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The Sun - "Hire this man!"

Dude, maybe he hired a hooker to put him in the bag, and the hooker was wearing gloves and took off with the money without letting him out.

Meh... I hear what you're saying, but I just don't think they're that bright.

A+ here

Ok anyone who seriously considers option 1 needs to get a psych eval and pronto. You dummy. Let's just go over the facts shall we, and these are the ones we *know*, and this is MI6 we're talking about here so you know, literally their job is to cover up evidence Number 1) at the time of his death he was looking into Russian mafia business 2) the Russian mafia is heavily linked to the KGB 3) Admitting he knew the identity of the Russian spy is the only motive for murder in this entire affair 3) IF he got into the bag, how did he completely clean his whole flat of all DNA and fingerprints from inside the bag? Come on 4) If experts couldn't do it 400 times, and he couldn't untie himself from his bed, how did he do it? 5) A favoured assassination method of intelligence agencies is apparent suicide. Especially related to kinky sexual type stuff. Embarrasses the family into silence and creates a plausible alibi. 6) True fact, well done qxir untraceable poisons through the ear (leaving no needle marks) are another favoured pro murder method 7) What qxir didn't mention is that the heating in the flat was turned up to max even though it was the middle of summer. This would cause faster decomposition and make determining cause of death harder. Also, why, for what possible reason would Gareth do that? If he did, did he then wipe the thermostat clean of his own fingerprints? Why? Yes, exactly. 8) A computer genius left BDSM content on his laptop just for anyone to find? In general this absolutely reeks of covert ops elimination, and cover up. The killers knew how to professionally cover their tracks. The questions about why leave clues as to it being a murder when they could've made it look more like a suicide, are answered in the video. It's just to cause confusion and leave red herrings to befuddle the police and stop them looking, by leaving a plausible secondary scenario. It would have been very easy for any intruders to plant the women's clothing and access the websites on the laptop to create a cover story. I'm doing this for Gareth's family, to stop anyone being silly and dim enough to fall for the suicide angle. It's not a nice fate, for your son to die and dimwits be led to believe he took his own life when anyone with half a brain or even cursory knowledge of international espionage slightly above 'James Bond' level can see that this is a blatant cover up. The level of professionalism leaves only two possibilities, either the KGB or even MI6 though a Russian connection is more likely. I only mention MI6 as the fact it took coworkers several days to notice his absence from work and report it is HIGHLY suspect. If an intelligence operative misses even ONE DAY of work or even are 2 hours late they are immediately contacted and found as there is a possibility foreign adversaries have abducted or compromised your agent. Therefore there is a slight possibility MI6 either knew about the death and covered it up, possibly after having been informed by the Russians themselves and seeking to avoid an investigation, or for some reason did it themselves to stop Gareth revealing the identity of the known Russian spy in their ranks which would have been highly sensitive and privileged information they wouldn't want getting out. Him even revealing that, though I suspect it was a spur-of-the-moment, lapse of judgment situation when faced with assassins and wanting some kind of reason for them not to kill him, was very unfortunate as he would have known to never do that. Agencies will value that intel over your life. RIP Gareth.

@@J3diMindTrix Great post!

@@J3diMindTrix smart

Ah yes, the ol' Epstein special. Reminds me of that time that mobster removed his own spine. Yeah, we chocked that one up to natural causes. Can't live without a spinal cord. Or that hiker who committed suicide, removed his own head, and then moved his own head miles away from his body on top of some rocks where it wasn't found for months. Hah, Gary always was a kidder.

Really long message here

@@walker9192 ?

Just like the guy who was found decapitated after the Princess Diana accident and his death was ruled a suicide.

@@KevinJohnson-yp6nr How was he connected to Diana? Head guard? Head housekeeper? Or was he just 'heading' to her for a meeting? But seriously how?

Best quote!

How much would you need to be paid to have your entire lives browser history from any and all devices you own and have owned be printed for everyone to see?? 😬😬😬😬

Hide that furry porn

We need a device that at the time your heart stops deletes your browser history 😂

@@cragerzz I would do anything to stop it

Lmao hahahaha

Lmao gold

hahahaha

Mmmmmmmmm maybe, yep definetly

FJGaming 80 Gloves and a bald, shaven man.

Holy shit I thought I saw him then your comment proves it is him

@@ilynpayne7491 at what point is Putin in the video?

@@Alex632 3:53

@@Alex632 did you not watch the video?

At first I thought what does this comment mean? Then I realized that Putin was tryna lock himself in a bag.

Of course they were... 🙄 but yet he didn't wipe the laptop with his search history lol (To be clear, I believe your fact and also understand that he wasn't the one who wiped his devices, I'm just sarcastically poking fun at how over the top this assassination coverup job was. Bit of an inconsistent detail to leave the only unwiped computer with the browser history not even cleared, in order to obviously stage the fetish red herring to distract the detectives... but then wipe absolutely every other electronic!)

Must have been a "factory reset and take your SIM and battery out" fetish

@@pingasbungus4517 lmao

Tbf if I were to kms I would do that

This whole thing screams russia.. also if he was investigating russian mobsters Russian mobsters = FSB = Putin = Total schizo psycho

Me: "Hey guys I found a chest over here!" My Party: "No, no, no, no, not again!"

@@skelly5887 ah shit here we go again

nah they turn into skeletons instantly

Too bad the loot sucks

this, definately this

Morse Code Reviews I thought the same tbh

Morse Code Reviews pretty much. They probably already spying that poor sod for a long time and found out about his tied up incident and decided to use that to frame him as some kind of a deviant.

Exactly. People can tell their friends mental health, but nobody shares their porn fetishes lmao. The tying to the bed seems like it was a test, why would he tie himself to the bed without being naked, or without having a partner or something there. Also how the fuck do you lock a bag from inside of it, seems like foul play and suffocation.

And its too perfect, finding a spy who has ties to dangerous people obviously didn’t die from a fetish

@@rocketsauce420 If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, must be foul play...

Of course. Elite level assassination. Case closed come on people

Ok anyone who seriously considers option 1 needs to get a psych eval and pronto. You dummy. Let's just go over the facts shall we, and these are the ones we *know*, and this is MI6 we're talking about here so you know, literally their job is to cover up evidence Number 1) at the time of his death he was looking into Russian mafia business 2) the Russian mafia is heavily linked to the KGB 3) Admitting he knew the identity of the Russian spy is the only motive for murder in this entire affair 3) IF he got into the bag, how did he completely clean his whole flat of all DNA and fingerprints from inside the bag? Come on 4) If experts couldn't do it 400 times, and he couldn't untie himself from his bed, how did he do it? 5) A favoured assassination method of intelligence agencies is apparent suicide. Especially related to kinky sexual type stuff. Embarrasses the family into silence and creates a plausible alibi. 6) True fact, well done qxir untraceable poisons through the ear (leaving no needle marks) are another favoured pro murder method 7) What qxir didn't mention is that the heating in the flat was turned up to max even though it was the middle of summer. This would cause faster decomposition and make determining cause of death harder. Also, why, for what possible reason would Gareth do that? If he did, did he then wipe the thermostat clean of his own fingerprints? Why? Yes, exactly. 8) A computer genius left BDSM content on his laptop just for anyone to find? In general this absolutely reeks of covert ops elimination, and cover up. The killers knew how to professionally cover their tracks. The questions about why leave clues as to it being a murder when they could've made it look more like a suicide, are answered in the video. It's just to cause confusion and leave red herrings to befuddle the police and stop them looking, by leaving a plausible secondary scenario. It would have been very easy for any intruders to plant the women's clothing and access the websites on the laptop to create a cover story. I'm doing this for Gareth's family, to stop anyone being silly and dim enough to fall for the suicide angle. It's not a nice fate, for your son to die and dimwits be led to believe he took his own life when anyone with half a brain or even cursory knowledge of international espionage slightly above 'James Bond' level can see that this is a blatant cover up. The level of professionalism leaves only two possibilities, either the KGB or even MI6 though a Russian connection is more likely. I only mention MI6 as the fact it took coworkers several days to notice his absence from work and report it is HIGHLY suspect. If an intelligence operative misses even ONE DAY of work or even are 2 hours late they are immediately contacted and found as there is a possibility foreign adversaries have abducted or compromised your agent. Therefore there is a slight possibility MI6 either knew about the death and covered it up, possibly after having been informed by the Russians themselves and seeking to avoid an investigation, or for some reason did it themselves to stop Gareth revealing the identity of the known Russian spy in their ranks which would have been highly sensitive and privileged information they wouldn't want getting out. Him even revealing that, though I suspect it was a spur-of-the-moment, lapse of judgment situation when faced with assassins and wanting some kind of reason for them not to kill him, was very unfortunate as he would have known to never do that. Agencies will value that intel over your life. RIP Gareth.

@@J3diMindTrix It was a sports bag, not a case.

Thanks Captain Obvious

@@Reggie-The-Dog no worries Lt. Slow

An yes. The thought process of an American. My brain originally thought he said dollars.

Yes, it seems everything in this video was taken from wikipedia with no other researcb

Carl Brown Poor guy

Carl Brown not really though think of it this way.. no way to get in bag by self... evidence could have been planted easilly in browser.. and the womans clother in the room too.. to make it seem that way

Dirk Johannes Van Der Bank *MIND GAMES*

Dirk Johannes Van Der Bank there could have been somebody else with him and if there were two keys it would explain how it was locked and if the idea was that the other person left for some amount of time came back noticed that he was dead and then the other person would have escaped

Knuckles exactly most pad locks today has two or more key in the box when you buy one

Mista Meme 100 dollars even more in the future

Yeah

meme, hes almost 50k now. where was this channel at when you posted?

1k

@@irishmancheckinin6540 94k

A brilliant analysis! 🧐

@Heinous Anus For real? If so I need to go to Idaho and watch some sort of performance by you guys

uwu brand me again stalin-kun

Thanks :)

For real!

This is hilarious. In the video your talking about STRIVING for 100 subs Now sitting at 300k+ 👍

Qxir it makes sense because it caused so much confusion

Bangor is a town in Wales, but yes funny joke

Dude, I'm in love with these videos. Your style is awesome

Thanks for your support :)

yeah... that cracked me the fuck up

Well, they really mostly track underground organizations by following their members or ambushing meetings and they work with local law enforcement and the military to help stop threats to national security, but they certainly do some Facebook browsing

Glad you like it :D

Qxir more than happy, genuinely enjoy it, just watched all your videos :) amazing humor too

That’s what I though too

But why lock it. If he was dead and placed in the bag there wouldn't be a need to lock it.

@@brendanroberts1310Because it was intended to look like he trapped himself. If it wasn’t locked he could’ve just unzipped the bag and escaped, so it wouldn’t have made much sense

@@Keter001 you make a good point however by locking the bag it would call into question how he could lock it after getting into it. One would rightly assume that it would be someone else who locked it.

Probably tried to blackmail him with the weird sex stuff. That's how they get to you. I guess the blackmail didn't take and they killed him in an ironic manner to take the piss;

Ok anyone who seriously considers option 1 needs to get a psych eval and pronto. You dummy. Let's just go over the facts shall we, and these are the ones we *know*, and this is MI6 we're talking about here so you know, literally their job is to cover up evidence Number 1) at the time of his death he was looking into Russian mafia business 2) the Russian mafia is heavily linked to the KGB 3) Admitting he knew the identity of the Russian spy is the only motive for murder in this entire affair 3) IF he got into the bag, how did he completely clean his whole flat of all DNA and fingerprints from inside the bag? Come on 4) If experts couldn't do it 400 times, and he couldn't untie himself from his bed, how did he do it? 5) A favoured assassination method of intelligence agencies is apparent suicide. Especially related to kinky sexual type stuff. Embarrasses the family into silence and creates a plausible alibi. 6) True fact, well done qxir untraceable poisons through the ear (leaving no needle marks) are another favoured pro murder method 7) What qxir didn't mention is that the heating in the flat was turned up to max even though it was the middle of summer. This would cause faster decomposition and make determining cause of death harder. Also, why, for what possible reason would Gareth do that? If he did, did he then wipe the thermostat clean of his own fingerprints? Why? Yes, exactly. 8) A computer genius left BDSM content on his laptop just for anyone to find? In general this absolutely reeks of covert ops elimination, and cover up. The killers knew how to professionally cover their tracks. The questions about why leave clues as to it being a murder when they could've made it look more like a suicide, are answered in the video. It's just to cause confusion and leave red herrings to befuddle the police and stop them looking, by leaving a plausible secondary scenario. It would have been very easy for any intruders to plant the women's clothing and access the websites on the laptop to create a cover story. I'm doing this for Gareth's family, to stop anyone being silly and dim enough to fall for the suicide angle. It's not a nice fate, for your son to die and dimwits be led to believe he took his own life when anyone with half a brain or even cursory knowledge of international espionage slightly above 'James Bond' level can see that this is a blatant cover up. The level of professionalism leaves only two possibilities, either the KGB or even MI6 though a Russian connection is more likely. I only mention MI6 as the fact it took coworkers several days to notice his absence from work and report it is HIGHLY suspect. If an intelligence operative misses even ONE DAY of work or even are 2 hours late they are immediately contacted and found as there is a possibility foreign adversaries have abducted or compromised your agent. Therefore there is a slight possibility MI6 either knew about the death and covered it up, possibly after having been informed by the Russians themselves and seeking to avoid an investigation, or for some reason did it themselves to stop Gareth revealing the identity of the known Russian spy in their ranks which would have been highly sensitive and privileged information they wouldn't want getting out. Him even revealing that, though I suspect it was a spur-of-the-moment, lapse of judgment situation when faced with assassins and wanting some kind of reason for them not to kill him, was very unfortunate as he would have known to never do that. Agencies will value that intel over your life. RIP Gareth.

@@Josep_Hernandez_Lujan yup. Absolutely. A+ logic bravo And the OP both of you

@@J3diMindTrix Thanks, Frank

And not leave any fingerprints in your whole bathroom in your own house..

...and the key was inside the bag. Houdini shit.

Yes. A reverse Houdini. Houdini got out of traps. This fellow William found a way to get killed in one so we are expected to believe by police. Haruuumpphh

If by 'extremely difficult' you mean 'impossible', then yes

Ok anyone who seriously considers option 1 needs to get a psych eval and pronto. Let's just go over the facts shall we, and these are the ones we *know*, and this is MI6 we're talking about here so you know, literally their job is to cover up evidence Number 1) at the time of his death he was looking into Russian mafia business 2) the Russian mafia is heavily linked to the KGB 3) Admitting he knew the identity of the Russian spy is the only motive for murder in this entire affair 3) IF he got into the bag, how did he completely clean his whole flat of all DNA and fingerprints from inside the bag? Come on 4) If experts couldn't do it 400 times, and he couldn't untie himself from his bed, how did he do it? 5) A favoured assassination method of intelligence agencies is apparent suicide. Especially related to kinky sexual type stuff. Embarrasses the family into silence and creates a plausible alibi. 6) True fact, well done qxir untraceable poisons through the ear (leaving no needle marks) are another favoured pro murder method 7) What qxir didn't mention is that the heating in the flat was turned up to max even though it was the middle of summer. This would cause faster decomposition and make determining cause of death harder. Also, why, for what possible reason would Gareth do that? If he did, did he then wipe the thermostat clean of his own fingerprints? Why? Yes, exactly. 8) A computer genius left BDSM content on his laptop just for anyone to find? In general this absolutely reeks of covert ops elimination, and cover up. The killers knew how to professionally cover their tracks. The questions about why leave clues as to it being a murder when they could've made it look more like a suicide, are answered in the video. It's just to cause confusion and leave red herrings to befuddle the police and stop them looking, by leaving a plausible secondary scenario. It would have been very easy for any intruders to plant the women's clothing and access the websites on the laptop to create a cover story. I'm doing this for Gareth's family, to stop anyone being silly and dim enough to fall for the suicide angle. It's not a nice fate, for your son to die and dimwits be led to believe he took his own life when anyone with half a brain or even cursory knowledge of international espionage slightly above 'James Bond' level can see that this is a blatant cover up. The level of professionalism leaves only two possibilities, either the KGB or even MI6 though a Russian connection is more likely. I only mention MI6 as the fact it took coworkers several days to notice his absence from work and report it is HIGHLY suspect. If an intelligence operative misses even ONE DAY of work or even are 2 hours late they are immediately contacted and found as there is a possibility foreign adversaries have abducted or compromised your agent. Therefore there is a slight possibility MI6 either knew about the death and covered it up, possibly after having been informed by the Russians themselves and seeking to avoid an investigation, or for some reason did it themselves to stop Gareth revealing the identity of the known Russian spy in their ranks which would have been highly sensitive and privileged information they wouldn't want getting out. Him even revealing that, though I suspect it was a spur-of-the-moment, lapse of judgment situation when faced with assassins and wanting some kind of reason for them not to kill him, was very unfortunate as he would have known to never do that. Agencies will value that intel over your life. RIP Gareth.

Thanks for the support mate!

amazing story thank you for sharing

Hahaha! Except if you were trying to hide that you were smoking pot, the odor doesn't stay in the bag when you climb back out, lol!☺

@@summer6100 LOL!😀

So a followup to the story - after the experts mentioned in this story came out and said there was no way he could've locked himself in the bag from the inside, a whole bunch of bandage fetishists online demonstrated exactly how to do it - and it's the same way you described. The key fact is that the bag was made of flexible fabric, so you can grip the padlock through the fabric. Not with enough precision to turn a key, but crucially, a padlock doesn't need a key to lock. You just need to be able to grip the shackle and the lock and push them together. You can do that through thick fabric. You would be able to open the zip - just a bit - and then you work the key through that tiny opening to get it into the padlock and get yourself free Of course, if you dropped the key, and the bag was too tight to roll over inside it, then you're stuck. So it's not exactly impossible - it's something that's been done and is still being done by bondsge fetishists and/or escape artists today. This would explain the lack of fingerprints on the lock - he was basically wiping it clean as he grasped it through the fabric. The lack of prints on the tub is more unlikely - but not impossible. It can be difficult to get clean prints at crime scenes - and there's always the risk that the first responders and investigating officers messed up the surfaces wrangling the bag out of the tub. There were also trace DNA found in the room - however, trace DNA isn't actually the foolproof evidence it's depicted as on TV. First, DNA degrades fairly quickly, and second, a hotel room would have traces of DNA from staff, previous guests, some guy's hair that he tracked in on his shoe, etc. However, what is suspicious is the bondage website thing. Because the investigation revealed that yes, he did visit bondage sites, but not that frequently. Not on a level you would consider obsessive. So a bit out of sybc that he'd go out of his way to make this elaborate setup.

Cheers :)

Yup, I do everything myself :)

Good job man These kind of crime mysteries are my favourite

Thanks friend! There's more on the way :)

@@Qxir Ok anyone who seriously considers option 1 needs to get a psych eval and pronto. Silly billy. Let's just go over the facts shall we, and these are the ones we *know*, and this is MI6 we're talking about here so you know, literally their job is to cover up evidence Number 1) at the time of his death he was looking into Russian mafia business 2) the Russian mafia is heavily linked to the KGB 3) Admitting he knew the identity of the Russian spy is the only motive for murder in this entire affair 3) IF he got into the bag, how did he completely clean his whole flat of all DNA and fingerprints from inside the bag? Come on 4) If experts couldn't do it 400 times, and he couldn't untie himself from his bed, how did he do it? 5) A favoured assassination method of intelligence agencies is apparent suicide. Especially related to kinky sexual type stuff. Embarrasses the family into silence and creates a plausible alibi. 6) True fact, well done qxir untraceable poisons through the ear (leaving no needle marks) are another favoured pro murder method 7) What qxir didn't mention is that the heating in the flat was turned up to max even though it was the middle of summer. This would cause faster decomposition and make determining cause of death harder. Also, why, for what possible reason would Gareth do that? If he did, did he then wipe the thermostat clean of his own fingerprints? Why? Yes, exactly. 8) A computer genius left BDSM content on his laptop just for anyone to find? In general this absolutely reeks of covert ops elimination, and cover up. The killers knew how to professionally cover their tracks. The questions about why leave clues as to it being a murder when they could've made it look more like a suicide, are answered in the video. It's just to cause confusion and leave red herrings to befuddle the police and stop them looking, by leaving a plausible secondary scenario. It would have been very easy for any intruders to plant the women's clothing and access the websites on the laptop to create a cover story. I'm doing this for Gareth's family, to stop anyone being silly and dim enough to fall for the suicide angle. It's not a nice fate, for your son to die and dimwits be led to believe he took his own life when anyone with half a brain or even cursory knowledge of international espionage slightly above 'James Bond' level can see that this is a blatant cover up. The level of professionalism leaves only two possibilities, either the KGB or even MI6 though a Russian connection is more likely. I only mention MI6 as the fact it took coworkers several days to notice his absence from work and report it is HIGHLY suspect. If an intelligence operative misses even ONE DAY of work or even are 2 hours late they are immediately contacted and found as there is a possibility foreign adversaries have abducted or compromised your agent. Therefore there is a slight possibility MI6 either knew about the death and covered it up, possibly after having been informed by the Russians themselves and seeking to avoid an investigation, or for some reason did it themselves to stop Gareth revealing the identity of the known Russian spy in their ranks which would have been highly sensitive and privileged information they wouldn't want getting out. Him even revealing that, though I suspect it was a spur-of-the-moment, lapse of judgment situation when faced with assassins and wanting some kind of reason for them not to kill him, was very unfortunate as he would have known to never do that. Agencies will value that intel over your life. RIP Gareth.

Thank you for the support, my friend! More is coming :)

Yes. Absolutely! Great story telling voice. I grew up in California where everyone talks either in a Hollywood way or surfer/valley girl. The other “English” speaking accents are often interesting to me. With a mild exception to Oasis who had such a thick accent MTV subtitled one of their interviews for the U.S. audience. Still interesting, I just couldn’t make out all the words. Genuinely wasn’t sure they were speaking English.

Cheers :)

Cheers :)

Thanks, bud :)

More is on the way, thank you for your support :)

Great! :)

Benny Harvey RIP

Will do :)

There's a lot of evidence this video excluded.

Have you considered a career as a bag and zipper expert? Apparently the police have need for this specialty.

Incognito mode still saves your browser history. And ISP's can still see the sites you go to.

He's not a 13 year old hiding his browser history from his parents he was a grown man living alone he would literally have no reason to use or care about using incognito mode

@@Alex632 No, Incognito mode does not save your browser history.

Thanks for your support :)

Thanks, mate - more to come! :)

:D

I'm amazed tbh, although it's a little scary to suddenly have so many eyes on you :b Cheers

Cheers!

Qxir Aim big dude this is a rare moment enjoy!

Thanks, I will :b

Els gaming why did he have the key if thats the case?

+Prussian Potato in case his partner flodged but then he dropped it and it slid under him and he couldn't contort himself into a position to get to it

most padlocks have 2 keys

This makes 0 sense

mousek801 Mousek801 well duh who’s gonna be able to kill you once you burst out a duffelbag with a low flying helicopter

Thanks! :)

that's one hell of a murder plan my guy

But to be fair he already was into bondage and all that since he tied himself to his bed and few weeks before that

i thought the same thing!

you forget that he was bondaging himself and his landlord knew it?

Glad you enjoyed, friend :)

Great :D

Thanks matey! :)

Good theory!