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Not sure where it stands in other states but this case indicates that double jeopardy can be set aside in NSW and the person retried for the same crime. http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/twice-acquitted-now-its-triple-jeopardy-20120324-1vqvx.html

I hope he wasn't wearing high heels or we aren't going to know if he's male or female :floorlaugh:

If people are interested in looking at comparable cases - also currently not proven - although the husband has been arrested in this case; Corryn Rayney who was murdered in 2007 and buried in a shallow grave at Kings Park (central Perth WA). This case is evidence also of how complex and long...

Looks like he dropped something and caught it or something small fell on him and startled him.

We just need to be careful not to condemn people based on coincidences, appearances or associations. Points like this may be interesting but really they mean nothing in terms of identifying the facts of this case nor the identification of the "guilty" party.

Its been very interesting reading all the different aspects and views on this case from facts to what certain characteristics, statements or events may or may not mean. There was an interesting quote today in the Herald Sun from Ted Duhs who was a lecturer in criminal studies. "A murder...