Reply #6: Seeing 4 men with rucksacks is one thing

[muriel_volestrangler]

but on its own, it's not enough. King's Cross is a major transport intersection, and many people go through there with rucksacks (I have, possibly in company with others at times). When you can match up one of these men at 8:30am with the man who died on the bus at about 9:40 (whose family reported him missing, so I guess they got a photo of him to London at some stage), then you might start to think they're your most likely suspects (why wait over an hour to catch a bus?). If they have belongings from 2 other men from Leeds, all Muslim (sorry, but that was always the main theory), close to the explosions, among the 50 or so dead, then you've got a pattern.

In some ways, I'm glad to think that they can't get to individuals that quickly, and only with a big effort. It means the Big Brother society hasn't quite got here yet.