From the Daily Mail ref: text messsage Joanna sent:-
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Police are also studying phone records after one of Jo's friends revealed that the landscape architect sent him a text at 8.20pm on December 17.
Jo had invited Matthew Wood out for a drink in the message but because he was at a Christmas party he didn't reply until 9.20pm.
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Okay. I'm confused. Weren't there reports that this guy didn't reply because he was sleeping?
Yet it says here, he was at a Christmas Party. Am I losing the plot entirely !!! (highly possible and highly probable!!).
What it says that she invites him out for a drink: but what is missing is when and where - inviting someone 'out' for a drink usually indicates what it says, 'out' (as opposed to 'come round for a drink). Did the text state 'when' the intended 'invite out' for a drink, was? The following night? Or an invite later in the week?
Timeline from the Guardian.
8.10pm: Yeates was caught on CCTV popping into a Waitrose supermarket in the Clifton Triangle.
8.30pm: She used her mobile phone to ring her friend Rebecca Scott and arranged to meet on Christmas Eve.
8.40pm: At a Tesco Express on Regent Street in Clifton Village, about a quarter-of-a-mile from her flat, Yeates bought a pizza, which is missing. She then visits a nearby off-licence to buy a bottle of cider.
So she goes into 'Waitrose before texting this guy.
She sends him a text before she telphones her friend Rebecca.
Having no reply from this guy, she continues to to purchase pizza, and then into another shop for Cider.
Does this guy drink Cider I wonder? Was she buying in the hope he would join her at the flat? If so - I find that odd....... her boyfriend that she's loved up with and is devoted to, has left only 90 minutes earlier, and she's inviting another guy out for a drink
on a weekend that she was telling friends that she was looking forward to being on her own, getting the flat all sorted, making nice Mince Pies etc...- I guess a lot rests on what or where the 'invite for drinks' was based on. That weekend when Greg was away? That night?
curiouser and curiouser!