Thus far we have but crumbs from the evidence presented in court. SaW, for instance, would have had many interviews yet we have been given a few brief sentences in the reports. Much of those interviews would have been read out in court, the prosecution team and an officer from the investigative team reciting the exchange from transcripts. As we question and re-question every snipped from the timeline that touches on her, so the Police would have questioned her on a number of occasions about each one. There is no indication that ScW has said anything at all.
That is the frustration for me. It's like the reality tv programme that feeds us entertaining excerpts until the end then reveals who has won and it's never the obvious one who's been in the spotlight throughout. I hope the winner will be justice for BW, but at the moment we're left with an odd set of events explained in an implausible manner, if at all, and faced with the actual reality that the onus is on the prosecution to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. There is no physical evidence of murder, no firm indication of how or when or where. We only have the who and why, but even those are sparsely supported by actual fact.
The prosecution conclude their case on Monday. I'm hoping for something new.