Maybe one of the moderators could alter the title of this thread to include his acquittal.
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Maybe one of the moderators could alter the title of this thread to include his acquittal.
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If you read the court case you will read stated evidence of blood splatters on Ince's jacket, a jacket that matched the description of several witnesses. the splatters were said to have been more than a million to 1 shot that they weren't connected with the assault.
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I have. The forensic EXPERT agreed that the small traces of blood on Ince's jacket were explainable by his contact with the injured man AFTER his arrest.
The wound was 5-7cms long. You haven't read anything about the trial at all, have you?
You will also note, having read the case, that it was a unanimous not guilty verdict. All 12 jurors said not guitly. Not one of them was convinced in the slightest of his guilt. He said all along it was a case of mistaken identity and the prosecution and police failed to prove he was the culprit.
No fingerprints, no cctv and the forensics helped Ince, not the police.
Have you considered a career in forensics ?That doesnt follow as I have been hit over the head with a bottle a couple of times once with a coke bottle and once a cider bottle neither, although bringing about some blood, did not bring it gushing as per to players clashing heads/.
Have you considered a career in forensics ?
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That doesnt follow as I have been hit over the head with a bottle a couple of times once with a coke bottle and once a cider bottle neither, although bringing about some blood, did not bring it gushing as per to players clashing heads/.
Not one of them was convinced in the slightest of his guilt.
Maybe they did and the footage didn't support their case so they didn't use it as evidence. It wouldn't be the first time. It happened to me once when I was arrested at a demo and charged. Despite there being several police officers filming events that day no video evidence was produced to support their prosecution. I demanded to see all the video footage taken by the police around the time of my arrest. I found the incident of my arrest on their footage which furthermore confirmed my version of events was true and theirs was false. I produced the police video in evidence. Verdict: Not GuiltyWould have thought the first thing the Police would have done would be secure CCTV footage.
What they thought is totally irrelevant - not that we have any clue about what they individually thought. What they decided, however, is legal fact; they thought about it (not for long) and unanimously decided he was not guilty. That's it - he's not guilty, and any snide suggestions otherwise could potentially be challenged in a civil court. That could - and should - be more of a concern than Huddersfield being on a good run!I'm not sure how you inferred this, unless you interviewed each juror? Technically every single one might have though he was probably guilty, but didn't think the evidence provided showed this beyond reasonable doubt.