Originally posted by ColdCaseJury
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I think or, at least, suspect that by illegally disposing of Gay Gibson's body, James Camb for all practical purposes changed an integral part of the normal trial process for the jury and put the onus of proof on the defence. Unsurprisingly there was not then enough for them to find in his favour.
The finding of guilt was very probably the right verdict and certainly an understandable one.
Anyway, a fascinating case and good luck with the book.
Best regards,
OneRound
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