GUILTY UK - Julia James, 53, murdered, Snowdown, Kent, 27 April 2021 *ARREST* #2

[Alyce]

Man accused of killing PCSO Julia James to face trial in November

 

[Skigh]

Man accused of killing PCSO Julia James to face trial in November

Not looking as cocky as he did on Tuesday .

 

[Mrs Marple]

Not looking as cocky as he did on Tuesday .

That was my thought too.

 

[Rosegold68]

He looks a lot older in police sketch

aged him already

 

[Mrs Marple]

From the Daily Mail link Tortoise posted

'Asked to confirm his name Wheeler, who was wearing a black face mask, replied “yeah” and gave the same response when the judge asked if he had understood proceedings'

Coupled with sitting back with his arms folded, seems like a spoilt brat who has had his fun cut short. I bet he is very frustrating to deal with in this process. He must have been given guidance on how to behave and present himself.

Edit -Moo, could be interpreted differently of course.

 

[Cuko]

He looks a lot older in police sketch

aged him already

Either that or a second-rate artist!

 

[Skigh]

Either that or a second-rate artist!

Elizabeth Cook,the court artist is excellent. A first rate,highly experienced court artist.

 

[kittythehare]

Man accused of killing PCSO Julia James to face trial in November

Thanks Alyce.
Random.
Iron bar.
It's very hard to understand why things like this happen to genuinely lovely people, or even to awful people...

Where did he get the iron bar?
What was his intention when he procured it?
Has he ever done this before?
Shocking. All of it.

 

[Cuko]

Elizabeth Cook,the court artist is excellent. A first rate,highly experienced court artist.

In that case, the defendant really has aged, which may not be wholly surprising.

 

[Distant Observer]

Elizabeth Cook,the court artist is excellent. A first rate,highly experienced court artist.

The court artist only had 12 minutes (according to the BBC) to capture the likeness from a tv screen as CW appeared by videolink. I would think she concentrated on what he was wearing and his demeanour as his face had already been seen on Tuesday's video.
Julia James: Callum Wheeler in court over PCSO murder - BBC News

 

[Dotta]

The court sketch shows a man in defensive position - hunched slightly, arms crossed tightly, vacant stare directed at the floor. Terrified and not understanding what is going on. That is my impression looking at it. The artist is excellent - captured the mood of CW.

 

[Lindsay Lou Who]

Not looking as cocky as he did on Tuesday .

My thoughts exactly! His body language with his arms crossed implies he's feeling defensive or wants to hide something.

 

[Hannah3105]

This is interesting from her bio
Church Court Chambers | The mentally impaired client; don’t miss the signs. An article by Lesley Manley

I genuinely believe, based on his age vs lack of social media presence, that CW is mentally impaired, incredibly immature for his age (the poking out of his tongue) as a result, and I refer back to my post from a few days ago about my brother. I’m not for one second suggesting this is a defence, he’s a monster regardless of what he may or may not be suffering with, but it may explain the motive or should we say, lack thereof. JMO.

Edited to correct quote issues.

 

[ApparentlyInDenial]

I genuinely believe, based on his age vs lack of social media presence, that CW is mentally impaired, incredibly immature for his age (the poking out of his tongue) as a result, and I refer back to my post from a few days ago about my brother. I’m not for one second suggesting this is a defence, he’s a monster regardless of what he may or may not be suffering with, but it may explain the motive or should we say, lack thereof. JMO.

Edited to correct quote issues.

Agreed. And if we want to call ourselves an advanced civilisation we must look at the causes of all things, even those that make us uncomfortable.

 

[JuicyLucy]

I genuinely believe, based on his age vs lack of social media presence, that CW is mentally impaired, incredibly immature for his age (the poking out of his tongue) as a result, and I refer back to my post from a few days ago about my brother. I’m not for one second suggesting this is a defence, he’s a monster regardless of what he may or may not be suffering with, but it may explain the motive or should we say, lack thereof. JMO.

Edited to correct quote issues.

I actually would go further and suggest it is a defence. I'm speaking in moral, not necessarily legal, terms.

JMO

 

[Lod76]

I'm sure he has his problems as many people do, they don't all go out and commit heinous crimes though. It's always the element of calculation that causes me to be unsympathetic towards the perpetrator in these cases. We hear all the excuses after the event but its always a vulnerable victim in a remote location isn't it? Why do they never go up to Tyson Fury in the middle of Sainsbury's and try their luck if the balance of their mind is so disturbed?

As far as I'm concerned the only thing that matters now is that he is never able to do this again.

 

[annpats]

I don't think he's sorry he did it, just sorry he's been caught.
Killers like this have no empathy. That's why they are able to commit such heinous crimes in the first place.

 

[FOXINBOX]

Wheeler has yet to be tried. It's up to a court of law to decide guilt. In the past the rush to justice has caused a lot of errors that can't be undone, and the police are not infallible. Don't forget he has a family too and they have't done a thing.

 

[Lindsay Lou Who]

Could his apparent change in confidence in today's court sketch be because the Police have now potentially found the murder weapon?

 

[Dotta]

Based on pics and a court sketch this man seems to me totally out of touch with reality.