Bluebear15
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In Scotland the accused doesn't get named until they appear in court. We'll know on Monday.
UK UK - Khasha Smith, 35, Edinburgh, 4 November 2023
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Man appears in court charged with murder of missing mum Khasha Smith
John Byrne, 39, appeared in court charged over the murder of missing mum-of-three Khasha Smith as well as an attempt to defeat the ends of justice.
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Has anyone gleaned any information on this man over the past several months? I haven’t been able to find anything.
No, They keep asking the public for more information like they would know more than the guy they arrested.
There is no body so the police can come up with any scenario and this man, who knows he might be an addict or homeless. Police there usually go for "low hanging fruit", easy people they can pin it on cause they look the part no matter that there might not be a shred of real evidence. Cause she seemed to have some troubles when you read that eviction order. There was a man there with a knife and other stuff so to the police that is enough "evidence" especially when you can't give an alibi cause nobody knows when she disappeared. That is used against you then too. Juries hear that and they just convict. The idea that you actually need DNA & a body and some clear evidence without a doubt went the way of the Dodo long ago.
There is no body so the police can come up with any scenario and this man, who knows he might be an addict or homeless. Police there usually go for "low hanging fruit", easy people they can pin it on cause they look the part no matter that there might not be a shred of real evidence. Cause she seemed to have some troubles when you read that eviction order. There was a man there with a knife and other stuff so to the police that is enough "evidence" especially when you can't give an alibi cause nobody knows when she disappeared. That is used against you then too. Juries hear that and they just convict. The idea that you actually need DNA & a body and some clear evidence without a doubt went the way of the Dodo long ago.
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It’s about page 2 or 3 Jiminy - I re read it today
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