http://www.stuff.co.nz/3991741a10.html

Convenient that the new evidence came to light just days before the court case... But still.

I say let him go... And if another father, mother, two sisters and brother of his end up dead then fair enough - it'll be my bad.

happybaboon wrote: http://www.stuff.co.nz/3991741a10.html

Convenient that the new evidence came to light just days before the court case... But still.

I say let him go... And if another father, mother, two sisters and brother of his end up dead then fair enough - it'll be my bad.

Yea, that sounds like it could work. He would know he would be monitored for nearly every hour of the day, so therefore he probably wouldn't try to kill anyone. Hmmm, yea it could work.

He has always been innocent.

I think he will be released. However, if he is found innocent would he be entitled to some form of compensation?

Rachie wrote: I think he will be released. However, if he is found innocent would he be entitled to some form of compensation?

The compensatioin would be massive. I think thats one of the reasons they want to convict him

I disagree, the compensation wouldnt matter. If he is found innocent, it proves the the Senior detectives not only bungled the case, but withheld vital evidence, planted and photographed another item, and basically did exactly what Karam has been preaching all along...that they made up their mind it was David in the first few days, then conducted the enquiry from that point on in that they put aside any evidence that did not support their case, and went looking for anything that did support their case. It was not an unbiased enquiry that was searching for Justice.


That would be pretty embarrassing for all concerned

All of your family gets shot by your father, who them commits suicide, after which you get locked up for something you never did.

My bad day in the office suddenly feels much better

That 'family' was fucked.

He's guilty as sin, he even looks like a nutter, I was unconvinced until I saw a documentary on it, his bloody hand print on the washing machine from trying to wash his bloody clothes etc...

Has anyone ever tried to commit suicide with a rifle, its not very easy, you'd want long arms, it all just seems too suss to me.

jeremyb wrote:...his hand print on the washing machine from trying to wash his bloody clothes etc...

If you were covered in blood you wouldn't want to wash it off?

Sims wrote:

jeremyb wrote:...his hand print on the washing machine from trying to wash his bloody clothes etc...

If you were covered in blood you wouldn't want to wash it off?

I think if I just found my family dead I'd have other things on my mind than household chores, of course if I was trying to cover up what I'd done...

jeremyb wrote:

Sims wrote:

jeremyb wrote:...his hand print on the washing machine from trying to wash his bloody clothes etc...

If you were covered in blood you wouldn't want to wash it off?

I think if I just found my family dead I'd have other things on my mind than household chores, of course if I was trying to cover up what I'd done...

No sense getting blood on the phone. Might as well wash-up first. The families not getting any less dead

Sims wrote:

jeremyb wrote:

Sims wrote:

jeremyb wrote:...his hand print on the washing machine from trying to wash his bloody clothes etc...

If you were covered in blood you wouldn't want to wash it off?

I think if I just found my family dead I'd have other things on my mind than household chores, of course if I was trying to cover up what I'd done...

No sense getting blood on the phone. Might as well wash-up first. The families not getting any less dead

You and I both know thats not how people react in a crisis...

They should let him out if he promises to never wear those woollen jerseys again.