Oz Jen
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Do be aware of the warning - they can cause thunder thighs.
Too late.
Do be aware of the warning - they can cause thunder thighs.
I was thinking of those circular needles with aluminium tips. I mean, are they unwieldy or what?Listen Fluffykins.
I need to be healthy to meet you at van Breda, in 25 days.
Purl, plain is easy and needles know what to do.
I thought you would know that.
http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/journals/NSWBarAssocNews/2011/42.pdf
This is the link for the Ian Barker QC article.
It might lift the spirits of anyone who has doubts.
I was thinking of those circular needles with aluminium tips. I mean, are they unwieldy or what?
I'll be there for van Breda!
Yep, I have the 'circular needles also, and can teach you how to handle them safely: jack of all trades, here.
I’ve not posted links to any articles in quite some time, I think it’s Armchair snoop that deserves credit for that article.
From everything I've read here and from the media my personal opinion is that this will go to trial. If it were just based on what we have heard so far? I would be uneasy to say for sure. However I feel like we haven't seen the big guns come out yet, and the Police don't just go around handing out charges for murder unless they're damn sure they've got their man. Well at least I like to think so anyway.
I think there are big things to come next week. I'm keenly waiting to see what comes out during this time.
My thoughts are with Karen's family during this. It cannot be easy by any meassue to have to wait for an outcome. I hope justice prevails.
I hope you are right & that there are some big things to come out next week, however on Monday, the media reported that the prosecutor presented a summery of the case against Borce.
That summary was essentially the conflicting stories Borce provided to police, mobile phone evidence showing where his phone (and Karen’s) were on the day Karen went missing and evidence of him traveling to Mt Macedon (CCTV, petrol consumption & witnesses).
I would’ve expected any other major points of evidence would’ve been mentioned in that summary on the first day of this hearing. There is no value in holding them back for surprise value, as the defence is already privy to the brief of evidence.
I'm in agreement with your point "I would've expected any other major points of evidence" - it worries me that a lone Magistrate may not see the 'big picture' if other points are not released.
I hope you are right & that there are some big things to come out next week, however on Monday, the media reported that the prosecutor presented a summery of the case against Borce.
That summary was essentially the conflicting stories Borce provided to police, mobile phone evidence showing where his phone (and Karen’s) were on the day Karen went missing and evidence of him traveling to Mt Macedon (CCTV, petrol consumption & witnesses).
I would’ve expected any other major points of evidence would’ve been mentioned in that summary on the first day of this hearing. There is no value in holding them back for surprise value, as the defence is already privy to the brief of evidence.
I also hope that the mobile phone evidence (the precise nature of which we don’t know, due to a suppression order) is even more powerful than showing that Borce & Karen’s phones both travelled a certain route on the day Karen went missing.
The prosecution did claim that the phone evidence showed that both Karen and her phone were present in a car being driven by Borce.
I speculated in a previous post as to how this may be possible. If this indeed the case, then things suddenly look much worse for Borce. He claims he last saw Karen when she left home on foot, so evidence that Karen & her phone were in the Mercedes with Borce en route to Mt Macedon is damning as far as I’m concerned.