The second trial will have to be held in front of a judge alone unless they can find a jury pool from somewhere who aren't aware of the first case. Perhaps aliens?
Surely, even in the unlikely event the murder charge is overturned, there would be a fairly significant penalty for interfering with a body and destruction of evidence, and he would be a slam dunk of being guilty of both because of his testimony in the trial.
I don't know that case specifically but my understanding is that, in Australia, if you plead guilty prior to trial, there is no need to hold one and the case progressed straight to sentencing.
It appears to be a leap linking Neville Dolling to the abduction of Joanne Ratcliffe and Kirste Gordon from a crowded Adelaide oval in 1973 (that's what this thread is about) on the strength of him abducting Wendy Pfeiffer from a rural setting 500 metres from a dairy farm in 1966.
I'm not...
Dermott Dann, for Kouroumblis, is trying to create doubt by bringing into focus the police interest in Ross Hammond, who was dating Susan Bartlett at the time of the murders.
I expect we will hear all manner of distraction and deviation from the Crown case from Dann. He will also relying...
I guess it's possible the Australian authorities added the Julie Garciacelay case to Kouroumblis' 'rap sheet' just to add weight to the argument he should be extradited?
Then again, it is a completely separate case and if/when it does come up it would be treated completely separately. I guess...
Interestingly, there doesn't seem to have been any further mention of Perry Kouroumblis' name in relation to the disappearance/murder of Julie Garciacelay.
If I remember correctly, when the Australian authorities were pleading their case for Kouroumblis' extradition, they argued he had...
Interestingly, there doesn't seem to have been any further mention of Perry Kouroumblis' name in relation to the disappearance/murder of Julie Garciacelay.
If I remember correctly, when the Australian authorities were pleading their case for Kouroumblis' extradition, they argued he had...
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