| Clydach murders on 08:57 - Oct 29 with 1941 views | exhmrc1 |
| Clydach murders on 07:47 - Oct 29 by Andy1300 |
There you go.
Surely, even the most sensible of people can see that his guilt is suspect. |
Not at all if the judges felt it was suspect. They would have ordered a retrial. This was purely a reaction to the European Court not accepting life sentencing. Even after 32 years he might not be released. He can apply to the Parole Board and it will be for them to decide. He has a life sentence which is normally 15 years but the judges can impose longer sentences and if you look at life sentences today there is a recommendation for the minimum number of years to be served. Nothing to do with the Morris case. |  | |  |
| Clydach murders on 09:06 - Oct 29 with 1935 views | Yyy |
| Clydach murders on 08:50 - Oct 29 by exhmrc1 |
Again you are wrong Morris was given a whole life sentence like many others. It was decided in the European Courts that there had to be fixed term sentences and that whole life sentences werent acceptable. Hence the judges changed his appeal to a fixed term like in many other cases. |
Actually your wrong!!!!
The second judges sentence was greater than the first,when a retrial is ordered a sentence is not allowed to be greater than the original.
Orginal was minimum of 35 year
Second was life sentence with no minimum term.
Sentence was the reduced to 32years as the second judge hadn't followed correct sentencing.
So yes it was changed to a minimum fixed term but that was because of the error of the judge on the second. | | | |
| Clydach murders on 09:53 - Oct 29 with 1897 views | trampie |
| Clydach murders on 08:50 - Oct 29 by exhmrc1 |
Again you are wrong Morris was given a whole life sentence like many others. It was decided in the European Courts that there had to be fixed term sentences and that whole life sentences werent acceptable. Hence the judges changed his appeal to a fixed term like in many other cases. |
Actually it's you that is wrong the judge in the second trial gave a stiffer sentence than what Morris received in the first trial which apparently go's against guidelines, does that draw into question how the whole thing was adjudicated I wonder....hmm |  |
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| Clydach murders on 10:53 - Oct 29 with 1878 views | majorraglan |
| Clydach murders on 08:44 - Oct 29 by exhmrc1 |
That was Morris' defence teams claim. He has to put that to the jury. Otherwise he would have had to rule their evidence inadmissable which no doubt you and others would then say was unfair.
The Lewis family were not trial Morris was yet his defence team tried to make out they were. Guess what the juries rejected the defence claim and found him guilty. It is absolutely disgusting that anybody should be allowed to try to make someone guilty who wasnt charged and that would apply to anyone not just the Lewis family. The defence team tried everything but it failed. |
The prosecution have to prove beyond reasonable doubt, the defence don’t have to prove anything, all they need to do is create sufficient doubt in the mind of the jury. They may do that by questioning the credibility of the evidence and or the character of witnesses. | | | |
| Clydach murders on 11:38 - Oct 29 with 1860 views | Yyy |
| Clydach murders on 22:04 - Oct 28 by Garyjack |
I may be wrong, but to me that is a clear direction from the judge who has heard all the evidence, for the jury to find him guilty. |
Maybe it was clear direction as you say, but if so morris would be then be entitled to a retrial or appeal as the judge is not surposed to lead the jury to reach a certain verdict. | | | |
| Clydach murders on 11:49 - Oct 29 with 1855 views | whiterock |
WELDER Karl Wassell is lucky to be alive after David Morris came to call.
Just like tragic Mandy Power and her family he was the victim of a frenzied Morris attack.
Just like Mandy, Katie, Emily and Doris he was battered over the head with an iron bar.
Just like them he begged for mercy but was shown none.
But unlike the victims of the brutal Clydach killings, Karl lived to tell the tale - but only just.
His recovery from a five-hour brain op was hailed a miracle.
He needed 66 stitches to patch up his smashed skull and was in intensive care for a week.
He only escaped with his life after jumping from a first floor window and dialling 999.
Karl, 37, was attacked three years before Morris bludgeoned Mandy Power and her family to death.
He was with a pal in the flat above Morris's when there was a knock on the door.
Karl said: "I was tuning in a video when the next thing I knew I felt something hit me on the back of my head.
"I felt every blow, eight altogether. When I turned to see what was happening he hit me in the front of the head.
"He kept on beating me round the body. I had my arms up trying to protect myself.
"I was pleading with him to stop but he just kept screaming, 'I'm going to have you'. Suddenly he dropped the bar by the side of me and turned and went out the door.
"We locked the door but he kicked it in and came back with a hammer to finish the job.
"I was terrified. As soon as I heard the door crash open I jumped out of the window.
"I ran about a quarter of a mile to the phone box and called for an ambulance."
Dad-of-two Karl, from south Wales, was taken to Morriston hospital after the September 1996 attack.
He underwent major brain and skull surgery and even today suffers from blinding headaches.
But Morris escaped jail after he was found not guilty of wounding and wounding with intent in March 1997.
He told Swansea Crown Court he was acting in self defence.
Karl said: "If he had gone down for what he did to me that woman and her family would still be alive today."
Karl's sentiments were echoed by Morris's local councillor Ioan Richard who lived opposite the killer in Craigcefnparc.
He said: "He was a man known for violence and being frenzied. He was known as a weapons man." | | | |
| Clydach murders on 12:01 - Oct 29 with 1844 views | exhmrc1 |
| Clydach murders on 09:06 - Oct 29 by Yyy |
Actually your wrong!!!!
The second judges sentence was greater than the first,when a retrial is ordered a sentence is not allowed to be greater than the original.
Orginal was minimum of 35 year
Second was life sentence with no minimum term.
Sentence was the reduced to 32years as the second judge hadn't followed correct sentencing.
So yes it was changed to a minimum fixed term but that was because of the error of the judge on the second. |
People on here seem to think Morris is innocent or it is a police set.
The sentence the Appeal Court has given him is double the punishment that of the Swansea hard man who murdered the guy on High Street. It is longer than most get yet Andy seems to think the reduced sentence somehow proves his innocence. How many have looked at this case and how many have decided he is guilty. Then some of you on here who weren't at the trial think they know better.
The incident with Wassell wasn't the only. Mandy Jewell had made comments to the police as well.
Mr Harrington also accused Ms Jewell of lying to the police and the jury when she said there was only a small amount of violence between her and Mr Morris.
The court heard from a statement Ms Jewell had made to police before the murders accusing him of attacking her and threatening to kill her, and threatening to put a tyre over her head.
Mr Morris also threatened to burn her house down, and she had accused him of burning all her clothes, Mr Harrington said. | | | |
| Clydach murders on 13:06 - Oct 29 with 2319 views | Yyy |
| Clydach murders on 12:01 - Oct 29 by exhmrc1 |
People on here seem to think Morris is innocent or it is a police set.
The sentence the Appeal Court has given him is double the punishment that of the Swansea hard man who murdered the guy on High Street. It is longer than most get yet Andy seems to think the reduced sentence somehow proves his innocence. How many have looked at this case and how many have decided he is guilty. Then some of you on here who weren't at the trial think they know better.
The incident with Wassell wasn't the only. Mandy Jewell had made comments to the police as well.
Mr Harrington also accused Ms Jewell of lying to the police and the jury when she said there was only a small amount of violence between her and Mr Morris.
The court heard from a statement Ms Jewell had made to police before the murders accusing him of attacking her and threatening to kill her, and threatening to put a tyre over her head.
Mr Morris also threatened to burn her house down, and she had accused him of burning all her clothes, Mr Harrington said. |
As you have used my post,i feel like some of the comments are directed at me.
I have never said i believe in Morris innocence!!!
Do i feel the case was handled poorly? Yes i do
Do i think morris domestic history with the Mrs has wearing on the case? No
You want the wassell case to be taken into consideration fine,but after that was discussed in court the judge then told the jury to disregard as morris was aquitted and had no bearing to the clydaxh case.
by your reasoning the judicial system failed when they aquitted morris for the wassell attack,but the same system wascorrect in the verdict for the clydach murders.
Your own reasoning highlight that failing of the system,could morris be innocent?yes but he could also be guilty.
You seem to be unable to take anything on board of it doesnt point at morris being guilty ,why is that?
You seem very defensive when the Lewis's are mentioned,again why is that?
You accused me of being Morris sister,just because i pointed out you were wrong in regards to where Mandy Jewell was from.
Maybe it is you has an affiliation with people regarding this case. | | | |
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| Clydach murders on 13:25 - Oct 29 with 2302 views | exhmrc1 |
| Clydach murders on 13:06 - Oct 29 by Yyy |
As you have used my post,i feel like some of the comments are directed at me.
I have never said i believe in Morris innocence!!!
Do i feel the case was handled poorly? Yes i do
Do i think morris domestic history with the Mrs has wearing on the case? No
You want the wassell case to be taken into consideration fine,but after that was discussed in court the judge then told the jury to disregard as morris was aquitted and had no bearing to the clydaxh case.
by your reasoning the judicial system failed when they aquitted morris for the wassell attack,but the same system wascorrect in the verdict for the clydach murders.
Your own reasoning highlight that failing of the system,could morris be innocent?yes but he could also be guilty.
You seem to be unable to take anything on board of it doesnt point at morris being guilty ,why is that?
You seem very defensive when the Lewis's are mentioned,again why is that?
You accused me of being Morris sister,just because i pointed out you were wrong in regards to where Mandy Jewell was from.
Maybe it is you has an affiliation with people regarding this case. |
I have never met the Lewis family. However I believe that everyone is innocent until proven guilty. Morris has been found guilty TWICE. Maybe it is time for people to accept that.
As far the Lewis family is concerned there was a lengthy look at them by the police. They didnt have the evidence to charge them despite it being very publicly making known they were arrested.
Morris defence team set out to cast aspersions on the Lewis'. They tried to make out they were guilty despite no charges. How many cases does that happen. Fine if the Lewis were on trial. They were not but the defence team tried to make it that.
As far as Morris girlfriend it shows he was likely to be violent. The Wassell case highlights that. The girlfriend's claims to the police and her subsequent retraction showed her to be an unreliable witness so it does matter as it was relevant.
The Wassell case as per Mandy's sisters statement was withdrawn due to witnesses refusing to testify. Why. Is this down to fear.
Many on here are saying he couldnt have used the iron bar but the Wassell case shows he did. The fact his girlfriend rang the police about his violence also shows that he was violent. What evidence is there that any the Lewis family have done that. There isnt. Yet people still think she could use a bar. Why. Many people take martial arts sports up but it doesnt mean they attack people with poles. | | | |
| Clydach murders on 13:31 - Oct 29 with 2273 views | pikeypaul |
exhmc grasping at anything that might point to Morris`s guilt despite them being nothing at all connected to the case.
Yet he totally ignores the fact that the neighbour witnessed Lewis threaten to kill Mandy unless she kept away from his wife,something Lewis admitted but said he was only having a laugh,strange sense of humour on these Lewis`s dont you think?
If Morris had shouted those threats in the street at Mandy like Lewis admitted to this case would never be looked at again .
Strange how exhmc wont address these threats to kill Mandy by Lewis isnt it.One thing is for sure if Morris had he would be all over it. |  |
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| Clydach murders on 13:37 - Oct 29 with 2293 views | onehunglow |
So clearly,local gossip,innuendo is more believeable than 2 succesful prosecutions. Its hard enough to get one. | |
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| Clydach murders on 13:58 - Oct 29 with 2284 views | whiterock |
I'm not 100% but reading about the case it does point to Morris, I'm sure those that sat through all the evidence would know more than me.
The gold chain at the house
His cousin buying another
His constant lies to police as he gets caught out
The flimsy alibi of walking 9 miles in the pouring down rain (most would have given it up after a mile)
No one on this 9 mile jaunt saw Morris
Anyone that knows this road would say its virtually impossible not for at least 20 cars to pass, even in the early hours
The roads are single track so if 20 cars had passed, he would have been noticed
Washing his clothes at 4am
Violence used prior
Mrs says he was home at 11:30
Phone records prove that Morris was at home on the Friday
No DNA of Morris at Kelvin Road, if he was there on the Friday then there should have been (does anyone other than Morris know 100% if he was having an affair) | | | |
| Clydach murders on 14:04 - Oct 29 with 2269 views | Andy1300 |
| Clydach murders on 12:01 - Oct 29 by exhmrc1 |
People on here seem to think Morris is innocent or it is a police set.
The sentence the Appeal Court has given him is double the punishment that of the Swansea hard man who murdered the guy on High Street. It is longer than most get yet Andy seems to think the reduced sentence somehow proves his innocence. How many have looked at this case and how many have decided he is guilty. Then some of you on here who weren't at the trial think they know better.
The incident with Wassell wasn't the only. Mandy Jewell had made comments to the police as well.
Mr Harrington also accused Ms Jewell of lying to the police and the jury when she said there was only a small amount of violence between her and Mr Morris.
The court heard from a statement Ms Jewell had made to police before the murders accusing him of attacking her and threatening to kill her, and threatening to put a tyre over her head.
Mr Morris also threatened to burn her house down, and she had accused him of burning all her clothes, Mr Harrington said. |
No, I have said that there are enough inconsistencies to find him guilty “beyond reasonable doubt” big difference. [Post edited 29 Oct 2020 18:14]
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| Clydach murders on 14:11 - Oct 29 with 2234 views | pikeypaul |
| Clydach murders on 13:37 - Oct 29 by onehunglow |
So clearly,local gossip,innuendo is more believeable than 2 succesful prosecutions. Its hard enough to get one. |
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Lynette_White
19 SWP police arrested after this case were there not?
What was the decision of the jury? despite being absolutely no evidence against the accused.
You see this jury system is far from perfect and often comes up with the wrong decision. [Post edited 29 Oct 2020 14:19]
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| Clydach murders on 14:11 - Oct 29 with 2259 views | Yyy |
| Clydach murders on 13:25 - Oct 29 by exhmrc1 |
I have never met the Lewis family. However I believe that everyone is innocent until proven guilty. Morris has been found guilty TWICE. Maybe it is time for people to accept that.
As far the Lewis family is concerned there was a lengthy look at them by the police. They didnt have the evidence to charge them despite it being very publicly making known they were arrested.
Morris defence team set out to cast aspersions on the Lewis'. They tried to make out they were guilty despite no charges. How many cases does that happen. Fine if the Lewis were on trial. They were not but the defence team tried to make it that.
As far as Morris girlfriend it shows he was likely to be violent. The Wassell case highlights that. The girlfriend's claims to the police and her subsequent retraction showed her to be an unreliable witness so it does matter as it was relevant.
The Wassell case as per Mandy's sisters statement was withdrawn due to witnesses refusing to testify. Why. Is this down to fear.
Many on here are saying he couldnt have used the iron bar but the Wassell case shows he did. The fact his girlfriend rang the police about his violence also shows that he was violent. What evidence is there that any the Lewis family have done that. There isnt. Yet people still think she could use a bar. Why. Many people take martial arts sports up but it doesnt mean they attack people with poles. |
How would Mandys sister know anymore about the wassell case than Joe blogs.it was years before the murders i have asked you this previously but you failed to answer.
Again you want the system to have failed for wassell but worked for the current verdict
Maybe the system did fail wassell and was correct with the murders,but you should be able to admit the current system leaves massive holes and room for error.
It is also possible that the system was wrong both times or it had it correct.either way there are massive questions around this case.
Morris and Jewell had a turbulent relationship,that is known,there are many people that have these types of relationships,but it does not make them murderers.
There are plenty of murders locked up that had no previous dealings with the police or a history of violence.
Alison lewis did have extensive training using a bo or jo both sides agreed in court that the lack of impact on the surrounding areas were inline with martial arts training. | | | |
| Clydach murders on 14:34 - Oct 29 with 2239 views | exhmrc1 |
| Clydach murders on 14:11 - Oct 29 by Yyy |
How would Mandys sister know anymore about the wassell case than Joe blogs.it was years before the murders i have asked you this previously but you failed to answer.
Again you want the system to have failed for wassell but worked for the current verdict
Maybe the system did fail wassell and was correct with the murders,but you should be able to admit the current system leaves massive holes and room for error.
It is also possible that the system was wrong both times or it had it correct.either way there are massive questions around this case.
Morris and Jewell had a turbulent relationship,that is known,there are many people that have these types of relationships,but it does not make them murderers.
There are plenty of murders locked up that had no previous dealings with the police or a history of violence.
Alison lewis did have extensive training using a bo or jo both sides agreed in court that the lack of impact on the surrounding areas were inline with martial arts training. |
Alison Lewis wasnt in the dock. Morris was.
It was for him to create reasonable doubt. How many other cases do you know where the defence made out a witness was the murderer. Where is the evidence thatshe had been violent and battered someone with a pole. There isnt any.
There is evidence of Morris being violent. What evidence did Morris defence team have to prove the Lewis had done this. There isnt any. She took up Martial Arts. She was in a relationship. There isnt the evidence hence why she wasnt charged.
There was evidence against Morris. His chain was found at the scene. A chain he continually denied was his and bought another one to cover that up.
The 2 juries convicted him after seeing him give evidence.
What more can anyone say. He has been found guilty TWICE. | | | |
| Clydach murders on 14:36 - Oct 29 with 2237 views | onehunglow |
The CPS drop more cases that people realise.
To be found twice is damning | |
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| Clydach murders on 14:43 - Oct 29 with 2233 views | exhmrc1 |
| Clydach murders on 14:36 - Oct 29 by onehunglow |
The CPS drop more cases that people realise.
To be found twice is damning |
That is not surprising. The burden of proof is so high and the juries will always have people on them sceptical of the police. 2 unanimous verdicts in these circumstances speaks for itself as does the fact that appeal bodies consider the verdicts safe. | | | |
| Clydach murders on 15:11 - Oct 29 with 2215 views | Yyy |
| Clydach murders on 14:34 - Oct 29 by exhmrc1 |
Alison Lewis wasnt in the dock. Morris was.
It was for him to create reasonable doubt. How many other cases do you know where the defence made out a witness was the murderer. Where is the evidence thatshe had been violent and battered someone with a pole. There isnt any.
There is evidence of Morris being violent. What evidence did Morris defence team have to prove the Lewis had done this. There isnt any. She took up Martial Arts. She was in a relationship. There isnt the evidence hence why she wasnt charged.
There was evidence against Morris. His chain was found at the scene. A chain he continually denied was his and bought another one to cover that up.
The 2 juries convicted him after seeing him give evidence.
What more can anyone say. He has been found guilty TWICE. |
It is pointless trying to debate with you,your response is is the same regardless of what is put to you.
You disregard everything that doesn't fall in line with you blinkered view.
I can take on board that there is likely hood of morris guilt due to the various thing against him i e chain,loose alibi.
You on the other hand can not take things on board,you rely heavily on hear say with regards to peoples character whether thats is to morris detriment or in the lewis favour.
When anything is mentioned about the Lewis's you imply as hear say but rely heavily on it with regards to morris
If you would like to answer how Mandys sister was privy to information regarding a case that was 3 years prior that would be great,otherwise its just speculation.
Your colleagues view,sisters opionion or mates wife are actually irrelevant to the case. | | | |
| Clydach murders on 15:40 - Oct 29 with 2208 views | exhmrc1 |
| Clydach murders on 15:11 - Oct 29 by Yyy |
It is pointless trying to debate with you,your response is is the same regardless of what is put to you.
You disregard everything that doesn't fall in line with you blinkered view.
I can take on board that there is likely hood of morris guilt due to the various thing against him i e chain,loose alibi.
You on the other hand can not take things on board,you rely heavily on hear say with regards to peoples character whether thats is to morris detriment or in the lewis favour.
When anything is mentioned about the Lewis's you imply as hear say but rely heavily on it with regards to morris
If you would like to answer how Mandys sister was privy to information regarding a case that was 3 years prior that would be great,otherwise its just speculation.
Your colleagues view,sisters opionion or mates wife are actually irrelevant to the case. |
Basically I am not Mandy's sister but I assume he was brought forward as a prosecution witness and she would have heard it at the trial. As I was not there and you claim you weren't then neither of us would know what he said in the witness box. You she might possibly know Wassell or has discussed the attack with him. The only person who can answer this is Mandy's sister not me or you or are you saying that you were at the trial. | | | |
| Clydach murders on 15:53 - Oct 29 with 2187 views | trampie |
| Clydach murders on 15:11 - Oct 29 by Yyy |
It is pointless trying to debate with you,your response is is the same regardless of what is put to you.
You disregard everything that doesn't fall in line with you blinkered view.
I can take on board that there is likely hood of morris guilt due to the various thing against him i e chain,loose alibi.
You on the other hand can not take things on board,you rely heavily on hear say with regards to peoples character whether thats is to morris detriment or in the lewis favour.
When anything is mentioned about the Lewis's you imply as hear say but rely heavily on it with regards to morris
If you would like to answer how Mandys sister was privy to information regarding a case that was 3 years prior that would be great,otherwise its just speculation.
Your colleagues view,sisters opionion or mates wife are actually irrelevant to the case. |
It's pointless trying to debate with exhmrc1 for the reasons you outline, exhmrc1 doesn't listen to any concerns no matter how reasonable or how much merit there are to those concerns he just repeats the same things over and over (the jury can't be wrong - juries have been wrong plenty of times in the past), he constantly refers to hearsay as regards Morris but will not entertain it as regards others in the case. | |
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| Clydach murders on 16:15 - Oct 29 with 2184 views | Yyy |
| Clydach murders on 15:40 - Oct 29 by exhmrc1 |
Basically I am not Mandy's sister but I assume he was brought forward as a prosecution witness and she would have heard it at the trial. As I was not there and you claim you weren't then neither of us would know what he said in the witness box. You she might possibly know Wassell or has discussed the attack with him. The only person who can answer this is Mandy's sister not me or you or are you saying that you were at the trial. |
I am not saying or have i ever said i was at the trial. Everything i have referenced is readily available from various media outlets that covered both trials.The appeal papers are also available on public archive
The media printed each day who was in the witness box,not one reference of Wassell actually speaking,only judge saying to QC Patrick Harrington to stop the line he was taking and the judge advising the jury to disregard.
Even if Mandys sister has discussed with Wassell the attack, again it would be hear say as to witness intimidation,unless the witness this applied to came forward themselves.
So i reiterate again you rely heavily on hearsay yourself to try and add foundation to your argument. | | | |
| Clydach murders on 16:29 - Oct 29 with 2169 views | chad |
| Clydach murders on 13:37 - Oct 29 by onehunglow |
So clearly,local gossip,innuendo is more believeable than 2 succesful prosecutions. Its hard enough to get one. |
Would you call the first one successful given it appears it was overturned due to conflict of interest by Morris’s lawyer, who was still acting for the Lewis’s and had given reassurances to the Lewis’s (for whom he was acting first), including it seems not accusing them of guilt. Which would seem incredibly damaging to Morris, given showing their potential guilt would undoubtedly create reasonable doubt.
Also it seems Morris’s solicitor also consulted Morris’s barrister for advice when the solicitor was acting for the Lewis twins.
https://www.casemine.com/judgement/uk/5b46f21c2c94e0775e7f265c |  | | |
| Clydach murders on 16:41 - Oct 29 with 2153 views | exhmrc1 |
| Clydach murders on 16:15 - Oct 29 by Yyy |
I am not saying or have i ever said i was at the trial. Everything i have referenced is readily available from various media outlets that covered both trials.The appeal papers are also available on public archive
The media printed each day who was in the witness box,not one reference of Wassell actually speaking,only judge saying to QC Patrick Harrington to stop the line he was taking and the judge advising the jury to disregard.
Even if Mandys sister has discussed with Wassell the attack, again it would be hear say as to witness intimidation,unless the witness this applied to came forward themselves.
So i reiterate again you rely heavily on hearsay yourself to try and add foundation to your argument. |
I just find it extremely odd you are on here and the only thing you ever seem to post on is this case. Why.
As far as this case. There are some facts.
Morris chain was found in the house. He denied for ages it was his. Then when he realised they had evidence it was his he changed his story and said he had left it there the day before when having sex. At the same time he claimed this his phone records show he was at home. 2 juries heard his evidence. They saw his behaviour in court and that of Alison Lewis. Both juries rejected his defence and unanimously decided twice he was guilty without reasonable doubt.
I assume as in all legal trials his Barristers had the right to reject 3 jurors and would be stunned if hadn't done so.
He claimed to not have been at the house and walked to Llangyfelach via Craig Cefn Parc and then back. A distance close on 9 miles in the pouring rain. His then girlfriend contradicted this claiming he was at home.
Basically the 2 juries didnt believe his story. His appeals have been considered and rejected by people totally unconnected by anyone involved in this.
We have a totally one sided BBC programme that doesnt even give the prosecution the right to explain itself although they probably wouldnt be allowed to for legal reasons.
They use 3 witnesses to try to attack people who havent been charged or tried. One claims to have seen the brothers half a mile away on a busy road. The 2 guys are coppers who more than most would know how important not being seen would have been. Yet the programme doesnt even question him over that. Another guy claims to have seen Lewis on a lonely mountain road supposedly after the murders. That road eventually leads to the coppers house approximately 4 miles away. Again he isnt questioned and his view accepted. Is it likely that a copper who knows the importance of not being seen would be walking 4 miles over a mountain or what he have a getaway vehicle close by.
The other witness claims to have seen Lewis and never seen him before but went to the same gym as him.
The bottom line is the important people twice found him guilty irrespective of mine or your view. | | | |
| Clydach murders on 16:49 - Oct 29 with 2146 views | chad |
And ExH2 the first decision was quashed was it not due to conflict of interest of his brief. So it is rather disingenuous to count that as a fair verdict, if you believe in the legal process, as you seem to do | | | |
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