OK, OK - I can see I may have ruffled the odd feather, which was not the intention, I should add.
And yes - let me state again - categorically - that I agree that the case against GBC is VERY compelling. And I also agree that until evidence to the contrary is revealed, then we have to presume that the QPS also think they have it right.
And yes, common things happen commonly - but uncommon things happen occasionally.
If the defence claim that the only injury on the body was a chipped tooth, then how, exactly, do we explain the blood in the car? Presuming that they have proved it is Allison's....
I await the cross-examination of that point with great interest.
One point that may be valid, too - the Apple Facetime calls go through the Apple servers, as far as I know. Now I wonder if they are still available for law enforcement purposes or via a court order? As they would be in North America (N. Carolina I think), then maybe that could pose problems of jurisdiction? Those with legal expertise may like to comment on that thought. But if that information IS available, then the contents of the call from GBC's phone to NBC's phone may reveal a lot....