No judges, solicitors, barristers and loads of law students and probably every newspaper
Where are you on this Petey?
To be fair I probably don't know the case in sufficient detail to give an informed decision as there are so many documents / witness statements I haven't had access to or haven't had time to read.
When I first covered the case during my law degree I though he was innocent and when I first joined this forum I prob thought him about 70% innocent.
As time has passed my belief in his innocence has diminished and I say with the caveat that I haven't seen anywhere near enough documents to give an informed opinion, that I am now erring slightly towards guilt.
Notwithstanding this, the investigation was flawed, jb's initial defence team let him down and from what I have seen I'm not convinced the prosecution reached the required threshold to establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
However, I also haven't seen anything credible on this forum or heard of anything credible to overturn his conviction.