11:57Philip Dewey
'John Cole obviously lied about so many matters in his evidence', says Williamson's barrister
Mr Rouch turns to the evidence of John Cole.
He said: “There were three people alone with Logan in that flat on the night he died. John Cole, Angharad Williamson and (the youth). Only three people can tell you what happened that night.
“Mr Cole gave evidence, it’s a matter for you but you may think that John Cole obviously lied about so many matters in his evidence to you that you can’t accept a word he says. The lie persisted when he gave evidence. When he was asked about those matters he told lie after lie after lie.”
The barrister refers to Cole’s claim Logan kept bringing up Williamson and Ben Mwangi and their visit to London.
Mr Rouch said: “We have all had contact with three to five-year-olds, would they take an insignificant matter and two years later the child is still talking about it. Is that even credible?
“He said Logan brought it up on the Friday, do you believe that? He brought up something two years before
which was dismissed as significant by Cole and Angharad Williamson.
“Is it the case that John Cole just wouldn’t let it go, John Cole believed Angharad Williamson had some kind of sexual relationship with Ben Mwangi. He brought it up and questioned poor Logan about it in a loud and aggressive manner he had. Was it any wonder Logan would flinch when John Cole would tower over him?”
Logan Mwangi murder trial jury hears closing speeches
just editing to say I'm sure that's a typo - they must mean insignificant