Caroline, I agree. I have never bought into the wet suit / marigold thing.
How he did dress for that night we may never know.
It's certainly one of those areas that raised the question in my mind as to how the 10 “guilty” Jury members interpreted this part of the night, and how did Rivlin tackle it in court!!
Just following on from that thought, what is the full official prosecution version of how JB committed the murders that night – was the wet suit theory ever presented at court?
We've got the key elements that convicted JB, but what of the rest of the story.
We have the story made up by "David Shaw" of how he belives SC did it, and JB was framed , but what of the full story version of how JB did it.
I will probably always remain baffled as to how the Jury (the 10) managed to overcome the grey areas with JB's conviction, and why Rivlin didn't make more of the prosecutions weak points.
I suppose if the key elements of the prosecution’s case were compelling enough and created a “beyond reasonable doubt” in the Jurors minds that they simply overlooked how JB managed to get to and from whf that night, and where he disposed of his bloodied clothing, and how he managed to get SC to “nearly” comply with a staged suicide etc.
For me the significant points that stack against JB are;
The shooting accuracy - more JB!
The final kill shot grouping - more JB!
The double reloading - if it happened - more JB, if mutiple magazines used - more JB!
The all too convenient story of the rabbits, and the gun left out.
The alleged phone call. Nevill imo just would not have done it with Sheila in the house with a gun.
Sheila's first attempted suicide shot to her throat - can'y buy!
Sheila tackling Nevill in such a physical manner - not for me!
But what of the full story!!