I'm afraid I disagree.
The concept is valid because I think he's guilty, just that the evidence set out by the prosecution didn't reach the threshold of removing all reasonable doubt, in my opinion. It may have been if I were a real juror I might have had a different view, but at least 2 of the original jurors also weren't happy with the weight of evidence - maybe more if it wasn't for the persuasive judge's direction.
But none of that means that the process wasn't followed, with the possible exception of the summing up, which may be construed as less than impartial.
You’re twisting and making assumptions.
You never met the jury. How can you say “AT LEAST 2 of the jurors weren’t happy with the evidence - maybe more if it wasn’t for the judge’s persuasive direction” when you have NO IDEA what went on in that jurors room?
Like it or lump it, the FACT is TEN jurors found him GUILTY.
How do you know those two undecided ones simply weren’t sure and couldn’t decide?
How do you know those two weren’t simple, naive, gullible?
How do you know they DID think he was guilty then changed their minds because they were soft and unsure?
You have no idea — so why make assumptions to suit your own state of mind?
You claim you’re not a supporter of his, but the dreadful way you insult me and others who know he’s guilty as hell, suggests you aren’t being honest.
It’s obvious he’s guilty, the circumstantial evidence is OVERWHELMING. Many people are found guilty on circumstantial evidence. Take the Yorkshire Ripper — what concrete evidence did they have that he was guilty? Are you saying “Ah, well, I know he WAS. But I wouldn’t have found him guilty because there wasn’t enough proof without doubt. And far better to let 100 guilty men go free than imprison one innocent man”
Are you being serious?!!
Aren’t you able to detect when someone is lying? Read between the lines? Can you not see by his statements how he lied and contradicted himself? How it was impossible for Nevill to have rang Jeremy...can you really not see that?