It's erroneous to suggest that journalists will report the most important parts of each witness's testimony; what are the most important bits is open to interpretation, and no doubt each journalist will have their own take on what they deem crucial information. This was a long and complex case, so, inevitably, important evidence from each day's proceedings wouldn't have always been reported in the papers. Ideally, it should, but it doesn't. Besides, some journalists assigned to certain cases are out of their depth, which results in inadequate reporting.
The nub of KT's testimony, imo, was that she thought she and Luke were an item -- that she was his girlfriend.
Great post!
And this is one of the main factors as to how and why sadistic killer Luke Mitchell’s, and his enablers, innocence fraud has rumbled on for so long
An online search regarding killer Simon Hall, and his and his family members lies and concoctions, that were said by the prosecution to be “
woven into the general framework of the case” throws up nothing!
Yet this was highly relevant evidence in his case - woven into the general framework of the case, much like the Mitchell’s lies and concoctions.
And even by the time of the appeal, the 3 judges had somehow managed to magic this crucial evidence from their narrative, disingenuously claiming - on behalf of the crown no less
“
The Crown acknowledged that the central feature of its case against the appellant was the evidence of fibre analysis”
This was also down to interpretation but also down to a crown prosecutor (or prosecutors) playing along with the innocence fraud
Simon Spence blocked me on Twitter btw (as did his chambers) rather than explains how and why such a fundamental and crucial aspect and evidence of the original prosecutions case was able to seemingly vanish into thin air
The CCRC have chosen to say nothing about the part they played in this innocence fraud also