The known facts and the speculations featuring Brueckner, the prime suspect

[The General]

If you feel the necessity to discuss a topic - why not open an appropriate thread.  In the intervening period this thread topic is "The known facts and the speculations featuring Brueckner, the prime suspect"

Thank you for your future cooperation in adhering to the topic of current threads.

Cheers for that. I'll ensure I inform the other member who was also discussing off topic in case he misses it, bearing in mind you only deigned to intervene in reply to my post as opposed to his.

Thanks again, take care now.

[G-Unit]

Is it usual for police to release highly confidential information regarding serious crime which is still under very active investigation?

I really do not think so.  In fact I think such a suggestion risible.

No one is suggesting that confidential information should be released. It's not usual for prosecutors to announce that a suspect is guilty before the suspect is even arrested. That's the subject being discussed.

[Vertigo Swirl]

No one is suggesting that confidential information should be released. It's not usual for prosecutors to announce that a suspect is guilty before the suspect is even arrested. That's the subject being discussed.

And yet CB seems more bothered about claims he mistreated his dogs than he does about the prosecutor announcing he's guilty of murdering a little girl.  I wonder why that is...?

[The General]

No one is suggesting that confidential information should be released. It's not usual for prosecutors to announce that a suspect is guilty before the suspect is even arrested. That's the subject being discussed.

That's it in a nutshell.
Is it unique?

[G-Unit]

Afaiaa... The police have licence to release any information as long as its to help the enquiry. If CB feels he's being unfairly treated he can make a criminal complaint

I am discussing the prosecutor's behaviour, not that of the police. Wolters prejudged Brueckner and the Germans need to acknowledge it and deal with it. South Africa had to;

Menzi Simelane, national head of the prosecution service, appeared to have pre-judged the honeymoon murder-accused in a TV interview in February. He told SABC3: "This is a pure criminal matter of somebody who murdered his wife whilst he should be celebrating his honeymoon.

The head of South Africa's prosecution service, who accused British businessman Shrien Dewani of committing a "heinous" crime, has been removed from office, according to documents from the country's supreme court.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2011/dec/01/dewani-prosecutor-removed-south-africa

[Mr Gray]

I am discussing the prosecutor's behaviour, not that of the police. Wolters prejudged Brueckner and the Germans need to acknowledge it and deal with it. South Africa had to;

Menzi Simelane, national head of the prosecution service, appeared to have pre-judged the honeymoon murder-accused in a TV interview in February. He told SABC3: "This is a pure criminal matter of somebody who murdered his wife whilst he should be celebrating his honeymoon.

The head of South Africa's prosecution service, who accused British businessman Shrien Dewani of committing a "heinous" crime, has been removed from office, according to documents from the country's supreme court.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2011/dec/01/dewani-prosecutor-removed-south-africa

Wolters wants to solve the case.. He doesn't have to acknowledge anything. The same posters interested in proper judicial process are the ones who condone the beating of Cipriano by the PJ.. Strange that isn't it

[Vertigo Swirl]

I am discussing the prosecutor's behaviour, not that of the police. Wolters prejudged Brueckner and the Germans need to acknowledge it and deal with it. South Africa had to;

Menzi Simelane, national head of the prosecution service, appeared to have pre-judged the honeymoon murder-accused in a TV interview in February. He told SABC3: "This is a pure criminal matter of somebody who murdered his wife whilst he should be celebrating his honeymoon.

The head of South Africa's prosecution service, who accused British businessman Shrien Dewani of committing a "heinous" crime, has been removed from office, according to documents from the country's supreme court.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2011/dec/01/dewani-prosecutor-removed-south-africa

to be fair it doesn't say in the article that Simelane was removed from office for that particular alleged transgression.

[Mr Gray]

I am discussing the prosecutor's behaviour, not that of the police. Wolters prejudged Brueckner and the Germans need to acknowledge it and deal with it. South Africa had to;

Menzi Simelane, national head of the prosecution service, appeared to have pre-judged the honeymoon murder-accused in a TV interview in February. He told SABC3: "This is a pure criminal matter of somebody who murdered his wife whilst he should be celebrating his honeymoon.

The head of South Africa's prosecution service, who accused British businessman Shrien Dewani of committing a "heinous" crime, has been removed from office, according to documents from the country's supreme court.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2011/dec/01/dewani-prosecutor-removed-south-africa

The question that needs to be answered is whether this will affect the outcome of any trial... That depends on the evidence

[Wonderfulspam]

The question that needs to be answered is whether this will affect the outcome of any trial... That depends on the evidence

Well, it isn't going to be much of trial if Wolters doesn't present evidence.

And I'm not even sure you can proceed directly to trial without charging a suspect first, or arresting them.

[The General]

Wolters wants to solve the case.. He doesn't have to acknowledge anything. The same posters interested in proper judicial process are the ones who condone the beating of Cipriano by the PJ.. Strange that isn't it

To beat up Leonor Cipriano
A confession was extracted de facto
CB is in jail
HCW on his trail
Legally dubious in CB's Winnebago

[Wonderfulspam]

I have a topic requiring approval on the News & Current affairs board if there are any mods around.

Maybe we can talk about something other than Maddie for once, but I understand that's not popular.

Thanks in advance.

[Mr Gray]

To beat up Leonor Cipriano
A confession was extracted de facto
CB is in jail
HCW on his trail
Legally dubious in CB's Winnebago

It doesnt scan

[Wonderfulspam]

To beat up Leonor Cipriano
A confession was extracted de facto
CB is in jail
HCW on his trail
Legally dubious in CB's Winnebago

Are you related to Tim Key?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUw_Qg09K2A

[Mr Gray]

Canadian 19-year-old 'murdered by British boyfriend she came to UK to be with after meeting online' died from stab wounds to the chest, inquest hears.


Does anyone think he won't get a free trial

[The General]

It doesnt scan

I'm glad you care.