Sorry just jumpin in quickly. Last 2 months have been shite at work, and I’ve been working all hours, so wasn’t able to follow in real time, and despite trying to catch up every day, I always seem to be 20 pages behind.
But I just wanted to say thank you all for your fantastic posts: full of insight, brilliant analysis, wonderful, much needed light-hearted spin on an otherwise harrowing case to follow, and for your wonderful company. I haven’t posted much in the last few weeks because being always behind, I feared I may say something that’s already been said or sound annoying asking a question that’s already been answered. I’ll miss you all very much when this ends, so like a few people have suggested, I’d really be up for a side-thread.

Now, back to BM. Listening to him so far has been hard. I’m going to be dipping in and out, but as it’s already been said, he hasn’t really got much else to go by and he’s just doing his job. Tbh, I want him to do a good job because I don’t want LL to come back crying and the chance of there being a mistrial. I think the parents have been through hell, and they deserve closure. So let BM do his best, but he knows, and we all know, that no matter how hard he tries, it is plain to anyone who’s been following that she’s guilty.
I applaud those who’ve waited to hear everything before deciding she’s guilty. Congratulations!! I was in the guilty camp from day one (despite having a small wobble when BM first put her on the stand). However, BNE did such an amazing job cross-examining her that there’s nothing anyone can do or say to make me doubt she’s guilty. BNE has removed any possibility of doubt for me. Well done BNE

Sorry for the long essay/rant. Hang in there. It’ll soon be over & those poor babies and parents will have justice. Nothing will bring those precious little ones back, but justice is the least we can give them & their parents.
I look forward to reading all your wonderful posts. Keep them coming

