Do you think he is innocent Rochford?
80/20 innocent at present. Still open to guilty arguments. I do think that I am blinkered by wanting him to be innocent, so I am probably not as open minded as I should be.
Why do you believe he may be innocent?
I find the prosecution version of events little more than an attempt to conceal what actually happened. I find the defence version of events a journey to claw back from the prosecution, exactly what did happen.
I don't understand what you mean here Rochford. Are you not letting semantics play a large part in your beliefs?
I'm satisfied that there are too many coincidences for there not to be false prosecution case. This chain of coincidences includes the logs on entry (which had to be won back by taking EP to court), the wet pools of blood and smudges upon Sheila caffell's neck (that are not in the line of flash reflection), the falsification of woodcock's statement contemporaneous with the events relating to entry to the farmhouse (among other falsified and altered material), the fight for the right to take a lie detector test, the passing of the lie detector test, the repeated requests for all evidence to be released, the bland statements but effective coming from police, the long drawn out game of cat and mouse with E.P. etc etc