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Offline Leonora

Re: Forensics
« Reply #180 on: August 11, 2017, 08:23:26 PM »
If I had been on that jury, I certainly would have questioned the lack of forensic evidence at the two flats, so why didn't any of those jurors do so?

Or did they?  I suppose it is possible that one of them tried----------.

The screams seem somewhat irrelevant to me, seeing that it was a Friday night close to Christmas, and there were parties in the area. I can't understand why so much attention was given to them. Nor can I understand the apparent big deal about VT typing "crisis" for "crisps"------I make mistakes like that all the time. Talk about clutching at straws.
If you or I had been on the jury, we would have remembered the judge's strict instructions, to base our verdict only on the evidence we had heard, and nothing else. We heard no evidence about DNA or blood at 44 Canynge Road!

Nor were the jury asked to decide whether Vincent Tabak killed Joanna or not. Our task was to establish intent. Whatever doubts we might have had were settled by Mr Clegg, who suggested that his client would not win a popularity contest as there was probably nothing likeable about him.

Mr Lickley set GREAT store by the screams, and called several witnesses who heard them. So they must have been important. Mr Clegg told the jury to stand outside no. 53 and try to imagine whether it would have been possible for the witnesses to have heard the screams - but he let slip the golden opportunity of telling the jury to assign one of their female members to enter Joanna's flat and scream, in contrast to the investigators in Agatha Christie's "Murder in Mesopotamia".

Did Tanja testify that she received that text about shopping for "crisis"? Of course she didn't. It was probably invented to spice up the evidence.

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Re: Forensics
« Reply #181 on: August 12, 2017, 09:05:34 AM »
Being me, I would have set great store by the evidence that we should have heard, but didn't.  I would say it stinks of "reasonable doubt".

I agree that it is surprising that Mr Clegg (apparently) didn't ask a female juror to scream from inside number 44-----by far the simplest way to settle the matter.

I tend to believe VT really did send that text to Tanja, who probably received it and thought nothing of it.   It is much, much easier to make a spelling mistake on a smartphone than to invent one, IMO!!!

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Re: Forensics
« Reply #182 on: September 18, 2017, 10:33:38 AM »
Ninhydrin..

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The Daily Express was told that chemicals, and use of specialist lasers, is common practice in seeking minute fingerprint traces in areas which have been hyper-cleaned.

CSI officers often use a chemical known as Ninhydrin when testing for fingerprints. It is used in liquid form when applied to porous surfaces like wallpaper and as a powder on wooden floors.


The Forensics in this case have always been of concern... and the images that we see of Forensic examinations being done in Flat 1, have always left me wondering...

The bathroom... why is it Black???

The have painted a solution all over this bathroom and it doesn't make sense.... The same solution used on the windows outside....

But where is all the protective gear that These Forensic Officers should be wearing???

When they paint what I believe to be Ninhydrin on the Bay Window.. They have no protective equipment....

And using it in it's liquid form seems pointless.... as the article points out... That is used for "Paper" and not solid objects....


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Protective gear should be worn when using Ninhydrin. Latex gloves are not adequate protection against Ninhydrin solutions. Latex allows some chemicals to pass through and can actually dissolve in other chemicals. Nitrile gloves are recommended as they are more resistant to chemicals, thus offering better protection. Chemical resistant gloves, goggles, breathing mask, and a lab coat should be worn whenever working with Ninhydrin solutions.

The painting would do no good as we can see in 'The Bathroom...."  They should have used "Powder" (IMO)....



Just like "Bob The Builder" (DRA Maintenance) Not being a Forensic Officer I am being to wonder if the young women we see going in and out of Flat 1 performing various tasks and removing various articles are indeed Forensic Offficers... because I do not believe that they are..... (IMO)... We have been fooled before into believing certain so called facts.....

Would Avon and Somerset Police ignore Health and Safety practices ????? Would they put these Young woman at risk???? So what is the "Black Paint: that they use on The windows and The bathroom????


Is this display for someone who knows about FORENSICS????? Because In no way are they behaving as Forensic Officers.... (IMO)


And the state of that BATHROOM.... It wouldn't yield anything in the way in which it appear that the Ninhydrin was used..... So what is Painting the BATHROOM Black.... supposed to represent????

As it had No Evidentiary Value Whatsoever......(IMO)

So... could Avon and Somerset Police set the record straight as to why Joanna Yeates BATHROOM was painted BLACK.... making it impossible to recover any Forensics Whatsoever?????





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Re: Forensics
« Reply #183 on: September 18, 2017, 10:39:55 AM »
Are these really Forensic Officers???



Or Just Police women in white suits..... Maybe there just "Plastic Police" in white suits ??


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Re: Forensics
« Reply #184 on: September 18, 2017, 10:57:35 AM »
I find the black stuff in the bathroom rather strange too, also the removal of the front door, and the examination of windows.

It has never been suggested that Joanna died in the bathroom, or that her killer spent any time in there, so why have they concentrated on the bathroom?

I would like to know whether they found VT's fingerprints on the television remote control and on the oven, as, apparently he admitted to having turned both off. And, nobody ever said what was actually found on that front door.

In fact, I would like to know if they found ANY forensic evidence pointing to VT having been in Joanna's flat, or any evidence of Joanna having been in his flat. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter, and virtually the whole world believes in his plea, but after the plea came his story:  that he killed Joanna in her flat, and then took the body to his flat, also that he returned to her flat and turned off the oven and the TV.  If he was telling the truth, there would have been oodles of forensic evidence all over both flats. It is clear, from Greg's testimony in court, that the flat was not cleaned up: he said he came home and found a mess.

If VT killed Joanna and then dumped her body, he and his clothes would have been filthy, and full of forensic evidence. His enhanced statement did not mention that he took a shower and changed his clothes. Why not? 

When he went to meet Tanja, was he wearing different clothes than the ones he wore to ASDA? Was he wearing a different coat?  Did he put the washing machine on? Was his coat mucky?  Did he visit the dry cleaner the following day? Tanja could have testified and given the court the answers, but she was never asked. Why not?  These seem to be the obvious questions to ask.

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Re: Forensics
« Reply #185 on: September 18, 2017, 08:52:03 PM »
Looks like they have used the scene for a training exercise. Any SOCO up to speed is never going to plaster a room out like that in case they hide something else? If you look, the haven't even touched the tiles over the toilet. Training exercise over, that's what that says to me. If that's not a demo for some new kid on the block, I'm a Dutchman. (Not exactly PC, given the circumstances, I agree, but sentiment is but sentiment, ''tis all). SOCOS are not the brightest people you are ever going to meet, not by a long way. What they do is not very different to a parkie scraping a dog turd off his prized grass after it's been trod on. Same qualifications needed, same techniques employed, and the same reaction to the outcomes from them in charge, they'd rather not have to bother with the evidence.

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Re: Forensics
« Reply #186 on: September 18, 2017, 10:35:46 PM »
AND-----, by the way, just in case anyone else doesn't understand AH's abbreviations, a SOCO is a Scene of Crime Officer!  Just looked it up , having returned from my evening dog turd duty!
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Re: Forensics
« Reply #187 on: September 21, 2017, 09:52:26 AM »
Andrew Mott and PC Martin Faithful...

It's taken a while but i think I am there... On discovering Andrew Mott is a Civilian Investigating Officer, I want to put forward what I believe his role in The Joanna Yeates Case actually was !!

I'll go back to the sky tweets...

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Birch's wife joined him and he called the police. He showed officers where it was. #Vincenttabak #Joannayeates

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Officer Martin Faithfull statement. He was shown the body and caught a glimpse of denim. He closed the road.

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Andrew Mott called by the prosecution. #Vincenttabak #Joannayeates

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Mr Mott is a forensic co-ordinator. He describes arriving at the scene on Christmas Day #Vincenttabak #Joannayeates

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#vincenttabak sitting with eyes covered and head in hands as pathologist, Andrew Mott gives evidence about recovering #joannayeates body

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Andrew Mott, wearing protective clothing, went to the body. The snow was undisturbed around it. There was apparent blood staining on a wall.

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Court sees pictures of the snow covered body as Andrew Mott describes how it was moved from the scene.

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Mott says the body and ground were frozen. Defence asks about a broom handle used to help feed straps under the body.

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Mr Mott says contamination of the frozen body with the broom handle was minimised. #Vincenttabak #Joannayeates

I'll also go back to this quote:
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Civilian Investigation Officers (CIOs)
CIOs are trained in the techniques of criminal prosecutions, in particular PACE and PEACE, and a range of investigation techniques. They work alongside detectives gathering evidence and taking statements. This frees up sworn officers and plain clothes detectives to focus on front-line or other investigative priorities. CIOs primarily conduct initial investigations of low level cases, which can be either over the telephone or house-to-house. CIOs can also be responsible for recovering and documenting exhibits and obtaining statements. While these powers are still not full police powers, they do cover most of the territory required to investigate crimes, including powers of seizure and search.

The answer to what Andrew Mott was doing on Longwood Lane is hidden in the tweets but not hidden in the above quote...

Also in the tweet it does give it away...

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Birch's wife joined him and he called the police. He showed officers where it was. #Vincenttabak #Joannayeates

It's saying that the Birches are showing PC Martin Faithful and Andrew Mott what they have discovered... (IMO)...

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CIOs can also be responsible for recovering and documenting exhibits and obtaining statements.


I believe that Andrew Mott's role was to take "The Birches Statement" from them when he was at the scene.. That was it... pure and simple... No Forensics involved... No great police career... But a simple Civilian aiding the Police in their Investigations.... By taking "A statement " from witness's!

Andrew Mott was there at the same time as PC Martin Faithful... They probably arrived soon after the Birches called... That was why I believe he states he tried to stop a body from thawing he was waiting for Th Real Detectives to arrive at the scene.... and nothing more ..... (IMO).....

He didn't have a clue about Forensics....


The bigger question has to be ...... Why did the Prosecution put Andrew Mott and PC Martin Faithful on the stand to testify to Joanna Yeates body condition on her being discovered ?????

Where were The actual "Forensic Officers" at Longwood Lane"  in court?? Because we know that Martinfaithful and Andrew Mott were there to talk to "The Birches"....!!!




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Re: Forensics
« Reply #188 on: September 22, 2017, 06:25:02 AM »
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The police deny they were slow in getting to Tabak, saying he left the Bristol area before Yeates' body was found. Officers also revealed that it was "early January" when they had an "interesting development" regarding Tabak's DNA sample and possible links to Yeates' body. Confirmation took more time.


How does that work???   What is that actually saying??

There's either a match or they isn't.... what confirmation were they waiting for ???

So in early January they had a possible unconfirmed link... And they spent the rest of the time building a case against him...

This tells me that there was "NO" match...  Yet they used the DNA not only to arrest him but convict him!!



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Avon and Somerset police may now have some questions to answer. Why did they not look into Yeates's next-door neighbour more closely until he contacted them with supposed information about Christopher Jefferies? Did they preserve the scene of the crime properly in the early days? Why did it still take three weeks for them to arrest Tabak after he gave his DNA sample?

Because they didn't have any evidence whatsoever!! The DNA didn't match it was low copy... The other profile they ignored..  The crime scene was walked over by Bob the builder... If indeed she was killed at home... And yes... he was supposed to have called them, but no phone call was played in court of this conversation.. No phone records of Dr Vincent Tabak's about this phone call were presented in court either....


https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2011/oct/28/joanna-yeates-case-vincent-tabak

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Re: Forensics
« Reply #189 on: September 22, 2017, 07:20:53 AM »



If Andrew Mott is supposed to be 'The Forensic Coordinator" why is he on site at "Longwood Lane" ??? In his words... To stop a body from thawing"... ??

He talks about Dr Vincent Tabak's car on CrimeWatch,.....

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In the boot of the car we were able to find ,erm, minute traces of of blood, that was a match back to Joanna Yeates


Which "Crime Scene was he coordinating.... If he was Coordinating the entire 'Forensic's ... surely he wouldn't have been at both sites... surely he would have given instructions from a distance....

Seeing as he's a Civilian" why is he Coordinating both scenes???


I believe he is definitely a "Civilian"...  That is why they have given him the Title Forensic Coordinator and not DCI Andrew Mott Forensic Coordinator....

So why is this Civilian appearing on "Crime Watch"?????!!!

He doesn't mention a body thawing on that program....


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Re: Forensics
« Reply #190 on: September 22, 2017, 04:22:39 PM »
A little more on "Bob The Builder" otherwise known as D.R.A maintenance...

Looking at the video clip... He's busying away working with his finger bare as his gloves have ripped....

Where is the "Protocol"?????

The Forensics never existed....  They don't know where Joanna Yeates died... they never did... But their lack of "Protocol at A potential Crime Scene.. tells me that she never made it home  ....(IMO)..

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« Reply #191 on: September 22, 2017, 05:07:40 PM »
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At Line 340 of the prosecution chart
Tabak Googled on 26 Dec 2010
‘Yeates’
At 3.00 pm he search the Telegraph Newspaper online
At 3:43 pm he searched online global newspapers
At 3.45 pm he searched the words
‘Suspension bridge police footage’


Why was Dr Vincent Tabak apparently looking for "Police Footage " of The SUSPENSION BRIDGE... when there wasn't any footage of this whatsoever !!!!
He's supposed to be following the news !!!


And if he avoided the Suspension Bridge as was suggested at trial... why would he look for footage of it at all!!!!

I told you I do not believe that these searches are even Dr Vincent Tabaks...... (IMO)...

http://www.criminal-lawyer.org.uk/39-CLN-JAN-2012.pdf

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Re: Forensics
« Reply #192 on: September 26, 2017, 08:08:11 PM »
Rigor Mortis

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Approximate times for algor and rigor mortis in temperate regions

Body temperature   Body stiffness   Time since death

warm                   not stiff           dead not more than three hours

warm                   stiff                 dead 3 to 8 hours

cold                     stiff                 dead 8 to 36 hours

cold                     not stiff          dead more than 36 hours

SOURCE: Stærkeby, M. "What Happens after Death?" In the University of Oslo Forensic Entomology [web site]. Available from http://folk.uio.no/mostarke/forens_ent/afterdeath.shtml.


Read more: http://www.deathreference.com/Py-Se/Rigor-Mortis-and-Other-Postmortem-Changes.html#ixzz4toSS0F00

Looking at the table it brought questions to mind ....

Why was Joanna Yeates in the foetal position???

If Dr Vincent Tabak had taken her from the boot why would he put her in that position??

One arm across her head and one across her body....


Rigor Mortis would not have set in by the time Dr Vincent Tabak apparently left her on Longwood Lane ... If he was just dumping her there he wouldn't be trying to make her look tidy!!!

And then I thought about the image at the Mortuary... The court drawing... That image has Joanna Yeates in The foetal position...

Going with the abduction idea... had she been abducted and kept somewhere ??

Was she on Longwood Lane for less than 36 hours and her body was in Rigor rather than been frozen solid as they say ...

And my other major issue... There is never any talk of body fluids ... Why???


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« Reply #193 on: September 26, 2017, 08:43:54 PM »
Before Dr Delaney takes the stand 'Civilian Andrew Mott and PC Martin Faithful tell the jury how they tried to stop Joanna Yeates body from thawing... Notice in Dr Delaneys testimony he never mentions the frozen state of Joanna Yeates body.....

Dr Delaney via sky tweets

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Dr Delaney is a forensic pathologist.

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Dr Delaney was on call on Christmas Day last year. He was called to longwood lane

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Joanna's body was lying in a 'foetal' position facing the wall. There were no shoes.

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Dr Delaney is describing how the body was removed from the scene. There was no sock on the right foot #Joannayeates

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Delaney agrees there appeared to be blood stains in the hair of #Joannayeates'.

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Dr Delaney carried out an initial postmortem.


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Court is shown images of #Joannayeates' body. #Vincenttabak covers his eyes with his hand

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#Joannayeates' parents are not in court today

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Dr Delaney carried out a further postmortem the following day.

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Dr Delaney describing bruises and grazes on #Joannayeates' body

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#Joannayeates had injuries 'consistent with force being applied', says Delaney

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Delaney says the injuries to her neck were consistent with force being applied #Joannayeates

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Break to 1245 #Vincenttabak

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Dr Delaney is continuing his evidence #Vincenttabak #Joannayeates
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Delaney says injuries show the skin had come into contact with a roughened surface or object.

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Dr Delaney says marks on #Joannayeates arms are consistent with 'grip marks from finger tip pressure'

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Dr Delaney carried out a further examination the following day.


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Dr Delaney is describing the deep bruising to #Joannayeates' neck muscles

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Dr Delaney did further examination on 31 Dec and observed another on Jan 17 by Dr White #Vincenttabak #Joannayeates

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Dr Delaney says #Joannayeates died as a result of compression of the neck

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Dr Delaney says the pattern of injuries indicates manual strangulation.


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Dr Delaney says #Joannayeates death was not instantaneous and she was alive at the time of the compression

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No suggestion says Delaney that wrists were bound but there were grip marks

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Dr Delaney said there was no evidence of direct 'sexual violence'
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Dr Delaney says it is likely two hands were used for compression and that the other injuries also happened during compression

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Defence asks why the use of the broom handle to attach the straps to move #Joannayeates' body was not in statement.

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When did Dr Delaney mention the "frozen Condition of Joanna Yeates ?? He doesn't as far as I can tell.... 

So did he leave her body because it was still in Rigor Mortis until the next day ???

He doesn't mention body fluids either ... He really doesn't give a full and frank account of her post mortem.... (IMO)


http://live-news.sky.com/Event/Live_Updates_Vincent_Tabak_Trial2   (wait for it to load)

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« Reply #194 on: September 26, 2017, 08:58:16 PM »
A few of those tweets just stood out to me ....

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Delaney says injuries show the skin had come into contact with a roughened surface or object.

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No suggestion says Delaney that wrists were bound but there were grip marks

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Dr Delaney says it is likely two hands were used for compression and that the other injuries also happened during compression


With her skin being on a rough surface and her wrists being held at the same time as she was strangled suggests more than one person being present....

Dr Delaney says the other injuries happened at the same time as the compression.... So......

DCI Phil Jones was always looking for 2 killers....

So who else killed Joanna Yeates .... Dr Vincent Tabak doesn't mention anyone else being present ....

There are 2 people the police were looking for and I do not believe that Dr Vincent Tabak was one of them...(IMO)

Dr Vincent Tabaks story on the stand doesn't even support the Evidence....

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This is what Tabak’s defence counsel said in his address to the court:
The two were facing each other. He put one arm around her back with his hand in the
middle of her back. And she screamed. He put his other hand over her mouth which
caused the noise of the scream to cease.He removed his hand from her mouth and the
screaming continued. He then put his hand around her throat. He believes it was the one
that had been from behind her back and held it there for about 20 seconds. He applied no
more than moderate force on a scale of one to three - light, moderate and severe. He did
not intend death or serious injury. The actions described above killed Miss Yeates. The
defendant accepts his actions were unlawful. He removed the hand from the mouth and the
screaming continued and then he put the hand around the throat. He believes it was the one
from around her back and held it there for about 20 seconds.' In a typed statement signed
by Vincent Tabak in September 2011, Tabak claimed that he didn't intend death or serious
injury.

http://www.criminal-lawyer.org.uk/39-CLN-JAN-2012.pdf