Andrew questioned the pink chair and was told to mind his own business I think.
Is the salt charge on his sheet? I genuinely don't believe he knew about the salt.
They are charged with everything evenly.
Andrew questioned the pink chair and was told to mind his own business I think.
Is the salt charge on his sheet? I genuinely don't believe he knew about the salt.
OK so ET - all of themThey are charged with everything evenly.
I got the impression they're not replacing the jurorOne juror is ill.
Does this mean another juror will be brought in from reserve?
But will this juror know all the facts?
OK so ET - all of them
TH - 3 of them
I think they are both charged with 5 counts.OK so ET - all of them
TH - 3 of them
I think he pleaded NG once he was made aware of certain things. If that hadn't come out I'm sure he would have pleaded guilty, as he believed it was all him. And nothing to do with her ' she went along with it' , I'm sure he saidI think they are both charged with 5 counts.
4 of cruelty
1 of murder
so TH Guilty of 4 counts of child cruelty
ET Guilty of all charges (she has pleaded Guilty to one of the counts already, I think it was assault but I’m not sure)
I can’t understand why TH has not pleaded Guilty to the 4 counts already, as his testimonies have sounded like he is being truthful as they are the same under each cross examination, which is why they have been short in comparison to ET’s days on the stand. The only thing that makes me think why he pleaded NG to the 4 cruelty charges is it a legal tactic? If he pleaded guilty would his barrister not be able to cross examine ET on her NG plea if TH pleaded guilty.
It is disgusting that they pleaded NG as the harrowing details now have to be heard by Arthur’s family that loved him dearly. It’s so so sad.
Yes, good point, I didn’t think of that.I think he pleaded NG once he was made aware of certain things. If that hadn't come out I'm sure he would have pleaded guilty, as he believed it was all him. And nothing to do with her ' she went along with it' , I'm sure he said
The only reason I thought this was because in his police interviews, without a solicitor present he admitted to beating Arthur, and all manner of disgusting things. So I was confused as to why he was pleading not guilty. Then, as the medical evidence came out, and the cctv and messages were discussed in court and ET played a much bigger role than I'd assumed. So maybe his legal team have advised him that yes he's guilty, but so is she. Just my opinion though.Yes, good point, I didn’t think of that.
Its great having this forum for discussions isnt it. I would have cracked up otherwise, my hubby wont let me talk about it and its too heavy to chat your friends about. My son Charlie and me light a candle for Arthur every evening. Its the first thing he says when he comes in. He doesnt know how Arthur died but knows he isnt here anymore. I nearly cry when he says his name, the innocence. Lets light a candle for Arthur
Yes this is a really good point, I agree with youThe only reason I thought this was because in his police interviews, without a solicitor present he admitted to beating Arthur, and all manner of disgusting things. So I was confused as to why he was pleading not guilty. Then, as the medical evidence came out, and the cctv and messages were discussed in court and ET played a much bigger role than I'd assumed. So maybe his legal team have advised him that yes he's guilty, but so is she. Just my opinion though.
I'm the same.I am the same. Nobody in my family wants to discuss it. Too depressing they say.
It’s not something you can discuss with colleagues at work at any length .
So thank goodness for this forum.
The murder charges I really struggled with TH. Until it was pointed out about the secondary thingy. Then I could see a guilty for murder. However, if enough persuasion is given that TH was controlled beyond belief, that would make the subsection about “a reasonable person knew or out to have known” shaky. Which is what i think his defence is hammering home. I think if they can convince the jury that TH was so controlled and blinded by ET that he couldn’t possibly have known this would happen, it creates reasonable doubt and if that’s the case, TH could get a not guilty. That’s just my take on the limited amount of info that’s been published.
Yes his legal team have hammered home the coercive angle. I think that's what they've based their whole case on. He admitted in his police interviews the physical and psychological abuse. Plus the texts and witness testimonies don't paint him as an unwilling participant.The murder charges I really struggled with TH. Until it was pointed out about the secondary thingy. Then I could see a guilty for murder. However, if enough persuasion is given that TH was controlled beyond belief, that would make the subsection about “a reasonable person knew or out to have known” shaky. Which is what i think his defence is hammering home. I think if they can convince the jury that TH was so controlled and blinded by ET that he couldn’t possibly have known this would happen, it creates reasonable doubt and if that’s the case, TH could get a not guilty. That’s just my take on the limited amount of info that’s been published.
yes, because on the limited evidence that I have seen from the reporting, I am inclined to think he is not guilty of secondary murder because he didn’t know about the salt and the rest of her cruelty like waking him up by pulling his duvet from under him.
When the QC asked what went wrong? And he replied 'I met ET'.yes, because on the limited evidence that I have seen from the reporting, I am inclined to think he is not guilty of secondary murder because he didn’t know about the salt and other incidences of her cruelty like waking him up by pulling his duvet from under him. You could see from his answers that he genuinely didn’t know that she was waking him up like this.