The Ferris Conspiracy

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He was not convicted on the basis of what he was seen to do once over the wall, as this testimony cannot, physically, be true. Lawyers acting for the notorious killer say his twenty year minimum term is excessive because he was a child when he killed his girlfriend.

The tattoo evidence was sprung on the defence, in spite of the requirement for all evidence to be made known to both prosecution and defence, yet the judge allowed this evidence to be led. Indeed, the judge, in his charge to the jury before they retired to consider their verdict stated, In the case of Luke Mitchell, of the imaginary Twelve Points raised in the introduction, the following apply: Conversely, the prosecution team tried to prove that Robert was a cold-blooded killer who was mentally fit enough to have been aware of the consequences of his actions. They enlisted the expert testimony of several psychiatrists who supported the prosecutions stance by diagnosing Robert as sane and mentally competent. Moreover, the prosecution provided key testimony from inmates and guards who further suggested that Robert was an unfeeling and aloof person incapable of remorse for the murder of Turner. The testimonies given by these three people, which were so crucial to the prosecution‟s claims, are dangerously flawed, in that what was claimed to have been "seen" could not possibly have been seen.I believe that in some instances, at least, it can seriously damage the mental processes of those who habitually consume drugs" This suggests that the statement regarding finding evil attractive etc, has not been taken from the evidence. On what, then does the judge base his claim?

Jodi Jones' body was discovered beside a path which joined her home in the Easthouses area of Dalkeith with Mitchell's home in the Newbattle district. Eagle-eyed inmates spotted the remarkable similarity between Jodi Jones's murderer and Griffiths after the latter's face was plastered all over the news last week.Dan McDougall (3 May 2002). "It's all over, big man". The Scotsman. Archived from the original on 27 December 2005 . Retrieved 5 June 2007. a b c d Nicola Stow (22 April 2005). "Fears gangland enforcer Ferris moving in on Capital cab trade". Edinburgh Evening News. Archived from the original on 7 May 2005 . Retrieved 5 June 2007. But it is Lord Nimmo Smith‟s comments after the verdict which give rise to the most serious questions. Glasgow, 1989. James Addison, aka Addie, has been a very busy man. Wanted for every type of crime for over a decade, there is only one hitch - he has never been seen, let alone caught. So, who or what is Addie? Does he even exist? There were serious questions about both timescale and physical ability for Luke Mitchell to have been the killer