Conspiracy Theory Joanne Lees

[chrisdon16]

Some very fascinating television last night. Apologies if there is a thread already

 

[Harvey Manfrenjensenden]

Some very fascinating television last night. Apologies if there is a thread already

Can you stream it anywhere?

 

[chrisdon16]

Can you stream it anywhere?

Not sure, probably on 7 website

 

[Harvey Manfrenjensenden]

Just found it. I saw the promo a while back and forgot about it

 

[Pessimistic]

Utter trash. Implies police and victims are unreliable but junkie lawyers, drug runners, pill popping truck drivers and mail on Sunday’s paparazzi are paragons of virtue
A lot of money has been and is being made out of this case

main ‘defence’ advocate goes to crime scene, finds if by odometer from nearest town. No gps no nothing.

I don’t even think they shot that footage at the actual crime scene

 

[chrisdon16]

Utter trash. Implies police and victims are unreliable but junkie lawyers, drug runners, pill popping truck drivers and mail on Sunday’s paparazzi are paragons of virtue

Sort of agree. The main thing I got from the doco was her lack of emotion. Either she didn't love him and wasn't affected by his death or she had something to do with it. Calling the other bloke numerous times a few days is strange

 

[Pessimistic]

Sort of agree. The main thing I got from the doco was her lack of emotion. Either she didn't love him and wasn't affected by his death or she had something to do with it. Calling the other bloke numerous times a few days is strange

maybe she is ice cold and emotionless. Maybe that got her through the ordeal. I don’t think that’s a crime.

hve we seen with the Madeleine mccann case the paparazzi and various authors have ‘hung’ the parents out to dry. Now becoming clear they were only guilty of bad parenting.

the dude is trying to get murdoch ‘off’ his source of pride is gettin crims ‘off’. The program has a passing interest in finding whaat happened

he lied for a living, until he was a convicted international drug smuggler. Just **** over the rep of a young female crime victim and yayy big man on campus

how do we trust the stuff the guy is showing onTV? The phone records. The ‘expert witnesses’ they aren’t given the scrutiny he wants to put on the original verdict.

 

[M Malice]

Sort of agree. The main thing I got from the doco was her lack of emotion. Either she didn't love him and wasn't affected by his death or she had something to do with it. Calling the other bloke numerous times a few days is strange

We shouldn't judge others by what we perceive should be the "right" emotions for any given situation, particularly when the MSM edit, sensationalise and push their narrative... eg. Lindy Chamberlain.

 

[Bumpswithagrin]

Well I thought her reactions when being interviewed by police were strange, she was very defensive, couldn't explain some things and mislead them about her personal relationships. Definitely threw some doubt on the case for me and it's clear that the police had doubts about her story too. Does that make her a murderer? No. But it does make me think there is more to this story.

Looking forward to part 2 next Sunday.

 

[PoppedCorn]

Watching both eps.on 7plus app now

 

[Pessimistic]

It’s a great insight into the mind and personality of a crooked defence lawyer who preferred to defend actual crims

the truth in the Falconio/lees case? Not so much

 

[Pessimistic]

Well I thought her reactions when being interviewed by police were strange, she was very defensive, couldn't explain some things and mislead them about her personal relationships. Definitely threw some doubt on the case for me and it's clear that the police had doubts about her story too. Does that make her a murderer? No. But it does make me think there is more to this story.

Looking forward to part 2 next Sunday.

carefully selected parts of the testimony

 

[chrisdon16]

I get the gut feeling that she either knows something, or she doesn't give a shit that he got murdered because she fancied the other bloke she was screwing. It's a pretty fascinating case.

 

[Bumpswithagrin]

Part 2 was disappointing. Just more questions and no solid information.

 

[chrisdon16]

Part 2 was disappointing. Just more questions and no solid information.

Wasn't it. Nothing really interesting at all. But of a cash grab to make it 2 parts

 

[Pessimistic]

Maybe it was part 3 and part 2 got lost.

Or maybe it was a load of total crap. Im trusting Lees over the dodgy crim lawyer

 

[Bumpswithagrin]

Maybe it was part 3 and part 2 got lost.

Or maybe it was a load of total crap. Im trusting Lees over the dodgy crim lawyer

Did you watch it?

 

[Pessimistic]

Did you watch it?

Part one. Falconio came from the same village as I did in Yorkshire. People I know know the family (well know of, not close)

 

[chrisdon16]

Is it possible they were drug running and something happened?

 

[Pessimistic]

Is it possible they were drug running and something happened?

It would explain a lot

 

[chrisdon16]

It would explain a lot

If it would explain a lot like you said, how can you say it was a load of crap? There's obviously something that doesn't add up with the story so anything to do with questioning the official story can't be crap.

 

[Pessimistic]

If it would explain a lot like you said, how can you say it was a load of crap? There's obviously something that doesn't add up with the story so anything to do with questioning the official story can't be crap.

there’s probably been 5 or 6 books and documentaries. It would be the worst one

 

[Lebbo73]

 

[Pessimistic]

Methinks a different Falconio

 

[Catoggio76]

I get the gut feeling that she either knows something, or she doesn't give a sh*t that he got murdered because she fancied the other bloke she was screwing. It's a pretty fascinating case.

It was a bush drug deal gone wrong