"If a fellow was guilty, I could well see why someone would break. It was intense. It just got really, really intense from that point onwards," Mr Spedding said.
Mr Spedding's lawyer Peter O'Brien said he later discovered police were wrong about Mr Spedding's mobile phone.
Four Corners has obtained exclusive video of the police interrogation of washing machine repairman Bill Spedding, who was wrongly accused of abducting three-year-old William Tyrrell from outside a home on on the NSW mid-north coast.
www.abc.net.au
**part of interrogation video in article.
Police at the time were dead set BS was responsible, now it’s the FM’s turn. Imo, the investigators haven’t a clue and hoped the guilty would break but they won’t and can’t, if they’re NOT guilty. But the same could be said for a hardened criminal, a psychopath, I suppose, is this what we have here? I think not.
There’s no evidence, no logical, tested theory that fits the time frame and the circumstances for fm to have disposed of William.
Cops are fallible, like every human on the planet, they can make something fit if they want to, as we do here, certain cops can appease the baying crowd and when their collective theory is proven to be wrong, it’s no skin off their nose, there’s other cases, as Scott Cook coldly reminded his staff and victims several years ago, it still holds true today.
The crowd were crucifying a WA mother not long ago, and word for word made the same accusations as in WT’s case.
JMO
