Bam then surprised everyone by turning himself in days ago. Jess took to Twitter at the time to reveal Bam was on the run from the cops after the incident - and to voice his frustration with the Pennsylvania State police for not being able to do more to catch the star skateboarder. The former MTV reality star was arrested late last month for allegedly assaulting his brother - making terroristic threats! - at the family’s home near West Chester, Pennsylvania. Of course, this follows a sordid few weeks for Bam. He is dying and there is nothing I can do about it.” “I hope none of you have to hurt as much as me right now. Ian Bailey has always denied killing Sophie and maintains to this day that he never knew her.Along with an old photo of the Jackass alum during happier times, Jess wrote this crushing message about his beloved 43-year-old little brother on the app: Garda officers are expected to fly to Paris later this year to follow up on enquiries there. It is understood detectives are following up on new leads from west Cork, Britain and France. I called for the cold case review in the first place, and I am perfectly happy to cooperate any way I can if they want to speak to me again." Gardai now privately classify him as a "person of interest" in the case, however, he has so far not been interviewed as part of the cold case review.
Mr Bailey regards himself as a former suspect in the Sophie case following the launch of a Garda cold case review into the high-profile 1996 murder last year. Most of them are for charity or a small fee for €15." "I get a lot of support from a lot of people. He said he’s received huge support from the public since leaving Schull.
He found temporary emergency accommodation provided by Cork County Council before finding a small flat near Bantry. The 64-year-old, who has started a new podcast Ian Bailey: In My Own Words, became homeless in 2020 when he was evicted from the house he shared with his former long-term partner, artist Jules Thomas. He told us: "I got served with a notice of termination of tenancy but my benevolent landlord has given me a fair bit of time to find somewhere else."Īsked if he has found anywhere to live, he said: "It’s desperate.
READ MORE: Ian Bailey 'lured into attack by TikTok fans' as gardai quiz two men However, since the ban was lifted by the Government he was told he has to leave his rented accommodation by the beginning of May as it is understood the landlord wishes to sell the property.īut we can reveal Bailey has been given an extension as he struggles to find a new place to rent. In March it was revealed the English journalist who was questioned in relation to the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier received a notice to leave before Christmas but was able to remain at his one-bedroom apartment in Bantry due to the eviction moratorium. Ian Bailey has revealed he has been given more time to find a new home after he was served with a notice of eviction.
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