has been somewhat banged to rights.Originally Posted by Burney
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-41021223
Look, if a chap can't take a break from building massive submarines to murder and dismember the odd woman, what's the world coming to?
That's the problem with dumping a body in the Baltic, no sharks to eat the evidence.
He must surely have known the 'she was fine when I dropped her off/whoops my submarine seems to have sunk' excuse wasn't going to wash, surely?
I'm not convinced he thought things through.
http://www.tedxvilnius.com/tedxkids/...s/Peter-Madsen
I'm not sure they'll be inviting him back
Yes, I can't help but feel he went a bit far in making his dreams reality, tbh.
I am rather looking forward to hearing how the whole thing pans out.
My assumption is that he's tried to cop a feel (or a bit more) and it's all gone a bit pear-shaped. He's tried to sail off into the deep and dispose of her in very deep water and his machine has broken and he's made a bit of a balls up in covering his tracks
Where "all gone a bit pear shaped" means her head fell off.
And her arms and legs, to be fair.Where "all gone a bit pear shaped" means her head fell off.
Anyway, she was asking for it. Hasn't she ever read 20,000 leagues under the sea? You can't trust these mysterious submarine johnnies.
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