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CS - Maria the murderer
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cashloot147
15-11-2016
I don't understand how Maria can be arrested for the murder of Caz when they haven't got a body??? Who wrote this storyline??
Lisa_Charlene
15-11-2016
I agree and surely if caz is renting somewhere and has a bank account they could check this?
PDS1985
15-11-2016
Originally Posted by cashloot147:
“I don't understand how Maria can be arrested for the murder of Caz when they haven't got a body???”

I agree.
Jimmy Connors
15-11-2016
They can twist a tale to find a pair of scissors inside a great big industrial paladin, but can't see a camera in a front room.
cashloot147
15-11-2016
Such lazy story writing. A brief bit of research would tell the writers you can't arrest someone for a murder without a bleedin body!! Next storyline should be Maria suing the Weatherfield Police for harassment.
cashloot147
15-11-2016
Originally Posted by Jimmy Connors:
“They can twist a tale to find a pair of scissors inside a great big industrial paladin, but can't see a camera in a front room.”

This too. I think this entire storyline was written in 20 minutes.
FM Lover
15-11-2016
I believe the Police can arrest you on the suspicion of a crime if they have suitable evidence.

However I don't think for one minute in this case they do.

Kate Oates clearly loves Maria so it's a bid to give her character a more higher profile after years in the wilderness..
davejc64
15-11-2016
The police have obviously not done a background check on Caz, because they seemed surprised when she was referred to as being crazy, as the detective said something along the lines of "are you saying Caz has a history of mental health problems?", surely they would be aware of her being court-martialled and kicked out of the army.
sorcha_healy27
15-11-2016
Originally Posted by cashloot147:
“Such lazy story writing. A brief bit of research would tell the writers you can't arrest someone for a murder without a bleedin body!! Next storyline should be Maria suing the Weatherfield Police for harassment.”

It's more difficult to certainly but yes people have been charged and convicted of murders without bodies previously.

That being said this story is ludicrous and totally unbelievable. They would be waiting alot longer to make any charges aswell as there's absolutely no evidence Caz is dead
Matt35
15-11-2016
Originally Posted by sorcha_healy27:
“It's more difficult to certainly but yes people have been charged and convicted of murders without bodies previously.

That being said this story is ludicrous and totally unbelievable. They would be waiting alot longer to make any charges aswell as there's absolutely no evidence Caz is dead”

The police should speak to Luke since he tried telling maria what caz was like, him and Kate. Does Luke even know what's going on because he doesn't seem too bothered that his ex who he apparently loved is suspected of murder.
Stupid_Head
15-11-2016
Originally Posted by Matt35:
“The police should speak to Luke since he tried telling maria what caz was like, him and Kate. Does Luke even know what's going on because he doesn't seem too bothered that his ex who he apparently loved is suspected of murder.”

He's too busy shagging the actual murderer on the street.
Aetius_Maralas
15-11-2016
Originally Posted by cashloot147:
“Such lazy story writing. A brief bit of research would tell the writers you can't arrest someone for a murder without a bleedin body!! Next storyline should be Maria suing the Weatherfield Police for harassment.”

It's always impressive just how wrong someone can be, expecially when even a 30 second google search would have shown you that it is possible.

There have even been cases where the "victim" turned up at the trial.
Adrian_Ward1
15-11-2016
I enjoying seeing More of Maria
Nefersitra
15-11-2016
You don't need a body to charge, or even convict, someone of murder - there have been lots of famous and gruesome cases where the murderer has destroyed the body and still been "caught" (and hung when we had capital punishment). Recently there were the murders of April Jones and Danielle Jones (no relation).

All that is needed is enough circumstantial evidence to convince the jury that the alleged victim is dead and their body hidden/disposed of and the only way this could have happened is through the actions of the accused. The police need to have carried out a full investigation, including of any alternative explanations for the Alleged victim's disappearance - one example of this would be the Azaria Chamberlain case in Australia, where baby Azaria's parents reported that a dingo had come into their tent when camping and stolen (and eaten) their baby. The police authorities didn't believe them, and Lindy Chamberlain was convicted of murdering her baby. 3 years later, Azaria's clothes were found inside a dingo lair and Lindy was released.

In Corrie, I can't understand what Caz hopes to get out of framing Maria.
J-B
15-11-2016
Let this be a lesson to Maria that she can't just go around murdering Caz all the time.
VGKid
15-11-2016
While you can be arrested without a body, surely that wouldn't be so soon. Caz would first be labelled as a missing person
tuppencehapenny
15-11-2016
Originally Posted by VGKid:
“While you can be arrested without a body, surely that wouldn't be so soon. Caz would first be labelled as a missing person”

Who is there to report her missing? The police have decided that she has been murdered, on almost no evidence, so they don't consider her missing.

They don't seem to have noticed yet that Maria was on a train from London when supposedly murdering Caz.
Matt35
15-11-2016
Originally Posted by tuppencehapenny:
“Who is there to report her missing? The police have decided that she has been murdered, on almost no evidence, so they don't consider her missing.

They don't seem to have noticed yet that Maria was on a train from London when supposedly murdering Caz.”

They obviously think maria killed her when she returned so if that's the case what has she done with the body? Nor sure how long this storyline goes but really hoping it's done by Christmas.
VGKid
15-11-2016
Originally Posted by tuppencehapenny:
“Who is there to report her missing? The police have decided that she has been murdered, on almost no evidence, so they don't consider her missing.

They don't seem to have noticed yet that Maria was on a train from London when supposedly murdering Caz.”

But it makes no sense that they'd decide she's been murdered. That's not the first thing you'd conclude, which means that someone would have had to go to the police and say that they believe Maria killed Caz. The only person who would have done that initially would have been Caz. Which is when the story gets borderline idiotic that the police wouldn't run any checks on the 'witness', you know, the fact that she's supposed to be dead...

The whole story is a mess and makes little sense
LHolmes
15-11-2016
I haven't seen any of this story but it sounds like something SB would've come up with.
Ten_Ben
15-11-2016
Originally Posted by VGKid:
“But it makes no sense that they'd decide she's been murdered. That's not the first thing you'd conclude, which means that someone would have had to go to the police and say that they believe Maria killed Caz. The only person who would have done that initially would have been Caz. Which is when the story gets borderline idiotic that the police wouldn't run any checks on the 'witness', you know, the fact that she's supposed to be dead...

The whole story is a mess and makes little sense”

The police will probably contact Caz's parents but as Caz said she'd fallen out with them, they'll just say that they haven't heard from her, which will merely help convince the police she's dead.

If no-one knows where she's staying, no-one has seen her (unbelievably) and she's not using her own phone, having acquired the new one, there's nothing really to indicate that she's still alive. She's got no car to track and we can probably assume she's stopped going to the Job Centre.

It may depend how she's paying for wherever she's staying and how long that cash will last now that Maria has stopped the card.
AntoniaA
15-11-2016
Originally Posted by J-B:
“Let this be a lesson to Maria that she can't just go around murdering Caz all the time.”

Exactly and the fact that we see Caz, in hiding, secretly piling on the evidence against Maria is a figment of Maria's imagination, or Caz's ghost - or both.

Who will Maria murder next, I wonder? If she gets away with this one of course.

Can't wait.
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Seriously, I am finding it all quite (low level) distressing! I really like Maria as a character, she's believable.

Posters are quite right that the police can arrest someone on suspicion of murder, without a body, if they believe they have sufficient evidence. Making it stick is a different matter. Also, police don't always do their homework regarding suspects and victims, they obviously will at some stage.

So the drama unfolds!

What Caz is going to do with her pitiful life when this is all over I can't imagine. A lot of the stories about Caz don't ring true, one example is her being so destitute after being discharged from the army. She would have got some severance pay, three months at least, and she is a capable girl who could have got herself a job and a place to live. Even not being in her right mind would not have stopped her getting some cash to tide her over.

That, to me, is more unrealistic than Maria being charged with Caz's murder.
owl61uk
15-11-2016
The whole S/L is farcical down to Johnny raking about the bin and the "coincidence" that the bin had not been collected. SB would have been proud of this thread

KO needs to have a serious clearout of the writers and inject some decent writers and perhaps recruit someone to do a bit of background research

God knows how poor the quality will become once they go to 6 episodes a week

On the plus side it will give us plenty of ammunition for the Corrie SOR thread, which is simply superb
fw750x
15-11-2016
I did not see the Start of this Fiasco , How or Why Do the Police Believe Caz Has Been Murdered. Has Someone Told the Police Caz has been Murdered , With Caz being in the Army would the Army not be involved as Caz is on Their Books. Apart from No Body or Evidence of a Body being Found , How is Caz Just Not Reported as a Missing Person Which the Army could Confirm Due to Caz being AWOL For so Long, With when she was Found in Roys Rolls and was not Put under Arrest and Taken Straight Back to Camp. So many Questions i would love to hear the Answers too. By the Way i Used to Never Miss an episode in over 30 Years and now only Drift in Now and Then.
James_Langan
15-11-2016
Originally Posted by fw750x:
“I did not see the Start of this Fiasco , How or Why Do the Police Believe Caz Has Been Murdered. Has Someone Told the Police Caz has been Murdered , With Caz being in the Army would the Army not be involved as Caz is on Their Books. Apart from No Body or Evidence of a Body being Found , How is Caz Just Not Reported as a Missing Person Which the Army could Confirm Due to Caz being AWOL For so Long, With when she was Found in Roys Rolls and was not Put under Arrest and Taken Straight Back to Camp. So many Questions i would love to hear the Answers too. By the Way i Used to Never Miss an episode in over 30 Years and now only Drift in Now and Then.”

The police get all their evidence from this forum. The finger pointing and innuendo, speculation along with outrageous accusations and a name is all they require. It saves sour face from getting off her ass and doing it the old school way. Knock on doors on the street.
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