Yes, the Daily Mail loves a bit of faux outrage and tabloid gossip, but they actually do employ journalists (sometimes). Here they cover expert evidence given

Yes, the Daily Mail loves a bit of faux outrage and tabloid gossip, but they actually do employ journalists (sometimes). Here they cover expert evidence given to the coroner. Check out the pictures and videos. >An escapology expert tried and failed 300 times to lock himself into an identical bag after being hired to try to crack the mystery of Gareth Williams' death. ... He said: 'I just cannot do it. This case, I just cannot get it off my mind. It is very difficult. I am an escapologist, I am thinking outside the box here and trying everything I can to find a way.' Dr Wilcox added: 'With all your trials and failures do you think it would be impossible to padlock this bag from the inside?' Mr Faulding replied: 'I cannot say it was impossible, but even Houdini would struggle.' He said Mr Williams could not have survived for more than 30 minutes as the temperature quickly rose and oxygen levels dropped. Mr Faulding said he only lasted five minutes before becoming 'delirious' after zipping himself inside with emergency oxygen and a paramedic outside. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2136118/Gareth-Williams-inquest--Houdini-struggle-padlock-holdall-spy-dead-in.html http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2136118/Gareth-Willi...