It was his "friend" from prison, Robbie. Tony shot him beforehand, so he was dead before the fire started.
I actually didn't think there was much real evidence against Gail, just a lot of circumstantial stuff (if you didn't believe Tracey).
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It was his "friend" from prison, Robbie. Tony shot him beforehand, so he was dead before the fire started.
I actually didn't think there was much real evidence against Gail, just a lot of circumstantial stuff (if you didn't believe Tracey).
Missed the bit of Tony shooting Robbie but I suspected he would be the other victim anyway.
after my whole module in evidence last year, my law degree came in useful as i realised the circumstancial evidence made it near impossible to find gail guilty! i also have common sense!
I thought it was a good idea, but like you say it was all a little bit unbelievable with the police.
Out of interest, what did your studies last year tell you about the permissibility of Tracy's "evidence" in court?
If Tracys evidence was a confession which i think it was i cant realliy remember but i would have thought they would have to exclude tracys "evidence" as it was unreliable as the way the confession was obtained, the fact it was in the cell and that she was getting for her own personal benefit, but im not sure if the court knew about that little arrangement.
The defence tore her to shreds and proved she was an unreliable witness anyway, so I don't think the jury believed her - as evidenced by the "not guilty" verdict.
Im so glad the Corrie producers decided to keep Mad Mary in the show. She is hilarious. I really can see her and Norris getting married
Totally agree with Alan, I hope she stays for ever and maybe she will become Mrs Cole one day :D
thought last night was great, light relief compared to the week before, some brilliant lines like Michelle to Mary "a fan of star wars"
Yes she is greatQuote:
Originally Posted by alan45
Nick was taunting Peter last night