Re: The murder of Jodi Jones

[Steve_uk]

I think you'll find the interview, and the case, is being talked about in many more places and by many more people than just this form, Lithium. And will be for some time to come.

There are over 33,000 views on youtube and almost 400 comments, the majority of which are supportive. Similar response on twitter (can't say how many comments because I'm just learning to use twitter), but many people have commented positively. Many shares and positive comments on facebook.

Maybe you didn't know all of this?

This is the video. I don't think it's been posted before. https://youtu.be/fqQ7lnucUMI

[nugnug]

Yeah a brief discussion between 3 guys (one being you) on an unknown forum. Luke's case is really taking the world by storm.

how would you know one of them was me wich nes me then.

[nugnug]

I think you'll find the interview, and the case, is being talked about in many more places and by many more people than just this form, Lithium. And will be for some time to come.

There are over 33,000 views on youtube and almost 400 comments, the majority of which are supportive. Similar response on twitter (can't say how many comments because I'm just learning to use twitter), but many people have commented positively. Many shares and positive comments on facebook.

Maybe you didn't know all of this?

yes you only have to google it

[nugnug]

https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16881794.luke-mitchell-interview-i-would-rather-stay-behind-bars-than-admit-my-guilt-for-murder-of-jodie-jones/?ref=fbshr&fbclid=IwAR0I2WIfy8OgYUe7tcTrBUtsJfti1A6_0qe1BMUwVotf6edA1vBT9oRjQPQ

[Bullseye]

Just seen the interview, good job Sandra. I’ve seen quite a few people taking an interest in the case. Be great to see one of these crime shows pick this up

[nugnug]

when jaf got his job coaching a ids football team i asume the team dident know about the statement he had made.

[sandra L]

In fairness, I don't think a youth masturbating should preclude him from working with kids later in life - if it did, there'd be very few men working with kids!

Men with convictions for violence, however, are a different matter, especially if kids were caught up in that violence. I know these days, anyone who wants to work with kids has to have a background check (I'm not sure about volunteering) - such a background check would have meant he wouldn't be allowed to work with kids - either the safeguards have changed or something slipped through the net.

I know of three instances of violence (involving weapons) prior to 2006, when his DNA was identified via the database check. I've never been able to discover what happened in 2006 that brought his DNA into this case, though. One of those instances involved trying to break down the door of a house with a young child inside, armed with an iron bar, screaming threats of serious assault at one of the adults in the house.

[nugnug]

https://youtu.be/t6ysPeri0O4

corines interiew

[notsure]

That poor woman. This is all so unfair on her. I for one wish her all the very best and hope some fantastic lawyer takes the case and gets him out. I really don’t know how she has endured it all. Very sad ??

[Steve_uk]

That poor woman. This is all so unfair on her. I for one wish her all the very best and hope some fantastic lawyer takes the case and gets him out. I really don’t know how she has endured it all. Very sad ??

She does come across as telling the truth. Shane's evidence is neutral rather than damnatory I would have thought.  Is there a timeline of the murder somewhere? Could Luke have slipped out of the house unbeknownst to his mother?

[Bullseye]

Was good to hear corine tell whats happened, I think she came across great. She has had so much to put up with over the years and still manages to stay strong.

I think it would be great to hear from Shane next, there has been a lot said over the years about his statement in court and how he did not provide an alibi for Luke (that was accepted) also the fact he has never spoken out since or clarified what actually happened. It would shut up so many people if he was given the chance to tell his side once and for all. If he confirms Luke was there cooking dinner then for me it’s case closed!!

Fingers crossed you get a lawyer with some balls this time, willing to get their teeth right in about this case. All the best.

[nugnug]

it wa good tohear corine agian.

[sandra L]

The response to the two podcasts has been stunning - there's never been so much positive interest in the case in almost 16 years. One really interesting outcome is that people who were kids at the time, but are adults now, are coming forward with information we've never previously had access to.  Three of them, so far, have revealed some potentially significant information.

[Bullseye]

It’s taken 16 years but people are now starting to take notice. I think people in the past were a bit scared or embarrassed to admit they were not sure if the police got the right person. Everyone KNEW back in 2003/2004 and beyond, that Luke was the killer, after all it was in the papers, clear they got the murderer. That is until you start to look a bit closer and realise it’s all crap, there is no evidence, how the hell did he get found guilty. Now people are staring to realise this, it’s taken time but now on the right path.

Sandra do you think Shane might be willing to have a short interview also?

[nugnug]

i notice i dident see the stream of negative coments that i used to see.