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It appears from the first 2 minutes of this episode that peterborough has a huge obesity problem
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Was all the previous and the fact she was already out on bail.I wasn't expecting the sentence to be quite so steep I must admit.
Ah I get it yes, of course, that was mentioned. All a bit grim. And the state of the flat that she was worried about losing.Was all the previous and the fact she was already out on bail.
Dreadful place, she was in a right mess, legs with abscesses through injecting, think they said she was only 34.Ah I get it yes, of course, that was mentioned. All a bit grim. And the state of the flat that she was worried about losing.
An irritating solicitor last night. How smug was he?Last two been a bit poor imo
expected more
An irritating solicitor last night. How smug was he?
Good advert for criminals wanting a defence lol. You could certainly tell which side of the fence he leaned towardsHe was on the previous series. I'm not sure I'd have taken C4 up on the offer of free publicity as it didn't really come across well.
Obviously a bit of twat but he got his man off. All a bit of a non event really as the murderer was already dead himselfAn irritating solicitor last night. How smug was he?
Like Gareth from The Office,daft thing was you could see him wincing in the interview as it was clear he was up to his neck in it.An irritating solicitor last night. How smug was he?
He will appeal to a certian section of societyObviously a bit of twat but he got his man off. All a bit of a non event really as the murderer was already dead himself
I think it was his smugness knowing that the bloke 99.9% knew exactly what had happened but due to time all potential forensics to implicate him were gone. The fact he nearly dropped himself in it by almost answering a question until smug one piped upLike Gareth from The Office,daft thing was you could see him wincing in the interview as it was clear he was up to his neck in it.
Last two been a bit poor imo
expected more
Seemed like a delightful familyI thought last nights was good albeit not exactly from the custody/interview point of view, more the forensic investigation side. I have used the 'bone experts' from dundee for advice once and they are fantastic at what they do and what they know. It was also nice for her remains to be found so she could finally be buried.
The solicitor was so annoying, most of them are. To be honest though with the same evidence available I would have advised the same if I was in his position. Generally an innocent person will freely tell you what happened or what they know, a no comment interview is generally from someone who has something to hide, it's just in this case there was no evidence to put to him other than it was found in his garden. He was never going to get convicted on the back of that
Seemed like a delightful family
Yeah imagine being a neighbour of the one who "did nothing wrong" and finding the wife in the garden face down. Knowing it had been there 12 yearsA family full of wrang uns
Made me think what the coppers were doing in 2003 mindI thought last nights was good albeit not exactly from the custody/interview point of view, more the forensic investigation side. I have used the 'bone experts' from dundee for advice once and they are fantastic at what they do and what they know. It was also nice for her remains to be found so she could finally be buried.
The solicitor was so annoying, most of them are. To be honest though with the same evidence available I would have advised the same if I was in his position. Generally an innocent person will freely tell you what happened or what they know, a no comment interview is generally from someone who has something to hide, it's just in this case there was no evidence to put to him other than it was found in his garden. He was never going to get convicted on the back of that
Made me think what the coppers were doing in 2003 mind
I have no issue with the way it rolled,the past episodes and series have all been quite similar where there's a tense minute by minute story which keeps you engrossed.The last couple have been okay but more routine shall we sayI thought last nights was good albeit not exactly from the custody/interview point of view, more the forensic investigation side. I have used the 'bone experts' from dundee for advice once and they are fantastic at what they do and what they know. It was also nice for her remains to be found so she could finally be buried.
The solicitor was so annoying, most of them are. To be honest though with the same evidence available I would have advised the same if I was in his position. Generally an innocent person will freely tell you what happened or what they know, a no comment interview is generally from someone who has something to hide, it's just in this case there was no evidence to put to him other than it was found in his garden. He was never going to get convicted on the back of that
Obviously a bit of twat but he got his man off. All a bit of a non event really as the murderer was already dead himself