I'm flippin' close - Byleveld

DrYes said:
What could he have possibly observed in the flat 7 years after the fact?
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It may not be so much that he saw specific evidence in the flat, but more likely he was informed about where the victim's body was found, where the murderer likely entered, where the blood spatter was (which shows from what side she was attacked), etc etc.

These are things that make a difference in the analysis of a detective, I would suppose.

I do wonder if the flat has been standing empty all this time or whether it is being occupied again, in which case the new owners had to give permission for his visit.
 
In this case, the media had a huge part to play in the public opinion that was formed of Fred vd Vyver. He was pretty much found guilty in the court of public opinion while the case was still being heard.

I don't know if they were fed by the SAPS or not, but some of the articles they published had a distinctive anti-Fred slant.
 
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