Simon Gittany

[...] Simon's testimony. If further analysis was carried out and there are no finger prints where Simon Gittany says Lisa Cecelia Harnum held on, the police expert would also need to do some confirmation. [...]

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[...] neighbours. Audio Witnesses Outside Hyde Building are the student the council workers and Joshua Rathmell. The Japanese student who is external audio witness one was the closest. The two Council [...]

[...] Is it possible that Joshua Rathmell had a false memory? Here we are presenting information regarding how a false memory may be [...]

[...] Is it possible that Joshua Rathmell had a false memory? Here we are presenting information regarding how a false memory may be accidentally formed or [...]

[...] being struck? Is this inadvertent witness Bias? Is this misremembering? Is this “false memory”? Tags: Del.icio.us Facebook TweetThis Digg StumbleUpon Comments:  106 comments on [...]

[...] of events follows: First phase of events, a brief argument triggers an outcome where Lisa Cecelia Harnum rushes out of the apartment. The neighbours reported hearing her scream "Help me, God [...]

[...] prosecutorial misconduct. Over 30 of these involved police misconduct which led to wrongful convictions. Approximately 15 of these involved false witness testimony. 34% of the 30 cases where [...]

[...] interesting: Chester Porter QC - The Conviction of the Innocent Truth or lies: overturning wrongful convictions When you say nothing at all: NSW and the right to silence Tags: Del.icio.us Facebook [...]

[...] feel that this is the case. Facilitating a means to correctly preserve awning for forensic analysis would have gone a very long way to proving or disproving this. Why was this not done? Surely [...]

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[...] print. The following links provide further information regarding the flaws in fingerprints forensics: Video: How reliable is the science behind forensics? “That’s Not My Fingerprint, [...]

[...] questioned. Fingerprints may not be quite as unique as they were previously thought to be. Fingerprint analysis appears to be more an expert opinion rather than an exact scientific conclusion. If true [...]