[danielsan]

Originally Posted by flangemanager ↗

Damn, I was meaning to watch that. Totally forgot.

Further to your comment on the man on the moor thread. It's available to stream for 28 days here on the More4 catch up website. Hope you don't mind me messaging you about this. Regards. Dan

http://www.channel4.com/programmes/m...mand/64587-001

[gosportjamie]

Originally Posted by danielsan1971 ↗

Firstly, do you have a time machine as it's only the 17th March 2017 today??

Secondly, I've got it recorded so I'm glad you didn't give the game away.

Damn, that's what I get for not reading what I was typing, I think it should have said the 14th. Dyslexic fingers and touch-typing with a cat in your lap doesn't always go well...

[danielsan]

Originally Posted by gosportjamie ↗

Damn, that's what I get for not reading what I was typing, I think it should have said the 14th. Dyslexic fingers and touch-typing with a cat in your lap doesn't always go well...

No probs matey. I'm totally with you on the cat(s) on the lap scenario!!

[semendemon8]

His name is Leo ! I met him at the station once

[MarmaladeGypsy]

He’s a time traveler from many years in the future. He had become trapped in our era, and was rather miserable. He’d lived a good life, and decided to return to where he grew up (or WILL grow up) to end this life. He knew he had nothing to lose, as he’ll obviously be born again and he has left his future self clues so that he doesn’t end up in the same predicament again.

[MarmaladeGypsy]

While I much prefer my time traveler theory, the powers that be have invented a plausible explanation

“In January 2017 the body was identified as 67-year-old David Lytton, who had flown into Heathrow Airport from Lahore in Pakistan on 10 December 2015. He was identified from photographs from a passenger list and was picked up on CCTV in London. Greater Manchester Police reported that his identity had been confirmed as a result of a DNA match with a relative and said that Lytton "was a bit of a loner" and that "he liked his own company". His family was informed and a full inquest was scheduled for 14 March 2017.[6]

On 31 January 2017 The Times reported that Lytton had lived in Streatham, south London, from the 1980s until he retired to Pakistan in 2006. Former neighbours said he was a croupier who had once worked as a train driver for London Underground and after being made redundant from the casino had taken in lodgers, one of whom was of Pakistani appearance.[7] The article reproduced personal information from Lytton's passport, showing a London birthplace and a birth date of 21 April 1948, but no birth of that name had been registered at that time, introducing the possibility that Lytton had been adopted or changed his name. The passport was issued on 8 September 2006 and would expire on 8 September 2016. The article reported that Lytton had arrived in Lahore on 6 October 2006, leaving almost six months later for Dubai. He returned to Lahore after four days, on 31 March 2007. The following November he left again, but there was no record of his returning.[7]

The Guardian on 4 February 2017 reported that Lytton's long-term girlfriend in Streatham had helped him through bouts of depression, that he had a brother and had changed his surname following a family feud.[8] On 9 February The Guardian gave his former name as David Lautenberg and revealed that he had family living in England. Lytton’s brother now lives in north London.[9] His parents were also identified as Sylvia and Hyman Lautenberg.[9] His mother's family was of Jewish descent originally from Poland and came to England around 1901, before living near the east London area.”

Believe who you will.