If these logs have been introduced as a grounds for appeal, can the CCRC not call on the firearms team to make statements? I'm not convinced that Sheila was downstairs but I do think the logs need explaining because there is room for doubt there. If I was on the CCRC I'd want to know what they meant.
The CCRC have looked into this and taken statements and to be honest is just going over old ground and was proved that the officer made the mistake saying he thought it was a woman and thats when it was written one dead male and female when in fact it was only one dead male.
How do you know they've looked into it? I haven't seen anything from the CCRC regarding that issue.
That was one of Bambers many fantastic new evidence received by the CCRC and was also looked into at the 2002 appeal.
It never ceases to amaze me of all this new fantastic evidence which ultimately amounts to zilch.
Where is this evidence that Jeremy didn't murder his family because I have yet to see anything which comes anywhere near. The evidence provided to the trial albeit circumstantial does in fact provide an extremely valid basis for a conviction and has in fact withstood the test of time these last 26 odd years.
I wonder do those who advocate on behalf of Jeremy really know what they are doing now or are they so influenced by sentiment that they cannot see the wood for the trees anymore?