"Innocents Betrayed " by Sandra Lean

[Mr Apples]

TIMELINE Of When The Majority Of Witnesses Gave Evidence During Murderers Trial
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http://theerrorsthatplaguethemiscarriageofjusticemovement.home.blog/2023/09/06/killer-luke-mitchell-list-of-dates-when-the-majority-of-witnesses-during-murderers-trial-gave-evidence-part-273/


Andrew Holburn & Carol Heatlie’s trial testimony is now available to read online

Not sure what the delay is with Loraine Fleming, Rosemary Walsh, Dean Houston & Grant Elliot’s


Anyone Can Purchase & Publish Murderer Luke Mitchell Trial Transcripts
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http://theerrorsthatplaguethemiscarriageofjusticemovement.home.blog/2023/11/16/murderer-luke-mitchell-trial-transcripts-dalkeith-scotland/

While I'm entirely grateful for the transcripts, the delay between.uploads is a bit frustrating.

Anyway, after reading AH & CH's testimonies, it seems to me that LM was never wearing his padded green waist-length bomber jacket on the NB road after the LF &  RW sighting (i.e., not wearing it between 1745 - 1820). This would make sense as I always thought him getting home after that sighting to change jackets and be back on to the NB road for just before 1800, was a bit of a stretch (although not impossible). I think LM went home at approx 1820 -- just after cyclist Grant Elliot saw him for a second time on NB road -- and started disposal of all the clothes he was wearing (with assistance from both his mother and brother) and changed into other clothes (freshly laundered possibly, since the boys he met with at the abbey at 1930 said in their testimonies that he was cleaner than normal; it's also possible he had a quick wash in his house somewhere, since he probably had no traces of blood on his body -- the parka jacket he was disposing probably took the only traces of incriminating DNA), including the bomber jacket.

[Nicholas]

Anyway, after reading AH & CH's testimonies, it seems to me that LM was never wearing his padded green waist-length bomber jacket on the NB road after the LF &  RW sighting (i.e., not wearing it between 1745 - 1820).

Do you think he removed his parka and hid it and was guarding it until he felt it was safe to run home unseen?

[Nicholas]

I think LM went home at approx 1820 -- just after cyclist Grant Elliot saw him for a second time on NB road -- and started disposal of all the clothes he was wearing (with assistance from both his mother and brother)

If he went home at 1820 Shane Mitchell would have seen him

Do you recall Shane referring to his killer brother being in the garden during his trial testimony?

Was Shane Mitchell referring to killer Luke Mitchell having fires in the garden?

There didn’t seem to be much in the Mitchell’s garden, apart from pampas’s grass, a burner and table and chairs - what else could a 14-15 year old be doing in that garden?

[Nicholas]

I think LM went home at approx 1820 -- just after cyclist Grant Elliot saw him for a second time on NB road -- and started disposal of all the clothes he was wearing (with assistance from both his mother and brother)

Shane Mitchell most definitely appears to have been involved in covering up for his killer brother Luke Mitchell

What exactly was Shane doing in the early hours of the morning?

Why didn’t he drive his mother to Dalkeith police station?

[Nicholas]

colin mcewen
@colinmcewen4
im not sure  they thouht she would be sitting in a wood on her own in the dark i mean i cant see many teenage girls doing that
9:22 PM · Dec 18, 2023
https://twitter.com/colinmcewen4/status/1736859408691499258
 



Does anyone recall un-convicted baby killer and sexual deviant Billy Middleton and his comments re “teenage girls”?

[Nicholas]

Murderer Sean Toal stated in his latest video “everyone in prison’s a lawyer”

Remorseless killer Sean Toal has also claimed he will be promoting that mass murderer Joe Steele in January 2024

No mention of fraudster Scott Forbes

[Nicholas]

the parka jacket he was disposing probably took the only traces of incriminating DNA

What about the footwear he was wearing at the time?

Killer Luke Mitchell went from wearing dark footwear to light footwear

[Mr Apples]

Do you think he removed his parka and hid it and was guarding it until he felt it was safe to run home unseen?

Absolutely. He was acting strange (LF, RW, DH, MO & CH all said how suspicious looking LM looked when he was on the NB road) because he knew that khaki jacket had some blood on it which would have been noticeable had anyone gotten up close and personal with him (and hence why he probably hid it after the F&W sighting). What's strange, however, is the contrasting eyewitness accounts of what he was wearing in his upper body between 1800 -1810. The 3 pushbike boys, MO & DH and CH all gave different accounts of clothing. The 3 boys -- well, AH did (will be interesting to read the transcripts of the other 2 pushbike boys) -- said he was wearing a khaki green shirt that went past his waist; MO & DH said he was wearing a green bomber jacket (though, their testimonies have yet to be uploaded); and CH said it was a khaki green parka jacket that went to his thigh. As I said, most of the testimonies from the aforementioned have yet to be published, but I think that 4 of the 6 identified LM in court as the person they'd seen that day -- and, crucially, they never saw anyone else on that stretch of road. Not a single, solitary soul -- and not someone who was LM's twin.

Apologies again for any typos, etc ... but I'm back in a hotel in Bristol as I have a conference on Wednesday and I'm having a a few beers from the minibar and typing from my trusty Samsung phone. It's been a hectic day and I'm exhausted!

[Nicholas]

Absolutely. He was acting strange (LF, RW, DH, MO & CH all said how suspicious looking LM looked when he was on the NB road) because he knew that khaki jacket had some blood on it which would have been noticeable had anyone gotten up close and personal with him

Could he have had the green shirt stashed in his parka when Andrina Bryson saw him & the bulging pocket?

How many green khaki green army shirts did he own?

Did that come out during the trial?

[Nicholas]

Absolutely. He was acting strange (LF, RW, DH, MO & CH all said how suspicious looking LM looked when he was on the NB road) because he knew that khaki jacket had some blood on it which would have been noticeable had anyone gotten up close and personal with him

Do you recall Shane Mitchell’s statement to the jury when he told Alan Turnbull that he “couldn’t see through walls”

It sounded like he was attempting to distance himself from whatever his killer brother was doing in the garden 

[Nicholas]

What's strange, however, is the contrasting eyewitness accounts of what he was wearing in his upper body between 1800 -1810. The 3 pushbike boys, MO & DH and CH all gave different accounts of clothing. The 3 boys -- well, AH did (will be interesting to read the transcripts of the other 2 pushbike boys) -- said he was wearing a khaki green shirt that went past his waist

I don’t know why they weren’t all published together

[Nicholas]

MO & DH said he was wearing a green bomber jacket (though, their testimonies have yet to be uploaded)

I don’t think Marilyn O’Sullivan and Derek Hamilton’s trial testimony has been obtained yet

I do however think they saw killer Luke Mitchell that evening, even though they didn’t identify him in court

[Nicholas]

Absolutely. He was acting strange (LF, RW, DH, MO & CH all said how suspicious looking LM looked when he was on the NB road) because he knew that khaki jacket had some blood on it which would have been noticeable had anyone gotten up close and personal with him (and hence why he probably hid it after the F&W sighting). What's strange, however, is the contrasting eyewitness accounts of what he was wearing in his upper body between 1800 -1810. The 3 pushbike boys, MO & DH and CH all gave different accounts of clothing. The 3 boys -- well, AH did (will be interesting to read the transcripts of the other 2 pushbike boys) -- said he was wearing a khaki green shirt that went past his waist; MO & DH said he was wearing a green bomber jacket (though, their testimonies have yet to be uploaded); and CH said it was a khaki green parka jacket that went to his thigh.

He could have taken his parka off then put it back on again

Will also be interesting to read the witnesses testimony who gave evidence from his time in the army cadets, especially regarding killer Luke Mitchell’s clothing

Didn’t the army cadets also wear khaki green clothing?

Airforce is blue

Army is green - khaki green

Do you also recall what sadistic, psychopathic murderer Luke Mitchell said to that trainee journalist Roslyn Little in 2018

“I had motorbikes and horses.

I wanted to join the armed forces but this put a complete stop to it obviously

I joined the cadets aged 13 and everything felt right

It was the only thing I had geared myself towards

https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16881794.luke-mitchell-interview-rather-stay-behind-bars-admit-guilt-murder-jodi-jones/

What reason did he give the police for leaving the army cadets in March 2003?

Killer Luke Mitchell: Army Cadet Membership & Replacement Parka
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http://theerrorsthatplaguethemiscarriageofjusticemovement.home.blog/2022/08/30/warped-minded-abuser-gaslighter-con-artist-hypocrite-scott-forbes-his-blatant-lies-part-33/

[Nicholas]

What about the footwear he was wearing at the time?

Killer Luke Mitchell went from wearing dark footwear to light footwear

What footwear did the army cadet leader say killer Luke Mitchell wore?

Corinne Mitchell attempted to suggest to the jury that her killer son wore his cream snowboarding boots to cadets


Alan Turnbull: Okay. And then he said a parka, just as one of the items he listed

How many items did Matthew Muraska list and what exactly were they?

Alan Turnbull went on: A parka that had a hood and it was old and faded looking. Did Luke…?

Corinne Mitchell: I don’t know anything about a parka previous to the one I bought

[Mr Apples]

I don’t think Marilyn O’Sullivan and Derek Hamilton’s trial testimony has been obtained yet

I do however think they saw killer Luke Mitchell that evening, even though they didn’t identify him in court

Why is that?

I agree. It was him they saw.