I went through the 304 pages of the decision. It seems to cover every aspect of the case that can be considered by the courts.

The greatest part is devoted to the the time of death evidence. This was perhaps the strongest part of the Crown case. While the court says the crime could have occurred at the original time the evidence now available suggests a much later time. The original pathologist seems to have a great many doubts about his original findings.

The evidence of the various witness on the County Road is not as clear cut and I want to look at this evidence further.

Finally the penis evidence emerges as very much a thing of sound and fury signifying nothing.

I want to look more closely at the County Road evidence. That I will do in another post.