"PoP" wrote in message
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On Fri, 30 Jan 2004 05:11:39 +0000, Andy
wrote:

My take on it he was told to lie or risk his job and so his pension.
If you kill yourself without a suicide note, it HAS to be by law an
"open verdict". And the wife will get all the pension. Saved him working
for another year......

He could of been murdered. all the physical evidence points to it...
Was he too fuddled with his lying?

And it is entirely feasible that he may have left a note, which was
confiscated by the authorities. It seems almost unusual that someone
takes their own life without leaving a note to their loved ones.

That note could have been in his home rather than on his body. What's
the betting that once his body was found they got into his home to
search for papers?


Considering what his job was, who he knew, what he knew and what official
papers he might have, I suspect they (HMG, MI5/6 etc.) were in the house
before his body was even found, the investigation AIUI was handed over to
Scotland Yard (?) by the local Police force once it was known who was in
fact missing.