I agree. Had the description of the single shoe suggested even remotely that it could have belonged to MTR, the Crown would have asked the witness to describe it. That shoe was glossed over as irrelevant.
However, I'm very confused about the whole shoes situation. From TLM's testimony:
http://www.thestar.com/news/crime/a...er-trial-woman-says-she-found-discarded-shoes
So, why did LE try to so hard to prove that the men's shoes found in TLM's house belonged to MTR? They appeared to be the same shoes he wore to the bank machine on April 8th, although they couldn't prove it with certainty.
See Image #118
http://www.lfpress.com/news/london/raffertytrial/2012/04/26/19684426.html#next
If MTR wore those shoes on April 8th and discarded them (which would make sense if there was any DNA on them, and as TLM testified), why would they be in TLM's house? IF they were the same shoes as at PetroCan, why would he take them off, give them to TLM to wear, and put on another pair himself? None of this makes any sense to me.
The only explanation I can think of is that MTR had two very similar pairs of PUMA shoes. One pair that he wore on April 8 and tossed out the window (which were never found) and
another pair in the car on the same day that he gave TLM to wear and that ended up at her house. It's very strange.
IMO