I disagree with the suggestion that even without the silencer evidence, and everything which was pinned to it, insofar as the prosecutions case was concerned, does not prove Bambers innocence. I think the opposite argument is true, since it is much too late for anybody to be able to ignore all the dishonesty associated with the silencer evidence on the part of the relatives, Essex Police, and Experts. If this dishonesty had been noted during the trial, and the jury might well have gone on to convict him, but that proposition did not happen. What this means is that the silencer, blood and paint evidence, has to stand up to scrutiny, otherwise, the convictions have to be quashed, as unsafe. If that occurs, it is equivalent to him having been found 'not' guilty' by the original jury, or to put it another way, that he is innocent...