Or it will all be forgotten aboutQuote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
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Or it will all be forgotten aboutQuote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
is ray still in prison?Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
He should be, think he got quite a lengthy prison sentence for the sexual assault on Faye.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
Stu was probably innocent but I can't believe that he was denied a solicitor. Even 27 years ago, it was standard practice.
I thought Stu might have covered for his daughter but now I realise she would have been too young so I think he covered for his ex-wife who might have killed the waitress out of jealousy and Stu did not want his daughter to grow up with a mum in prison... Stu would have had a solicitor but he confessed so nothing any legal representative could have done to defend him.
Why does Stu not sit down in the cafe and write a letter to Yasmeen and explain that way what really happened? :hmm:
There is no guarantee she would read it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Bit disappointed that Stu's story turned out to be a standard "I was fitted up, guv", hoping for something more complex than that.
Did I notice a glint of interest in P C Tinker's eye, will he somehow prove Stu's innocence?
He said he tried to retract his statement but they wouldn't let him. So there was plenty a decent solicitor could have got his teeth into.Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Yes, but he could still have masterminded the so-called gunmen who supposedly forced Ryan into carrying out the robbery and, if the police accepted Ryan's story, he could still be arrested in prison and sent for trial.Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
Of course, in the wonderful world of Weatherfield justice all this will be conveniently forgotten.
A solicitor could have prevented the treatment he said he received which caused him to confess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita