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Offline Nicholas

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #300 on: September 11, 2021, 01:54:58 PM »
As an aside I can highly recommend the documentary A Killing In Tiger Bay shown on BBC2. This was the story of the Cardiff Three and the shocking miscarriage of justice they endured in a large part due to the tunnel vision of the South Wales police.

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Offline Nicholas

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #301 on: September 11, 2021, 02:36:27 PM »
Probably true

No probably about it

What does it mean - the court of appeals judgement - a quashing of a conviction. Well the one thing it doesn’t mean is that you’re innocent. They’re not finding you not guilty. What they’re saying is there’s a flaw in the trial basically. But that means you can walk a free man or women but of course it hasn’t entirely cleared you.’
(Michael Mansfield - BBC’s ‘A Killing in Tiger Bay’)
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Offline Nicholas

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #302 on: September 11, 2021, 02:57:32 PM »
Michael O’Brien is on the warpath over this

Michael A O’Brien
‘I am not happy with the way the BBC has portrayed there is only one miscarriage of justice case in South Wales because South Wales Police has caught the real killer what about the other cases of injustice? BBC doesn't give a f..k about the rest bang out of order they are


Michelle Diskin Bates
@Michelle_Diskin
Replying to
@michael73798531
This is how they operate. I went to OFCOM about the 2019 program, where they gave the officer of the FAILED investigation into JD’s murder, a platform to show there was only one viable suspect, BG. Pouting facePouting facePouting face OFCOM didn’t agree they’d infringed BG’s rights!
1:00 PM · Sep 10, 2021·Twitter for iPad

https://twitter.com/Michelle_Diskin/status/1436298456507748353
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Offline rulesapply

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #303 on: September 11, 2021, 11:13:42 PM »
I've watched the snippets we're allowed to see of the Sky interview and I've tried to see something different but I just see two staged, bad actors.

Offline rulesapply

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #304 on: September 11, 2021, 11:31:39 PM »
I suspect they did yes

Would be interesting to see what notes were made in respect to this and whether or not there were any delays in speaking to her killer son when he was taken to the police station

Or maybe that’s why he was taken to the police station in the first place because police had concerns his mother wasn’t in a fit state to supervise him - especially given all the circumstances

Absolutely. LM was a minor. CM couldn't drive. The police had a responsibility to keep LM safe regardless of anything.

Offline rulesapply

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #305 on: September 11, 2021, 11:34:47 PM »
Yes she was and gave two very different scenarios regarding what happened.

Only the perpetually easily lead wouldn’t question that.

But DF did question JaJ in court. Were you in court during Luke's trial? That's a genuine question.
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Offline Nicholas

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #306 on: September 12, 2021, 09:06:47 AM »
Absolutely. LM was a minor. CM couldn't drive. The police had a responsibility to keep LM safe regardless of anything.

I’m guessing this isn’t explored in Sandra Leans book?

Where was Shane when all this was going on? And did he know by this point [Name removed] had been murdered?

Where was he? In bed asleep or did he follow his mother Corinne Mitchell down to the police station?

And when Corinne was phoning and texting LM was Shane made aware of her alleged concerns?  Did she wake Shane up? (If he was asleep)

Did Shane go out looking for his younger brother?

Or are these details omitted from Sandra Leans story?

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Offline Parky41

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #307 on: September 12, 2021, 10:50:50 AM »
A case of believing what you want to believe.

Janine Jones court testimony “ Luke went straight over the wall”
Janine Jones first statement “Luke’s dog was carrying on at the wall and then Luke jumped over and started looking about”.

Source : BBC Scotland Frontline

Of course - this book just jammed back with outstanding proof of Mitchells innocence! So outstanding the author can't show statements to back this, to show the truth. Course one can't for it does not exist, so one goes into deceitful waffle instead. Is that what truthseeking is. Justice? - Not on your life.

Let us do a little reversal here - They all mentioned the dog at a wall, to the author in her deceitful interpretation of the statements = it must be the same as Mitchell, if they mentioned the dog then it must have been where Mitchell claimed. So she makes statements such as "Janine and Steven were telling that exact same story as Luke - that the dog alerted a little way past the V break"  But further back in this also, the author states in her "agreed facts" that "they all walked several meters past the V break". There is nothing used from the statements, just that wide ref that the information given is from the defence files - must be true then, must it not? I mean this is a truthseeker, a Dr of criminology, studied this case for years - what reason could one have for lying, for misleading the reader - the answer is simple, one is backing a liar, and to do so one must do the same. The truth is the reason why Mitchell is in Jail, can't have that now, not when one is proclaiming innocence?

Firstly, you do know of course that this search trio did not use the word V in those first statements at all, they used breaks in the wall. The big and the little break. The big break being the Gino spot, a large break along the top of the wall, the smaller the V break, with it going down the wall. (The AD questioning, highlighting and reading from the statements to the Jury and witnesses) So they walked to the first break and Mitchell climbed the wall and they walked to the second break and Mitchell went into the woods.  All down that path, they make reference to everyone, (each other) and of course the dog. Faith has obliged us many times with those lines from JaJ's statement and in court from the FS documentary, and we have some cross examination from DF at court. - We do not have, and never had anything, from those statements of this search trio going past that break with Mitchell, we do not have anything that states "alerting", "led them to" "because of the dog" - nothing. And it take little to realise, that along with those lines from the FS programme, that cross examination by DF, that if there had been anything of them going past, using any same terms as Mitchell - they would be shown clearly and repeatedly as proof. Turnball (AD) showed that clear sequence of events from the meet and down that path, until they reached the V break.

I have mentioned precognitions many times now, and for most we know what these are. - Where both the Crown and defence interview key witnesses, any witnesses they choose to, to go over those statements, highlighting and discussing those crucial areas. And everything around that search was crucial. It had to be shown clearly, that LM was leading the search with his dog in tow. Does one imagine, he simply took it in and out of this professionally claimed, trained seek mode at will? I mean, do dogs urinate and scent when in seek mode? Why was it out of seek mode at the Gino break, or that slight walk into the crop field with it, the dog was on a tight reign. And he climbed that wall and he was at haste to go back in front. And he did the same after walking several feet into the field, and he was at haste yet again to go in front. His dog was not seeking, scenting and leading him, he was taking the lead at all times, at haste.  And he was in front when they approached that second break and not a foot past it did Mitchell go.

And not once has there been any denial that this search trio gave accounts of this dog at the V - that they could only ever have done this, with that stark reality that they were all at the V. There was no "several meters past" - They could not have seen the dogs head level with it, they could not have seen that lead getting handed to AW, they could not have seen him in the woodland, and they could not have seen him turning to his left, they could not have used terms then of, continuing to walk down after he went over, of walking those ten steps or more when he shouted out, that they darted back to the V break and Mitchell was there. They were all together, at the V with the dog. And AW made it clear to DF that she was just behind, they were in line. That when they stopped at the break, she was right behind them, and Mitchell handed her the lead.

And this is what the police saw in those first statements - that stark contrast of Mitchell and his cartoon image of a 'pointer dog' Like it had been zapped into this major alert stance! Diving to that wall and jumping up at it, air sniffing, alerting "them" to where Jodi lay. And the description does not match, and they are not saying it happened in the same fashion and not where Mitchell claimed. So they do seek further clarification, to the point that these witnesses are taken back to that path - to re live that evening, to think and clarify those statements. They are the same! They are still at the same spot, The dog is still there, going to the wall and all else, at and to the V break on approaching it. But what they clarify, is many actions of that dog all the way down that path, inclusive of it leaving it's scent in different areas? It was being a dog at Mitchells command. He put himself in front, not the dog and all times.This family/business guard dog, that was trained to protect property.


And Mitchell did the same, he went over and clarified that walk down the path - and he could not be clearer, to the point he drew a diagram/map - And he had those X's on the path that were him, Kelly and JaJ on the path, and one for Jodi in the woods directly over the wall, and he stated "parallel to" where she lay. Jodi was over 40ft down from the V break.

Mirror image, not on your life  - truthseeker! - that is a joke, surely?

And those contradictions over and over - Where we know, and with the timings done over each account, that there was no time for any of Mitchells claims. The author tries as best she can, manipulatively with that deflective waffle to have that search trio there prior to 11.10pm, in her attempt to fit in all of Mitchells claims. To have him rushing up that path, to have the search trio there, to have this slower pace going down, scraping and scraping and contradicting oneself over and over. - For there is nothing to back any of it up. This slower pace in comparison to the brisk walk down from AW's was went over with the police, at the pace they walked - it does not change to suit the author. It most certainly does not change that very precise account that Mitchell gave, and as with most of his claims - they simply disintegrated under scrutiny.

Offline Parky41

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #308 on: September 12, 2021, 11:11:30 AM »
I’m guessing this isn’t explored in Sandra Leans book?

Where was Shane when all this was going on? And did he know by this point [Name removed] had been murdered?

Where was he? In bed asleep or did he follow his mother Corinne Mitchell down to the police station?

And when Corinne was phoning and texting LM was Shane made aware of her alleged concerns?  Did she wake Shane up? (If he was asleep)

Did Shane go out looking for his younger brother?

Or are these details omitted from Sandra Leans story?

No of course not! You do not get to know much of anything around the Mitchells, yet one can tell you how many handsets Judith owned, what clothing [Name removed] was wearing and so forth.  It is deflection onto others and simple input of the Mitchells. Where the author has "he grabbed the torch, dog and left" - But that is not what she has clarified before? Omitted from the book. That Mitchell went upstairs and asked his brother for the torch, that SM went down and located it for him, of the debate with his mother and off he went?" Everything changes to suit, does it not? As we have already witnessed with CM's podcast - what happened to the truth and it's consistency?

What also struck me is this mother attempting repeatedly to get hold of her son? Where he ignores her. But, she claimed to be under the impression that he was walking up to Judith's, to help go through those phone numbers. Why was she so concerned?, he was with this bruit of a dog, a large menacing guard dog? Why if she actually knew where he was going, could not get hold of him, did she not contact Judith's home? Asking if he were there? That upon finally having contact, to seeing her son she knew that Jodi was dead, and she asked the police if he were under arrest?

But the rest does not fit either? It is a short walk from Newbattle Road up to Dalkeith police station, she spoke with them up and on this road. She was mere minutes behind his arrival - yet the impression given is that in those mere minutes, he had been stripped, examined and all else - nonsense, is it not?

The author can tell you and dissects the information around the police, in their statements that [Name removed] was first to arrive at the paths, that the police stopped him from going down. Then the author attempts to make claim that he was perhaps not even there, that somewhere it changed to Judith Jones being the first there. - She really lays it on thick where Jodi's brother is concerned. - It can not be clearer from every account that he was at home, that he had been woken by his mother etc........... And it takes me back repeatedly to Jigsawman, and those clear attempts to implicate Jodi's brother in her death.

The only attention in reality upon the Mitchells, is where the author attempts to show how unfairly they were treated. Bottom line, she simply has Mitchell innocent, as she did prior to even meeting him. It is not about proving he is innocent, he simply is. And the deflection onto others, is to fill the readers head with other possibilities whilst leaving the Mitchells and the actual evidence from them aside, that brought about that suspicion, kept it there and subsequently found guilty.

Offline Nicholas

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #309 on: September 12, 2021, 12:50:21 PM »
No of course not! You do not get to know much of anything around the Mitchells, yet one can tell you how many handsets Judith owned, what clothing [Name removed] was wearing and so forth.  It is deflection onto others and simple input of the Mitchells. Where the author has "he grabbed the torch, dog and left" - But that is not what she has clarified before? Omitted from the book. That Mitchell went upstairs and asked his brother for the torch, that SM went down and located it for him, of the debate with his mother and off he went?" Everything changes to suit, does it not? As we have already witnessed with CM's podcast - what happened to the truth and it's consistency?

What also struck me is this mother attempting repeatedly to get hold of her son? Where he ignores her. But, she claimed to be under the impression that he was walking up to Judith's, to help go through those phone numbers. Why was she so concerned?, he was with this bruit of a dog, a large menacing guard dog? Why if she actually knew where he was going, could not get hold of him, did she not contact Judith's home? Asking if he were there? That upon finally having contact, to seeing her son she knew that Jodi was dead, and she asked the police if he were under arrest?

But the rest does not fit either? It is a short walk from Newbattle Road up to Dalkeith police station, she spoke with them up and on this road. She was mere minutes behind his arrival - yet the impression given is that in those mere minutes, he had been stripped, examined and all else - nonsense, is it not?

The author can tell you and dissects the information around the police, in their statements that [Name removed] was first to arrive at the paths, that the police stopped him from going down. Then the author attempts to make claim that he was perhaps not even there, that somewhere it changed to Judith Jones being the first there. - She really lays it on thick where Jodi's brother is concerned. - It can not be clearer from every account that he was at home, that he had been woken by his mother etc........... And it takes me back repeatedly to Jigsawman, and those clear attempts to implicate Jodi's brother in her death.

The only attention in reality upon the Mitchells, is where the author attempts to show how unfairly they were treated. Bottom line, she simply has Mitchell innocent, as she did prior to even meeting him. It is not about proving he is innocent, he simply is. And the deflection onto others, is to fill the readers head with other possibilities whilst leaving the Mitchells and the actual evidence from them aside, that brought about that suspicion, kept it there and subsequently found guilty.

She didn’t in early 2014 when her and I communicated!

Comparisons were made of killer Simon Halls mother Lynne Hall and that of Corinne Mitchell
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Offline Nicholas

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #310 on: September 12, 2021, 01:15:50 PM »
No of course not! You do not get to know much of anything around the Mitchells, found guilty.

What, for agreements sake, if Shane Mitchell murdered [Name removed]

Where was he that night?

What was he doing?

Why didn’t he go to the police station with his mother?

Wasn’t he concerned about his younger brother?

Surely Sandra Lean and her fans would want to know ALL the details with regards Shane Mitchell’s whereabouts and behaviours in order to eliminate him?

What did Shane Mitchell say he was doing that night in his police witness statements?

Where did the torch come from? Did Shane keep one in his bedroom and if so what for? What colour was it? Did the Mitchell’s only own one torch? What did killer Luke Mitchell use when he allegedly took Mia the dog for a walk at 9.00pm (According to Corrine) and what about when he was seen by the neighbour at 10pm? Did he have a torch with his then? And if so does that mean the Mitchell family owned two torches?

Did the police seize the torch, or several torches when they searched the Mitchell home and if so who’s DNA was found on it? Shane Mitchell’s? Is this why Corrine mentioned it to James English?

And did killer Luke Mitchell take his brother Shane’s torch back out with him at 10pm in order to see what he was doing when he returned to the crime scene he was responsible for creating?

Or was Shane out on his own that night in the woods with his torch ?

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Offline Nicholas

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #311 on: September 12, 2021, 02:15:38 PM »
Of course - this book just jammed back with outstanding proof of Mitchells innocence! So outstanding the author can't show statements to back this, to show the truth. Course one can't for it does not exist, so one goes into deceitful waffle instead. Is that what truthseeking is. Justice? - Not on your life.

The Daily Mail , however, despite assurances from one of their reporters that it was not ‘a sensationalist paper’, chose to lift words or sentences and place them in a context to fit them in a story all the others were putting out. They did not, as he went on to say, ‘put the terrible tragedy in its correct context.’
(Colin Caffell - ‘In search of the Rainbows End)
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=WXHADwAAQBAJ&pg=PT105&lpg=PT105&dq=sheila+Caffell+methadone&source=bl&ots=fGf0UTGQDa&sig=ACfU3U3SST0qMhxaodwmWzCMkJc7CpkFsA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi5-Kf7vvnyAhVIa8AKHc2hC7UQ6AF6BAgeEAI#v=onepage&q=sheila%20Caffell%20methadone&f=false
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Offline faithlilly

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #312 on: September 12, 2021, 04:44:34 PM »
Of course - this book just jammed back with outstanding proof of Mitchells innocence! So outstanding the author can't show statements to back this, to show the truth. Course one can't for it does not exist, so one goes into deceitful waffle instead. Is that what truthseeking is. Justice? - Not on your life.

Let us do a little reversal here - They all mentioned the dog at a wall, to the author in her deceitful interpretation of the statements = it must be the same as Mitchell, if they mentioned the dog then it must have been where Mitchell claimed. So she makes statements such as "Janine and Steven were telling that exact same story as Luke - that the dog alerted a little way past the V break"  But further back in this also, the author states in her "agreed facts" that "they all walked several meters past the V break". There is nothing used from the statements, just that wide ref that the information given is from the defence files - must be true then, must it not? I mean this is a truthseeker, a Dr of criminology, studied this case for years - what reason could one have for lying, for misleading the reader - the answer is simple, one is backing a liar, and to do so one must do the same. The truth is the reason why Mitchell is in Jail, can't have that now, not when one is proclaiming innocence?

Firstly, you do know of course that this search trio did not use the word V in those first statements at all, they used breaks in the wall. The big and the little break. The big break being the Gino spot, a large break along the top of the wall, the smaller the V break, with it going down the wall. (The AD questioning, highlighting and reading from the statements to the Jury and witnesses) So they walked to the first break and Mitchell climbed the wall and they walked to the second break and Mitchell went into the woods.  All down that path, they make reference to everyone, (each other) and of course the dog. Faith has obliged us many times with those lines from JaJ's statement and in court from the FS documentary, and we have some cross examination from DF at court. - We do not have, and never had anything, from those statements of this search trio going past that break with Mitchell, we do not have anything that states "alerting", "led them to" "because of the dog" - nothing. And it take little to realise, that along with those lines from the FS programme, that cross examination by DF, that if there had been anything of them going past, using any same terms as Mitchell - they would be shown clearly and repeatedly as proof. Turnball (AD) showed that clear sequence of events from the meet and down that path, until they reached the V break.

I have mentioned precognitions many times now, and for most we know what these are. - Where both the Crown and defence interview key witnesses, any witnesses they choose to, to go over those statements, highlighting and discussing those crucial areas. And everything around that search was crucial. It had to be shown clearly, that LM was leading the search with his dog in tow. Does one imagine, he simply took it in and out of this professionally claimed, trained seek mode at will? I mean, do dogs urinate and scent when in seek mode? Why was it out of seek mode at the Gino break, or that slight walk into the crop field with it, the dog was on a tight reign. And he climbed that wall and he was at haste to go back in front. And he did the same after walking several feet into the field, and he was at haste yet again to go in front. His dog was not seeking, scenting and leading him, he was taking the lead at all times, at haste.  And he was in front when they approached that second break and not a foot past it did Mitchell go.

And not once has there been any denial that this search trio gave accounts of this dog at the V - that they could only ever have done this, with that stark reality that they were all at the V. There was no "several meters past" - They could not have seen the dogs head level with it, they could not have seen that lead getting handed to AW, they could not have seen him in the woodland, and they could not have seen him turning to his left, they could not have used terms then of, continuing to walk down after he went over, of walking those ten steps or more when he shouted out, that they darted back to the V break and Mitchell was there. They were all together, at the V with the dog. And AW made it clear to DF that she was just behind, they were in line. That when they stopped at the break, she was right behind them, and Mitchell handed her the lead.

And this is what the police saw in those first statements - that stark contrast of Mitchell and his cartoon image of a 'pointer dog' Like it had been zapped into this major alert stance! Diving to that wall and jumping up at it, air sniffing, alerting "them" to where Jodi lay. And the description does not match, and they are not saying it happened in the same fashion and not where Mitchell claimed. So they do seek further clarification, to the point that these witnesses are taken back to that path - to re live that evening, to think and clarify those statements. They are the same! They are still at the same spot, The dog is still there, going to the wall and all else, at and to the V break on approaching it. But what they clarify, is many actions of that dog all the way down that path, inclusive of it leaving it's scent in different areas? It was being a dog at Mitchells command. He put himself in front, not the dog and all times.This family/business guard dog, that was trained to protect property.


And Mitchell did the same, he went over and clarified that walk down the path - and he could not be clearer, to the point he drew a diagram/map - And he had those X's on the path that were him, Kelly and JaJ on the path, and one for Jodi in the woods directly over the wall, and he stated "parallel to" where she lay. Jodi was over 40ft down from the V break.

Mirror image, not on your life  - truthseeker! - that is a joke, surely?

And those contradictions over and over - Where we know, and with the timings done over each account, that there was no time for any of Mitchells claims. The author tries as best she can, manipulatively with that deflective waffle to have that search trio there prior to 11.10pm, in her attempt to fit in all of Mitchells claims. To have him rushing up that path, to have the search trio there, to have this slower pace going down, scraping and scraping and contradicting oneself over and over. - For there is nothing to back any of it up. This slower pace in comparison to the brisk walk down from AW's was went over with the police, at the pace they walked - it does not change to suit the author. It most certainly does not change that very precise account that Mitchell gave, and as with most of his claims - they simply disintegrated under scrutiny.

My, my I do appear to have struck a nerve.

And while I admire your tenacity my quote had nothing to do with Dr Lean so I’m not sure why she’s relevant. Lest we forget Dr Lean didn’t have the case files in 2007 when Frontline was produced so the quotes from the witness statements must have come from an official source.

BBC Scotland took direct quotes from, arguably, two of the most important witnesses’s statements and demonstrated how there were very real, and damning, differences between those and the testimony given in court. Turnbull said while summing up that if the family's account were consistent with Luke knowing about the body and that if they were right then it meant that he was the killer, except as Frontline proved so conclusively that that wasn’t the case.

Janine Jones court testimony “ Luke went straight over the wall”
Janine Jones first statement “Luke’s dog was carrying on at the wall and then Luke jumped over and started looking about”.

Source : BBC Scotland Frontline

And further

“LM, JaJ and SK all gave statements to police over the following weeks that it was the dog who was first to alert to something on the other side of the wall.”

Source : BBC Scotland Frontline

Also from the BBC.

“ Mr Kelly, who had walked past the gap in the wall, said he ran back after hearing a shout.

By that time, Mr Mitchell was on the other side of the wall beside the woodland, Mr Kelly told the court.”

So if Luke was leading, as you claim, then Luke must have been past the break in the wall too and of course the comment in his first statement that Kelly saw the dog ‘pull’ Luke to the break makes perfect sense.




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Brietta posted on 10/04/2022 “But whether or not that is the reason behind the delay I am certain that Brueckner's trial is going to take place.”

Let’s count the months, shall we?

Offline Nicholas

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #313 on: September 13, 2021, 03:32:26 PM »
Anyone know what happened to the ‘what lessons did Sandra Lean learn from the exposure of Simon Halls guilt’ thread?

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Offline Paranoid Android

Re: Luke Mitchell - Interview with Sky's James Matthews
« Reply #314 on: September 13, 2021, 05:13:38 PM »
Anyone know what happened to the ‘what lessons did Sandra Lean learn from the exposure of Simon Halls guilt’ thread?

I would hope that the Moderators have taken some sort of action over the intensely personal comments that were made about/against another forum member.

You'd think some sort of apology, or at least an explanation, would be in order.