No it just proves that they are aware of all parties and all victims involved in one of the most bloody crimes of recent times. Imo.
Hartley, I'd really feel like a "victim" if I had been convicted on the silencer evidence!
Lets recap:
1) "Lucky find" of a silencer in a cupboard even after the same cupboard had been searched by Police.
2) Someone had the clever idea of moving the "lucky find" - very bright indeed.
3) David Boutflour decides to scrape blood off it because it "fascinates" him before handing to the Police.
4) As a afterthought we'll let the Police know we have it and they can pop over and pick it up.
I don't believe a word of the relatives silencer story and THE SILENCER SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN USED IN EVIDENCE. The fact you or Vidvic will not agree on this point makes me feel you will never see events from any other viewpoint but the relatives. How ridiculous was it to move key evidence, tamper with it and then still expect it to be used to convict someone of murder.
On the silencer evidence alone ........Jeremy should have been leaving court in a Taxi in 86.