How MI6 spy could have locked himself in the bag
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2019-03-08
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This test shows that it is possible for someone to lock themselves in a bag identical to the one MI6 spy Gareth Williams was found in. Body in the bag spy Gareth Williams could have easily locked himself inside a holdall, an army reservist revealed yesterday (Weds). The inquest into the MI6 agent's death heard how a number of experts tried unsuccessfully up to 300 times to lock themselves inside a bag. But Royal Artillery reservist Jim Fetherstonhaugh, 49, has discovered a simple method by which a holdall can be zipped up and locked from the inside without assistance. The technique is a well-known trick used by airport thieves to steal from locked bags, as long as they are flexible and the sides can be pinched together. The journalist in this video is 5ft 5ins, jsut 3ins shorter than Gareth, and could easily fit inside the bag in the foetal position before partially closing it.
This test shows that it is possible for someone to lock themselves in a bag identical to the one MI6 spy Gareth Williams was found in. Body in the bag spy Gareth Williams could have easily locked himself inside a holdall, an army reservist revealed yesterday (Weds). The inquest into the MI6 agent's death heard how a number of experts tried unsuccessfully up to 300 times to lock themselves inside a bag. But Royal Artillery reservist Jim Fetherstonhaugh, 49, has discovered a simple method by which a holdall can be zipped up and locked from the inside without assistance. The technique is a well-known trick used by airport thieves to steal from locked bags, as long as they are flexible and the sides can be pinched together. The journalist in this video is 5ft 5ins, jsut 3ins shorter than Gareth, and could easily fit inside the bag in the foetal position before partially closing it.
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