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OTHER HIGH PROFILE CASES => Other cases => Topic started by: clifford on June 25, 2011, 08:15:PM
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The only thing that convicted this man was from a convicted felon, who spoke to Stone through a gap in the radiator. Now the murderder of Millie has been connected to the Megan, and her Mums murder.
Is this another miscarriage of Justice.
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belefield fits eyewitness description much beter than Micheal does he also drove a the right car as were disiscribed by the other witness.
the car described was a red fieasta.
michel stone drove a white toyata was 5 inches shorter than eye witnes discription.
he is also bald as an egg were as the killer was supposed to have spikey hair
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It would appear that Bellfield now has an alibi for the Russell murders. But I have always doubted Michael Stone's conviction.
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i doubt if he really has well an unshakable albi anyway.
i a simple dna test would prove it one way or the other.
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It would appear that Bellfield now has an alibi for the Russell murders. But I have always doubted Michael Stone's conviction.
Where did you read that ?
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ive been searching round all over the place and i cant find anything about an albi.
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I am happy that you level headed members of this forum have started to discuss this case.
I truly believe that stone was as stiched up as was JB.
It must be so difficult for someone to change a one minded judge, who can influence a jury.
This is a case where there was no forensic evidence against stone, just a desire to close the case.
By all accounts Stone was a undesirable, but should he be in jail for a crime he did not commit.
The comparables with JB are there for all to see, the need for the police to secure a conviction no matter who.
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It might have been at the weekend, I read that one of Bellfield's girlfriends had come forward and said that, much as she'd like to shop him for the Russell murders, she could remember that he was with her that day.
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I remember at the time of the case, Michael Stone hardly seemed to know what day it was. I think that this truly was a MOJ. Does his sister still fight on his behalf?
It's probably best if Idon't comment on JB!!
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yes shes still fighting.
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I think it's as cliff says, lazy plod work tidying up a very high-profile case. Any images of Michael Stone that I've seen show a very confused, ill, frightened man.
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It might have been at the weekend, I read that one of Bellfield's girlfriends had come forward and said that, much as she'd like to shop him for the Russell murders, she could remember that he was with her that day.
if you find it again can you post it here please shonna.
because ive been looking all over the place for it
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I remember at the time of the case, Michael Stone hardly seemed to know what day it was. I think that this truly was a MOJ. Does his sister still fight on his behalf?
It's probably best if Idon't comment on JB!!
he was in total shock he couldent even believe hed been accused of such a thing let alone put on trail for it.
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I'll have a look, nugs - if it was on Saturday, it would have been the Daily Mail (sorry!). If it was on Sunday, it would have been in the Mail on Sunday, the News of the World, or the Sunday Times. I am certain that I did read it, but I can't remember which one of his exes it was that said it. One of them was on This Morning, this morning, the one who had 4 of his children. Bellfield truly is a beast. I hope that he gets crucified in prison.
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Sorry, cliff, that probably doesn't sound too level-headed!
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here is his site.
http://www.michaelstone.co.uk/
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It would appear that Bellfield now has an alibi for the Russell murders. But I have always doubted Michael Stone's conviction.
Same here.
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It's sad, isn't it Grahame, that Michael Stone doesn't seem to have the same high, sympathetic profile as JB? He needs a Jackie. He doesn't even have a smiffy.
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hes got andrew baron though i don't know weather that's good or bad.
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I'm guessing bad. The case seems to have been laid to rest.
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I'm guessing bad. The case seems to have been laid to rest.
I think you are right Pugsy, but once we have got JB released we should switch our attention.
There is no doubt in my mind M Stone is not guilty. Trouble is no one is fighting his corner.
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interestingly enough the guy who michael stone was supposed to have confessed to had a gbh charge dropped against him after he agreed to testify.
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interestingly enough the guy who michael stone was supposed to have confessed to had a gbh charge dropped against him after he agreed to testify.
For the police to make bargains with crooks makes them to be crooks also.
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I'm guessing bad. The case seems to have been laid to rest.
I think you are right Pugsy, but once we have got JB released we should switch our attention.
There is no doubt in my mind M Stone is not guilty. Trouble is no one is fighting his corner.
Unfortunately this is the case for many miscarriage of justice victims. As much as they protest their innocence in the inside there is no voice for the majority of them on the outside to research, discuss and highlight their case and get the facts out into the public domain which would get the publics attention, and hopefully muster some support. Apparently those M S shares his life with in prison (guilty prisoners) all believe in his innocence, which says a lot to me.
Supporting miscarriage of justice individuals/cases can be a lonely and frustrating life, we are defintitely in the minority, but it is heartwarming that people who have an interest in justice/injustice, give their time and effort to support them in some way. I would hazzard a guess that most families who find themselves in a position where a family member/friend has been wrongly accused/convicted wouldnt have a clue as to where to start fighting their (loved ones) corner. The internet for those that have access, will show they are not alone and that there are many moj victims/families in the same position. My advice would be to make contact with these people and build up a circle of friends who have been affected themselves and also likeminded people who have knowledge as to how miscarriages of justice can and do happen, support one another. The emotional support you recieve from others will give you the strength to get up in the morning and instead of the usual thinking of how the hell did that happen (conviction) start thinking, what can I do to right this wrong, and those already involved with moj will be able to give you advice and information to help you along the way. Its a big commitment, but if you believe in the persons innocence/justice/injustice this will be what keeps you going. Sorry Cliff, Im not directing this post at you, just my thoughts about some people not having much support.
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I'm guessing bad. The case seems to have been laid to rest.
I think you are right Pugsy, but once we have got JB released we should switch our attention.
There is no doubt in my mind M Stone is not guilty. Trouble is no one is fighting his corner.
I'd be up for it, Cliff. It would be good to be on the same side, for once!
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another interesting thing about this case is that damien Daley the cellmate stone is supposed to have confessed to is alleged to have confessed to another cellmate that he made the whole thing up at the court of appeal this was dismissed on the grounds that they only had the other cellmates word that Daley had ever said this ironic or what.
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it also says about that even the victems said he could be crtan of stones guilt though he stoped short of saying he was innocent.
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I'll have a look, nugs - if it was on Saturday, it would have been the Daily Mail (sorry!). If it was on Sunday, it would have been in the Mail on Sunday, the News of the World, or the Sunday Times. I am certain that I did read it, but I can't remember which one of his exes it was that said it. One of them was on This Morning, this morning, the one who had 4 of his children. Bellfield truly is a beast. I hope that he gets crucified in prison.
its funny ive looked all over mail and this articall does not seem to exist.
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Looks like he needs someone fighting on his behalf
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yes he does.
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its a shame if i did something on this case i reckon if shona was still on here she would have helped me
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well he has his sisters support and support from andrew baron but yes i think he could do with all the help he could get.
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The only thing that convicted this man was from a convicted felon, who spoke to Stone through a gap in the radiator. Now the murderder of Millie has been connected to the Megan, and her Mums murder.
Is this another miscarriage of Justice.
I'm convinced he's innocent, absolutely no evidence against part from a confession to a self confessed liar. I can't see him ever being released though.
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unless something is done i cant ethere.
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oh hes guilty.
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i hope they never call you for jury service.
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i hope they never call you for jury service.
Except where they are obviously guilty! ;D
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Except where they are obviously guilty! ;D
Yes, in that scenario they would be a perfect choice. ;D