17th. April 2025 - A rather different D-Day.

[snow66!]

He came on the site lookout. It may have been during your absence. He left, possibly following some hard-hitting contributions by Q C Chevalier. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10638963/Ex-prisoner-jailed-36-years-one-biggest-miscarriages-justice-time.html

He briefly posted on the Red forum too, Steve.

[ILB]

Dr Martyn Ismails evidence post conviction is troubling against Jeremy. ( paragraph 518 coa 2002)

[ILB]

He briefly posted on the Red forum too, Steve.

I liked QC, good poster.

[Steve_uk]

Dr Martyn Ismails evidence post conviction is troubling against Jeremy. ( paragraph 518 coa 2002)

You mean, Jeremy posed his sister by pulling her by the legs postmortem..

[snow66!]

I liked QC, good poster.

Yes, QC had a big influence on the way I looked into a case, ILB.

[ILB]

You mean, Jeremy posed his sister by pulling her by the legs postmortem..

I've the statement of Dr Ismail somewhere in my archives. I did post it on here at some point.

From memory yes something about a third party would have had to pull her legs and something about a bedside cabinet. He made a prediction of where her head would fall. I would have to re read the document.

[ngb1066]

I liked QC, good poster.

He could be extremely offensive and insulting as well.  He was one of the very few to receive a permanent ban here.

[ILB]

He could be extremely offensive and insulting as well.  He was one of the very few to receive a permanent ban here.

Yes I can remember him getting banned etc. It's a shame. Because I thought he put good posts across.

[lookout]

He came on the site lookout. It may have been during your absence. He left, possibly following some hard-hitting contributions by Q C Chevalier. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10638963/Ex-prisoner-jailed-36-years-one-biggest-miscarriages-justice-time.html

Thankyou for that Steve. I wasn't quite sure that he came onto the site, but now I remember. One thing that does stick in my mind was the description of the way, knot-wise, that the victim's wrists had been tied because I'd said that the one who did this must have either studied knots or was a seaman because of the way he was tied. I'll be interested to see the outcome if it gets to the CoA.

[snow66!]

Thankyou for that Steve. I wasn't quite sure that he came onto the site, but now I remember. One thing that does stick in my mind was the description of the way, knot-wise, that the victim's wrists had been tied because I'd said that the one who did this must have either studied knots or was a seaman because of the way he was tied. I'll be interested to see the outcome if it gets to the CoA.

Ray has actually just had a book published giving his side of the story, Lookout!
Its available on Amazon.

[Steve_uk]

Ray has actually just had a book published giving his side of the story, Lookout!
Its available on Amazon.

I didn't know he had written a book. There's a summary of the case here: https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/i-served-36-years-murder-31435639

..and an older article here: https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2007/aug/28/ukcrime.features11

[snow66!]

I didn't know he had written a book. There's a summary of the case here: https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/i-served-36-years-murder-31435639

..and an older article here: https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2007/aug/28/ukcrime.features11

Thanks Steve!
Yes its certainly a muddled case, maybe his book can clarify his actions.

[Curiosity]

What on earth has happened to these promised, long-overdue submissions?  Have they got lost in the post to the CoA or is the CCRC frit of confessing they've been tossed in the waste bin?

[Jane]

What on earth has happened to these promised, long-overdue submissions?  Have they got lost in the post to the CoA or is the CCRC frit of confessing they've been tossed in the waste bin?

Was just about to ask the same question!..............but there are still 5 days left in April! Actually, only 3 if we discount the weekend!