Indeed. I've always wanted to watch this trial in its entirety in high definition and with high-resolution audio. Would be interesting to see everyone's body language, micro expressions and so forth. I don't think either, though, is necessary to deduce what exactly SM meant with his comment, "It's not my place to think." It's just an outright absurd response. SM throughout his testimony was, paradoxically, transparent in his ambiguity. Easily sussed out by the fiercely intelligent Turnbull. SM was lost during the trial -- like a mouse in a maze. Poor guy's court time must've been akin to a car crash. I think the laddie has, in fairness, tried to carve out a decent life and career for himself, albeit a VERY late bloomer.
Further still, I think, in addition to having the entire trial to watch on a tv and the full trial transcripts, to really form the most fair and accurate opinion on this case one possibly could, it would also be necessary to have every single detail that went into it. Every single statement, interview transcript ... every single little thing in conjunction with the investigation & case. A considerable undertaking, I know. And the reason I say this, is because on p.2107 of SM's trial transcript (from part 2), DF revealed during SM's police interview on 14.04.04 he said,
"He couldnae have been in the house if people had seen him." Now, even without context, this is very damning indeed. Why on earth would he say that??