The murder of 14 year-old schoolgirl Jodi Jones near Edinburgh on 30 June 2003

[Stephanie]

Sorry, I missed this. I can tell you exactly what changed Stephanie's mind about Luke (and about others maintaining innocence whom she'd previously supported) - Simon's confession.

When Simon confessed, Stephanie leapt to the conclusion that, since Simon had been so convincing that he'd "taken everybody in" then all of the others must be doing the same. She wasted no time contacting people (including family members of convicted persons) to tell them why their support of people maintaining innocence was misguided.

So it wasn't anything I said that changed Stephanie's mind, whatever she may want to claim now. I haven't spoken with Stephanie in more than 19 months

However continue to spread your disingenuous assumptions - I will set the record straight when I am ready.

I just feel sorry for the people you continue to mug off and clearly tell porkies to!

[Stephanie]

Sorry, I missed this. I can tell you exactly what changed Stephanie's mind about Luke (and about others maintaining innocence whom she'd previously supported) - Simon's confession.

When Simon confessed, Stephanie leapt to the conclusion that, since Simon had been so convincing that he'd "taken everybody in" then all of the others must be doing the same. She wasted no time contacting people (including family members of convicted persons) to tell them why their support of people maintaining innocence was misguided.

So it wasn't anything I said that changed Stephanie's mind, whatever she may want to claim now. I haven't spoken with Stephanie in more than 19 months

Oh and one other thing Sandra -

After the confession of SH I asked you about your book 'No Smoke.' I was of the belief you had done your homework. You told me you had not seen case papers and only took the word of others in order to produce what you did.

You also told me you would be having the book removed from sale, as it's quite clearly misleading. Did you remove it from sale? And if not, why not?

[mike tesko]

I have written down that he was 23 at the time of the trial so he would have been 21 at the time of the murder, I think.

I take it, his brother Shane did not have a regular girlfriend at the time of the murder?

[Stephanie]

Sorry, I missed this. I can tell you exactly what changed Stephanie's mind about Luke (and about others maintaining innocence whom she'd previously supported) - Simon's confession.

Finally for now, this is pure speculation on your part, something which is now clear, you have mastered over these years.

How can you know what you have written about my thoughts to be fact?

This is another reason I would advise people to not be taken in by your stories, even though you can appear quite convincing. And as I've said before, love a good argument. 

[mike tesko]

Did Luke Mitchell have a mobile phone he was using on the day of the murder, also did his brother Shane also have use of his own mobile phone at that time?

[mike tesko]

Did Jodi have a mobile phone that she had access to, or use of in the build up to her killing?

[mike tesko]

Does anybody know anything about built in 'GEO SENSORS', inside mobile phones, which log information about the units location, movement, and sounds, on databases kept by Network providers? Did you know that it is possible to not only track a mobile phone, and potentially eavesdrop conversations, but also it is possible to establish whether or not a person carrying a particular mobile phone, is walking, running, standing still, sitting down, falling down, laid down, etc...

[mike tesko]

Does anybody know anything about built in 'GEO SENSORS', inside mobile phones, which log information about the units location, movement, and sounds, on databases kept by Network providers? Did you know that it is possible to not only track a mobile phone, and potentially eavesdrop conversations, but also it is possible to establish whether or not a person carrying a particular mobile phone, is walking, running, standing still, sitting down, falling down, laid down, etc...

This information is kept by a network provider on a series of databases, and depending upon whether or not the victim, the suspect, and anyone else who might be considered to be in the frame, possessed a mobile phone in the lead up to the murder, during the murder, and afterwards, all this information can be elicited to help to solve the identity of the killer..

[mike tesko]

For everyone's information, our family has just received telephone information of this nature, which we are currently using to help establish that my nephew died in a subway in the Sutton area of Nottinghamshire, before 5pm on the 6th May 2014, and that his body was taken in the back of a car to Mansfield, taken into a house, his body staged to make it appear that he had died from a heroin overdose there, but a senior paramedic who pronounced him dead at 7.04am, on 7th May 2014, stated that my 'nephews body' had been in a complete state of collapse for longer than 13 hours prior to his death being confirmed there...

Phone records are helping us as a family piece together the last 24 hours of his life...

[nugnug]

I take it, his brother Shane did not have a regular girlfriend at the time of the murder?
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i really dont know as we have shane  was never a suspect for fairly obvios reasons so not much was reported about him.

i dont see how having a steady girlfriend makes much diffrence to anything.

[mike tesko]

Is it possible that this technology could help to solve the mystery of who really did murder Jody Jones?

My guess, is that it wasn't Luke Mitchell...

[marty]

if the last one of the 3 diffrent times given by the police is corect he would of had around 50 minutes.

in that 50 minutes he had meet her knock her down strugle with her then tie her up kill here do all the mutliations to the body then go and clean himself up and go back out agian to dit on the wall.

and that depends n the third time for jodi leaving the house being correct.

and what if it was the original time, 530 ? No answer required.

[Baz]

The phones back then were a bit more primitive. I'm surprised mobile phone tower records weren't checked though. They can give some idea of a persons location at least.

[marty]

Sorry, I missed this. I can tell you exactly what changed Stephanie's mind about Luke (and about others maintaining innocence whom she'd previously supported) - Simon's confession.

When Simon confessed, Stephanie leapt to the conclusion that, since Simon had been so convincing that he'd "taken everybody in" then all of the others must be doing the same. She wasted no time contacting people (including family members of convicted persons) to tell them why their support of people maintaining innocence was misguided.

So it wasn't anything I said that changed Stephanie's mind, whatever she may want to claim now. I haven't spoken with Stephanie in more than 19 months

Sounds about right

[mike tesko]

I take it, his brother Shane did not have a regular girlfriend at the time of the murder?
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i really dont know as we have shane  was never a suspect for fairly obvios reasons so not much was reported about him.

i dont see how having a steady girlfriend makes much diffrence to anything.

He visited porn sites regularly, and according to his own account he was watching porn around the time of the murder. My guess, is that he didn't have a girlfriend with him that day, if he had one at all, but it sure seems like he had sex and sexual relief on his mind, at the time Jody was stripped of her clothing, and had her hands tied behind her back, with her own jeans...

Not the sort of thing a 14 year old lad would do, by any stretch of the imagination. No, in my opinion, Jody was killed by an adult person, with a warped (activated) sex drive...