Chemical attack in London...
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Man of Honour
Not something I've ever imagined saying but "He's in the Thames" and "We'll need conscription" occupy the same space in my brain.
Soldato
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really? wow I didn't expect that.
Richard knows, something tells me he's local.
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Things are getting strange, I'm starting to worry.
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Yeah same, I just had a gut feeling he was local
Caporegime
It's his accent when he types.
It's all "cor blimey guvnor"
It's all "cor blimey guvnor"
Soldato
'Acid attacker' seizes bus and holds driver and passengers hostage
The incident began when a man, reported to be in his late 30s, boarded the bus in Brixton and subsequently started smoking, when he was confronted by passengers.
45 bodies recovered by Marine Policing last year.
Soldato
I wish people would stop throwing rubbish into the Thames. 
Police believe theyve found his body in The Thames as of yesterday evening.
BBC News - Clapham chemical attack: Police looking for Abdul Shokoor Ezedi find body
BBC News - Clapham chemical attack: Police looking for Abdul Shokoor Ezedi find body
Clapham chemical attack: Police looking for Abdul Shokoor Ezedi find body
The police hunted Abdul Shokoor Ezedi after a mother and two girls were hurt with a corrosive liquid.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Man of Honour
Amazing work by the met! It'll be totally identifiable and shown to the public I'm sure 
Caporegime
Looks like they may have found him.
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thank goodness for that.Police believe theyve found his body in The Thames as of yesterday evening.
BBC News - Clapham chemical attack: Police looking for Abdul Shokoor Ezedi find body
Clapham chemical attack: Police looking for Abdul Shokoor Ezedi find body
The police hunted Abdul Shokoor Ezedi after a mother and two girls were hurt with a corrosive liquid.www.bbc.co.uk
so long as his body was not found there would always be that worry and doubt with his victims looking over their shoulder.
also even if the man was a nasty POS of a man, he likely had friends and family who cared about him and that gives them closure as well.
bonus also as it means we the uk tax payer do not have to pay to lock him up had he been found alive.
Commissario
Just seeing on the news that the Police have recovered a body that appears to be the attacker from the Thames, but will need to do forensic testing to be 100% sure (they appear fairly certain, probably due to clothing).
Apparently they also found two other bodies that were not connected to him during the search, so a very small positive from this is that by the sounds of it at least two other groups of families/friends will likely find out what happened to their loved ones, when they might not have done without the search.
Apparently they also found two other bodies that were not connected to him during the search, so a very small positive from this is that by the sounds of it at least two other groups of families/friends will likely find out what happened to their loved ones, when they might not have done without the search.
Or maybe the massive hole where his eye once was? Should be a good giveaway you'd have thought?
Soldato
Caporegime
Good result i guess
It's now been formally confirmed as his body
Abdul Shokoor Ezedi: Body found in Thames confirmed as Clapham suspect
Police say Abdul Shokoor Ezedi, the suspect behind last month's chemical attack, died by drowning.
www.bbc.co.uk
They were talking about identifying him by his teeth, DNA, etc.
Which leads me to believe that maybe he was being eaten? Or maybe just the erosive power of the water was capable of doing sufficient damage in that relatively short period to make visual id problematic.
I have no idea what's in the Thames but I'm going to guess it's piranhas.