The Defence Will State Their Case

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It’s none of your Buisness.

Ok... Thank you for pointing that out...
No more needed... I thought I was being helpful... I'll refrain.. No need to keep my posts... A pointless exercise...

 

[Caroline]

Ok... Thank you for pointing that out...
No more needed... I thought I was being helpful... I'll refrain.. No need to keep my posts... A pointless exercise...

You always say this 

[Caroline]

What?

[APRIL]

Ok... Thank you for pointing that out...
No more needed... I thought I was being helpful... I'll refrain.. No need to keep my posts... A pointless exercise...

Helpful to whom, nameless one? Those dots don't obliterate your existence. If you were to stick to your word, ie to "refrain" -something you've said many times-  you wouldn't have to be humbling yourself, which does nothing for one's sense of selfworth  -as evidenced by the removal of your 'name'-  by suggesting that it's not necessary to keep your posts.

[Real justice]

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At last,   ......... the first post you have made that makes sense 

[Caroline]

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There is someone out there who is searching this case like you and finding it odd that you have deleted your last post. Whoever wrote those posts claimed that we now know 100% that Tabak made a false confession - which just isn't true! It's ironic that you would use fake news to claim the JY case is fake news.

[Real justice]

There is someone out there who is searching this case like you and finding it odd that you have deleted your last post. Whoever wrote those posts claimed that we now know 100% that Tabak made a false confession - which just isn't true! It's ironic that you would use fake news to claim the JY case is fake news.

HaHa, I just seen the dots and thought that makes more sense than what Nine usually posts 

[APRIL]

HaHa, I just seen the dots and thought that makes more sense than what Nine usually posts 

Could be that .........=dotty?

[Caroline]

HaHa, I just seen the dots and thought that makes more sense than what Nine usually posts 

You have to admire her tenacity 

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You always say this 

Yes, through sheer frustration... I am flummoxed as to how nothing is questioned...

I am confused as to what is real or not...  As I keep saying it doesn't make sense...

[Caroline]

Yes, through sheer frustration... I am flummoxed as to how nothing is questioned...

I am confused as to what is real or not...  As I keep saying it doesn't make sense...

 

[Caroline]

Nine - check out the murder of Bill Williamson by callous gold digger Anne Browning. She eventually admitted to his murder stating that it was a crime of passion because  he had threatened to leave her. The police weren't happy with her story because it was clear she killed him for his money and proceeded to help herself whilst he was still a missing person. His body was found in a deep grave in her garden, his head bashed in with a base ball bat.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/8688550/Woman-jailed-for-beating-widower-to-death-for-his-savings.html

Like Tabak, she thought admitting to the killing was enough and admitting to a crime of passion would get her less time inside. Admitting to a killing isn't the end of it - motive is also an important factor for obvious reasons.

[Myster]

Nine - check out the murder of Bill Williamson by callous gold digger Anne Browning. She eventually admitted to his murder stating that it was a crime of passion because  he had threatened to leave her. The police weren't happy with her story because it was clear she killed him for his money and proceeded to help herself whilst he was still a missing person. His body was found in a deep grave in her garden, his head bashed in with a base ball bat.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/8688550/Woman-jailed-for-beating-widower-to-death-for-his-savings.html

Like Tabak, she thought admitting to the killing was enough and admitting to a crime of passion would get her less time inside. Admitting to a killing isn't the end of it - motive is also an important factor for obvious reasons.

Her confession was faked though, wasn't it?   

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aHJ9bUp2Sg

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Nine - check out the murder of Bill Williamson by callous gold digger Anne Browning. She eventually admitted to his murder stating that it was a crime of passion because  he had threatened to leave her. The police weren't happy with her story because it was clear she killed him for his money and proceeded to help herself whilst he was still a missing person. His body was found in a deep grave in her garden, his head bashed in with a base ball bat.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/8688550/Woman-jailed-for-beating-widower-to-death-for-his-savings.html

Like Tabak, she thought admitting to the killing was enough and admitting to a crime of passion would get her less time inside. Admitting to a killing isn't the end of it - motive is also an important factor for obvious reasons.

Had a quick look at this and it makes no sense....  Is it more fake news?? 

Her confession was faked though, wasn't it?   

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aHJ9bUp2Sg

It's like its a training video..... (imo)

Edit The video on youtube leads to a company called 

https://www.youtube.com/user/surreyandberksmedia/about

I have found one Surrey and Berks media at Companies House, don't know if its the same... but I suspect it could be..

SURREY & BERKSHIRE MEDIA LIMITED

Company number 07146286

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/07146286/filing-history?page=2

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/07146286/officers

Seriously... I'm not chasing this lot around the net..  But I'm surprised the video release is from what appears to be a media outlet and not the Police...

So is it a staged interview?

Honestly... The stories in the media, I struggle to believe anymore...

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Nine - check out the murder of Bill Williamson by callous gold digger Anne Browning. She eventually admitted to his murder stating that it was a crime of passion because  he had threatened to leave her. The police weren't happy with her story because it was clear she killed him for his money and proceeded to help herself whilst he was still a missing person. His body was found in a deep grave in her garden, his head bashed in with a base ball bat.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/8688550/Woman-jailed-for-beating-widower-to-death-for-his-savings.html

Like Tabak, she thought admitting to the killing was enough and admitting to a crime of passion would get her less time inside. Admitting to a killing isn't the end of it - motive is also an important factor for obvious reasons.

The BBC also did an article... They have a link to another dead end

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-surrey-14405199

http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/

Then we have this BBC report

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-14447461/ann-browning-confesses-to-murder-of-bill-williamson





The CCTV of Ann Browning shopping is incredible.... A Purple time stamp.... 

16/09/2010  18:24:44 

Don't know who wrote this for BBC Surrey or where the video clip came from..  But I do not believe it, to be honest.....