His first statement is important and those times crucial. The time of the first phone call was given as 'about' 03:10 - not about 03:00 or 03:15. He argued against calling the police at 03:36 initially, until he had the idea of Nevill calling the police, not he's arguing FOR 03:36. The CT seem intent on arguing that Nevill called the police and that there was evidence of Sheila being alive while police were outside. If this formed part of submissions, it would be kicked out - again.
Caroline - from a guilty standpoint, why worry about it? What you say regarding submissions is probably true.
I think though that what people are genuinely trying to do is work out what really happened, from what information is already available. This involves a certain amount of reading in between the lines to fill in the gaps in understanding (and this is obviously done from a standpoint of distrust towards EP about what really happened that morning). Trying to fill in the gaps in understanding and trying to
prove something are sometimes just not compatible. Even if Nevill did phone Jeremy and police either once or twice, there is probably no way of absolutely proving that he did so. Ainsley would have likely had all of the crucial evidence destroyed -
OR - you are right, the innocent camp is wrong and there was never any crucial evidence around the calls to destroy in the first place. JB isn't going anywhere is he? I think the authorities have made this clear.