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Ex-detective Gary Jubelin calls for public inquiry into handling of William Tyrrell case
I guess Jubes is hitting back. A few points from the article (paraphrased).
- Jubes says that leaking information to the press about FM's unrelated charges, and that he 'messed up' the case, is creating a false narrative that is not supported by facts
- Sup Doherty says he stands by their investigation and the current coronial process
- Jubes says in all of his years as a Homicide Detective
(25 years according to his book) he has never had a killer express concern that an investigation would be closed down, as FM did
- Jubes thinks everyone should be very careful about speculation before the facts are presented, feels that an external public inquiry may provide answers and determine if everything that can be done has been done
- Jubes says that his own investigation was heavily documented, and signed off up to Assistant Commissioner level, with no criticism at the time
- Jubes questions if FM became a target by unnamed police officers because she publicly supported him when they charged him
(she also gave evidence at his trial according to CO's book)
- Doherty says that the police continue to prepare a brief for the coroner
- The coroner confirmed this week that no date has been set for further evidence or delivery of findings
- Police sources say the inquest will not resume until the FP current (unrelated) charges are dealt with
Still no mention of Laidlaw in the article, or his own thoughts on the matter. Sounds, to me, that it is Doherty VS Jubes.
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