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A key witness in the case against Bill Spedding has been described as “obsessive, compulsive and bizarre” by a judge, who said she had a history of making similar allegations against men, court documents reveal.
Mr Spedding, who was identified as a “person of interest” by police investigating the dis*appearance of William Tyrrell last September, was last week granted bail on unrelated child-sex charges..........
The witness, who cannot be named, claimed Mr Spedding and another woman sexually abused children. These alle*gations, which were unrelated to the charges he now faces, were rejected by a judge, who said he was “reasonably satisfied” the abuse did not occur.
The judge found the witness may also have sought to influence the evidence of the children allegedly involved, the court documents show.
The witness, who has separately alleged Mr Spedding committed the offences for which he currently faces charges, was *“obsessive, compulsive and *bizarre”, the judge said.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/ne...e/news-story/9b98d96a3dbc4a8101e74fce96668fc2
Witness against Bill Spedding described as ‘bizarre, obsessive’
June 27, 2015
These legal types sure like that word "bizarre", don't they? Must be a trendy word in their peer circle.
Mr O'Brien argued in the age of social media publication of the details of the Victorian charges against Spedding would lead to "perverse, unusual and bizarre results".
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-07-...l-spedding-will-try-to-stop-nsw-trial/7669984