Exhibit A and the Trial of D'Andre Lane.

[faithlilly]

She was an eight year old child, and I don’t think she lied.  Did she say she saw Bianca dead?  No.  But I tell you what, I’ll offer the same explanation as you gave me re: the cousin’s testimony - one morning can be confused for another, ok?

I accept that....but mute and covered in a blanket.....any day that deserves an explanation.

[G-Unit]

I have, and I ask again, what is the beyond reasonable doubt evidence?

Can you think of any reason why I'm obliged to find that information for you?

[Vertigo Swirl]

I accept that....but mute and covered in a blanket.....any day that deserves an explanation.

Listen, I think on the balance of probabilities he likely did it, I just don’t think there’s evidence beyond reasonable doubt that he did though. 

[Vertigo Swirl]

Can you think of any reason why I'm obliged to find that information for you?

To further the discussion?  But if you don’t want to that’s fine, I understand completely.

[Mr Gray]

As G-unit said in the post before yours "The case didn't rely on the alerts, it relied on a collection of evidence of which they were just one part."  You even quoted it yourself.

That has no relevance to why grime has had such a massive change of mind...

[Robittybob1]

Mistaken that she saw her sibling mute and covered in a blanket ? What do you think ?

Was she sure who was under the blanket?

[G-Unit]

To further the discussion?  But if you don’t want to that’s fine, I understand completely.

What's stopping you from finding it  so as to achieve your objective of  furthering the discussion?

[Vertigo Swirl]

What's stopping you from finding it  so as to achieve your objective of  furthering the discussion?

There is none to find, that’s my point.

[Mr Gray]

That has no relevance to why grime has had such a massive change of mind...

When a professional changes his opinion to such a degree it's normally expected that there would be evidence to warrant the change... What evidence does grime have to make this change

[G-Unit]

There is none to find, that’s my point.

I think you're mistaken, but whatever evidence was presented it convinced a jury.

[Eleanor]

When a professional changes his opinion to such a degree it's normally expected that there would be evidence to warrant the change... What evidence does grime have to make this change

He's got more faith in Morse than he had in Eddie?

[Mr Gray]

He's got more faith in Morse than he had in Eddie?

Faith isn't evidence

[Eleanor]

Faith isn't evidence

Just guessing.

[Mr Gray]

I think you're mistaken, but whatever evidence was presented it convinced a jury.

Juries are not difficult to convince

If the mccanns were tried in a Portuguese court on the present evidence
...proven facts the dog alerted to cadaver... Dna
I think they would be found guilty

[G-Unit]

Juries are not difficult to convince

If the mccanns were tried in a Portuguese court on the present evidence
...proven facts the dog alerted to cadaver... Dna
I think they would be found guilty

In my opinion this is just part of your ongoing campaign against Martin Grime. That campaign suggests to me that you see the alerts by his dogs as far from meaningless.