Miscarriage of Justice Cases

[Reader]

It's been mentioned that a back door,which always had a key inserted,was bashed down by the raid team.

Where's that mentioned?

[lookout]

 Now you're asking.I've read so many links,etc that I can't remember at the minute,but I'm determined that I'll find it.

[scipio_usmc]

Where's that mentioned?

Jeremy told the police it always had the key inserted from the inside.  One of the cops, I think Collins, said the key was in the lock.  While it is possible he just assumed it was because Jeremy said so he probably did check.  I think that since Jeremy told police such he would have made sure the key was inside before he left the premises. WIhtout the key inside the lock it means someone would have been able to leave through the door then lock it from the outsode so I think he would have made sure he left it that way.   

 

[lookout]

So there we are,Jeremy got in via the back door quite easily,shot them all and exited the same way. Right ? Case closed !

 Jeremy didn't have to tell the police about the back door key. Nor did he have to volunteer a lot of the information he gave. If he'd have kept his mouth shut,stayed in bed,what would,or could the police have done then ? Seeing that there was no forensic proof anyway that he'd murdered anyone. What would they have done to have proved that it had been him ?


Why did it have to be Jeremy when so many others had motives ?