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The only information he's offered is in his prepared statement and it doesn't say where he was. The police interviewed him 11 times and he answered no comment.
Oh okay - thanks!
The only information he's offered is in his prepared statement and it doesn't say where he was. The police interviewed him 11 times and he answered no comment.
That’s correct.So not like here where LE asks for an alibi? You don't have to tell police in the U.K. "where" you've been?
Just reading that on the Lancs Telegraph feed.
Far as I remember, the cctv sighting comes from the bungalow next to Whitakers Arms,and that is at 328 or 326 Burnley Road
could it be a typo ?
I am just editing this as I can't see the numbers to be sure which number it is...but it is definitely in the 300's not the 200's
Definitely. This proves nothing in my mindFrom Judge's summing up
He ( MF ) said none of the four pairs of trainers seized by police had a blue flash logo or were Airwalk trainers which Ms Braithwaite described.
If he had 4 pairs then very likely he could have had 5 pairs and one was disposed of after the killing ?
IMO he's guilty. It doesn't make sense that she has no defensive injuries though, or finger nail injuries.
From Judge's summing up
He ( MF ) said none of the four pairs of trainers seized by police had a blue flash logo or were Airwalk trainers which Ms Braithwaite described.
If he had 4 pairs then very likely he could have had 5 pairs and one was disposed of after the killing ?
One of the many, many things that confuses me about this case is the disappearing evidence and trying to decide whether the defendant did or did not have an understanding of forensic evidence. E.g. They recovered the tracksuit from his home but (if he did actually own any trainers with a "flash" logo) the trainers have disappeared. Also they found Lindsay's shoes but not her clothing. Nor did they find her phone etc yet the bin seemed to have been thoroughly cleaned. It's all just so strange. It's as though the defendant went to great lengths to dispose of/clean certain things to prevent DNA evidence but then was really sloppy with other things (keeping the plastic sheeting at his home etc). It just baffles me.From Judge's summing up
He ( MF ) said none of the four pairs of trainers seized by police had a blue flash logo or were Airwalk trainers which Ms Braithwaite described.
If he had 4 pairs then very likely he could have had 5 pairs and one was disposed of after the killing ?
Bungalows are 326 and 328. Maybe last footage “was” from 256 but they used footage from bungalow at 328 as it was clearer footage of her for still photos. JMO
One of the many, many things that confuses me about this case is the disappearing evidence and trying to decide whether the defendant did or did not have an understanding of forensic evidence. E.g. They recovered the tracksuit from his home but (if he did actually own any trainers with a "flash" logo) the trainers have disappeared. Also they found Lindsay's shoes but not her clothing. Nor did they find her phone etc yet the bin seemed to have been thoroughly cleaned. It's all just so strange. It's as though the defendant went to great lengths to dispose of/clean certain things to prevent DNA evidence but then was really sloppy with other things (keeping the plastic sheeting at his home etc). It just baffles me.![]()
That’s extremely underweight IMO - wonder if it’s a typo?
I’d have put her around the 10 stone from the still of her and the photographs.
My take on the grey tracksuit is the same as the trainers. If he had - at least - 4 pairs of trainers, then it is not beyond belief that he had more than one, identical, grey tracksuit.
It is possible that he had more than one set of identical clothing. One of those sets may also have been disposed of!
I agree, I am only 5ft 3 and weigh around 8 stone and I am petite. To the point I wear kids size clothes regularly. Just doesn't sound right to me.
The judges summing up was totally impartial, I’ve never seem so many “it’s up to you to decide”’s in one place.Judge's summing up concluded
The Judge has now finished her summing up.
The jury have been sent away until 10.30am tomorrow morning.
They will be sent out to consider their verdicts shortly afterwards.
Thanks Becky.
I have just had a scroll along Burnley Road and #256 is a mid terrace, some ways before you get to Peel Park Avenue ( if walking from the direction of Whitakers pub ). It also does not appear to have any cctv.
#240 and # 238 are the houses at either corner of Peel Park Avenue.
Based on the above, I think the 256 reference is a typo.
The assertion that LB walked up Peel Park Avenue and not the path alongside Whittakers is based on CCTV images beyond the Whittakers Arms but before reaching Peel Peel Avenue.
The distance from LB's H/A to the junction of Burnley Road and Peel Park Avenue is 175m +/- 10m according to OS Mapping.
CCTV images from Burnley Road after Peel Park Ave did not pick up LB nor did a bus travelling on Burnley Road.
I believe that the report of CCTV from 256 Burnley Road is correct.
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