Thanks
Acknowledgements and Thanks.
Since this site was launched, several people have come forward with new information, and for this, we are truly grateful. Many of those who have made contact have done so privately, and provided provable and verifiable facts, some with already documented support.
The willingness of these people to put the time, effort and energy into providing this information is greatly appreciated by Luke and his family, and by everyone involved in the fight against injustice.
Thank you all. We hope that others will be encouraged to do what you have done, and, if they have information, to come forward – if confidentiality is an issue, people can make contact privately, and we will ensure that they are not publicly identified.
- Re: Luke Mitchell - Wrongly Convicted of Murder May 17, 2013Sky turned up at the door asking what luke was doing to remember Jodi, since he wasn't allowed to attend the funeral, so they already knew - strange, that, since jodi's aunts had come to luke's house with a policeman to tell him not to turn up. Althoug... […]
- Re: Luke Mitchell - Wrongly Convicted of Murder May 17, 2013I was thinking that too nugnug. If they had already told this expert what Luke was supposed to have done, that would have affected the outcome any way so anything he said can't really be taken as valid. […]
- Re: Luke Mitchell - Wrongly Convicted of Murder May 17, 2013also the police had allready told this so called expert what they wanted to hear. […]
- Re: Luke Mitchell - Wrongly Convicted of Murder May 16, 2013I've recently been more and more interested in the ideas of Professor David Wilson (he does a series of programmes on Channel 5 called "Killers Behind Bars") in that he seems pretty convinced that when killers are caught (serial killers at least) they ... […]
- Re: Luke Mitchell - Wrongly Convicted of Murder May 16, 2013It does worry me however that with the emergence of that "Lie to Me" T.V. programme (as with others like CSI etc.) that people will suddenly believe all the hype behind the method and not actually realise that it's not all that black and white. […]