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JC also told another witness who gave evidence that he was in the SAS and 99 year sentenceThe trouble with what he is saying are some of JCs lies is that he never actually said them in police interviews or on the stand. AW was the one who made claims re the SAS and the 99 year sentence. There is no evidence of him saying that except for AWs word and she has also demonstrated that she tells lies.
This is strange as there were no stairs in the flat when she ran out and her friend was there. The stairs were in JCs house when LM broke his shoulder12:41Philip Dewey
Shoulder-to-shoulder
Mr Rouch makes reference to the youth’s involvement.
He said: “Angharad said she was so upset and ran out of the flat and Rhiannon Hales happened to be outside and Angharad told her immediately what (the youth) had just said, that he had pushed Logan down the stairs.
“You think there’s very little doubt (the youth) actually said that. It happened contemporaneously…..
“On the night John Cole left number five with Logan’s body, he told you under oath (the youth) was not with him. He said he was not aware of (the youth) being there.
“When you retire you will have access to a machine that will play all of the footage in this case. Look at them both of them leaving shoulder to shoulder, you can’t get a cigarette paper between them. Still he persists with the lie he was not aware of (the youth) being there.”
Logan Mwangi murder trial jury hears closing speeches
What are these "legal submissions" in the middle of Closing Speech?Details: Trial (Part Heard) - Resume - 10:05
Trial (Part Heard) - ANGHARAD WILLIAMSON; Defence Closing Speech - 10:09
Trial (Part Heard) - ANGHARAD WILLIAMSON; Defence Closing Speech - 10:48
Trial (Part Heard) - Case adjourned until 11:30 - 11:16
Trial (Part Heard) - ANGHARAD WILLIAMSON; Defence Closing Speech - 11:35
Trial (Part Heard) - Legal Submissions - 13:07
Trial (Part Heard) - Case adjourned until 14:15 - 13:08
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He refers to Williamson’s previous convictions for theft and says she has no previous convictions for violent offending.
I do not remember hearing this before.
It refers to a spent conviction, when AW misused her mother's credit card. She got a community service order.
Logan Mwangi's murder-accused mum says he was 'perfect'
ETA: There's been so much material heard in this case, it's been hard to keep up with it all, but for some reason that stuck in my mind as an example of her disinclination to take responsibility for herself - to the extent that her mother reported her to the police.
JMO