วันอังคารที่ 25 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2554

Mystery files cast doubt over verdict on Robert Magill gangland killing

Kevin Lane was 16 years in prison after being convicted of murder. But the police obstruction of justice?

was a murder made a remarkable morning in a haven of Hertfordshire. Two men had approached Robert Magill, while walking his dog near his home Chorleywood October 13, 1994. One was seen by several witnesses to get a gun and shot five times in Magill closely. The final blow was given to his head bowed as Magill.

from today, Kevin Lane has served 16 years and 255 days from a minimum of 18 years in prison for the realization of what was considered a classic contract killing. Lane was raised in the criminal world, but he always maintained his innocence of the crime.

Many aspects of the case remain a concern and the new evidence is now threatening to burst Lane not only condemnation, but the way it was achieved.

The

Observer

understands that a team of experts reporting to the Attorney General is to consider whether a handful of files confidential internal police, apparently related to the case and sent anonymously attorney Lane, Maslen Merchant, are authentic.

files that have been seen by the

Observer

appear to be copies of secret memos sent between a number of officers involved in the case. For legal reasons, the tests may not be reproduced at the time. But if it is authentic, Lane's lawyers believe they would have a significant effect on the appeal of his client.

In its opinion filed with the Court of Appeal, lawyers say the documents, "it is true, the argument to show the most obvious and deliberate ... surprised by the police to divert the course of justice and ensure the murder conviction applicant. "

also light on the dark path in which the legal system treated murders, often having to go far to protect the sources of the police who helped secure a conviction, but they were closely linked with the criminal world .

central charge against Lane was his impression of the palm, found in a plastic garbage bag in which it was said that the murder weapon was taken. The coating was found in the trunk of a car has admitted driving lane. Another point to start the car has been tested and found traces of nitroglycerine in it, indicating the presence of a weapon.

Lane, who had traveled to Spain two weeks before his death under a false name, said he was home at the time of the murder, but agreed that he had borrowed the car a week before the murder. Fingerprints, his son was also in the car, which strengthens the claims that Lane used to transport his family around.

The new material, if real answers many of your questions. First track was brought to trial in October 1995 with Roger Vincent, who was found not guilty in the murder of Magill by court order. A jury could not reach a verdict in the alley.

Lane since the conviction at his second trial, evidence showed that Vincent had long discussions with the police shortly after his arrest. The joint statements with the legal team for a Detective Sergeant Lane, Christopher Spackman, also confirmed that Vincent had visited Spackman detained in HMP Woodhill.


Spackman was later imprisoned for conspiring with others to steal £ 160,000 from Hertfordshire police, money, married with three children because of her lover.


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