All that effort and for what, to try to take Janine Jones and Steven Kelly’s words, the words that are in their very first statements, the words that mirrored Luke’s and make them unsay them. It didn’t work in court when Janine was tied in knots by DP and it won’t work now. 40 yards beyond, 20ft, parallel…no one cares. The Crown’s case was that Luke went over the wall spontaneously with nothing to lead him to that spot. From their first statements the three youths described the dog alerting. That’s all that really matters…so type away furiously….it’s your time that you are wasting, but it won’t change that from the very start the Crown had a huge hole right in the middle of their case and nothing that came afterwards was ever able to fill that.
‘ Mr Turnbull told the jury that the family's account was consistent with Luke knowing about the body and that if they were right then it meant that he was the killer.’
But the family’s account wasn’t consistent. It wasn’t then and it certainly isn’t now.
Excellent - top of the class for confirming LM was talking nonsense. It does not get any plainer when one is being told that no one is interested in what Mitchell claimed. That it does not matter what any witness said, other than dog, pull and wall. Where there couldn't be a clearer case of dog whisperer. I'm surprised you haven't got a translated statement from Mia herself. It is hardly surprising that this Jigsaw can not be completed. Almost like a puzzle for the dyslexic amongst us. Trying to force those mis-shaping pieces into place.
Let us yet again run through Mitchells lies, and how that dog did have to be where he claimed. For approaching this V, going to this V with his dog on the way down this path - only confirms Mitchells other lies more clearly. That he knew that strip of woodland like that back of his hand, he knew exactly where Jodi lay, he had left her there after murdering her. We already know to this point that Mitchell had been prepped and ready, on that path in a flash. That he had already introduced the notion of the woodland into the search at the Gino spot. That upon reaching that second break in the wall, exactly as the search trio said in that first statement. Mitchell physically entered the woodland. So it's not a case of no one cares about Mitchells lies, it's about no one caring what the dog was doing at this V break. Led or not by it's master. A dog, scenting other dogs, wildlife, obeying it's master. Who would have thought, eh? More so when we had Mitchell on this path for around 20mins prior to the search trio arriving. Where people very much cared about his lies, of the lives no doubt saved, due to caring.
And do we take the interpretation of witness statements, of their wrongful inference - when we have someone who interprets "I know where you stay" into "I am going to kill you".
Do we just ignore these vital witnesses, being taken back to RDP, when that fog had lifted a little. In the dark, re living that awful night. Clarifying that Mitchell had not walked past the V, clarifying that at all times Mitchell was leading his dog, firmly on that leash. That both him and his dog had went straight to this V, as they had always said. And that clear clarity brought by Mitchell himself, when being asked about turning directly left. Of his dog being almost parallel to where Jodi lay in the wood, as reason as to why he knew exactly where to go. That he stepped into that woodland, with complete ease, familiarity, no trepidation - Mitchell had been over that V many times before, as recent as 5pm that evening that we know of. Possibly other times over the course of the night.
So scrape away at interpreting those statements to suit, by changing Mitchells to tie in with the search trio. Of those blatant attempts to pull away from him, to the condemning evidence, he himself gave. By implying that the search trio lied, for it can only ever be, to imply. By asking the gullible to ignore every single blatant lie Mitchell told, frantically scraping at the pit of that barrel, in the hope one day there just might be something there.
