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No Moll, in his view IS is "as guilty as sin" and he cannot conceive of him walking away with an acquittal. (I was of course not surprised to hear this, but very pleased.) He was speaking more generally, giving the likely overview of a defence barrister who knows the evidence is very much...

An interesting titbit. I was out socially today and introduced to a criminal barrister who practises across East Anglia and the northern reach of the Home Counties - he has frequent cases in Cambridge, Luton and St Albans. Talk turned to the Helen Bailey case over lunch and he remarked that St...

I live on the outskirts of Royston and drive past Hartwell Lodge quite often - always thinking of Helen. For those pondering the notices on Helen's gates, they were indeed laminated A4 size warnings to "Keep Out" as the property was dangerous. For perhaps 6 weeks after her body was retrieved...

The last words he posted on Facebook - a message to caring local people who had trudged over heath and through woodland in search of his "missing" partner - chilled me to the bone. He simply says: "Hope you all enjoyed the walk." He knew where she was. He KNEW.

Greetings, websleuthers! I've been away for ten days caring for my mum after she had an operation - catching up on the trial has been a full time job since yesterday! Many thanks to everyone who contributes to this informative, lively and thought provoking page. I cannot BELIEVE the lies...

As the thread has once again touched upon the death of IS's first wife, I wondered if anyone else has spotted the exchange between Helen and Noreen Lem (IS's mother in law) on the Planet Grief blog. The exchange is dated July 28th 2015. NOREEN LEM Reply July 28, 2015 hi Helen. Have just been...

"Just because he had more than two pennies to rub together, it doesn't mean his motive wasn't financial gain." I completely agree, LozDa. I felt it was worth looking at their financial relationship from another angle, however, as to my mind it helps to explain why Helen may not have...

Further to the comments about the respective values of the Sinfield and Stewart homes, there is one scenario that is worth considering. It plays into the idea that both Helen and Ian were upscaling, not in terms of monetary value but in terms of sheer scale and style. Both houses were sold at...

Thank you, everyone, for the warm welcome to the board following my first post last night. It is a pleasure to be part of such a considered and well informed discussion. I noticed that the possible impact of Helen's menopause on her health and behaviour has been touched upon in the course of...

This is my first post - like many newcomers to Websleuths, I have been following the trial with interest, and have found the ongoing thread hugely informative. I would like to thank all the regular posters, and occasional contributors, for their insightful and articulate thoughts. I did not...