Originally posted by Michael W Richards
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What on earth is the problem here? Louis D's evidence is that he moved the pony and cart to just outside the club door, before he and others went outside with a candle. So that is almost immediately after he arrived. He never said the pony was in the stable, and in fact specified that it was normally kept in George Yard. I'll say it again, his evidence is crystal clear, and if it was even slightly incorrect, one of the police officers would have said so.
It has no bearing on the murder investigation, so why should the police mention it, unless, of course, the pony and cart weren't there despite Louis D's statement, then they would have said something!!!!
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