View Full Version : Bain, what's the answer going to be?
98tls
3rd June 2009, 20:29
Whats everybody think?Guilty or not?Back in the day i didnt take much notice of it all really,older, possibly slighty wiser the news seems to be turned on every night in my house so have paid some attention to it all,buggered if i know,reason says hes the only one alive so its not exactly rocket science is it:bash:seriously ive no idea but many put forward theres views etc at work today so thought i would see what you lot think and why.
Rockbuddy
3rd June 2009, 20:31
send the murderer back to jail
Dargor
3rd June 2009, 20:32
I think they might as well just let him go. Who cares. If he kills again, get better evidence.
dont think anyone can say innocent or guilty for definate, all he needs is reasonable doubt
marty
3rd June 2009, 20:36
the question i would ask is, if robin bain killed himself and his family, he MUST have known that david would be prime supsect #1, so why not write a decent suicide note (instead of the alleged note on the computer) to ensure his son was left alone.
i reckon david also knew the incest story was going to come out, so killed them to prevent it from doing so, but didn't have the foresight to ensure he was out of the suspect loop.
not guilty...........father had a screw loose, whole family dysfunctional, reasonable doubt i feel
ManDownUnder
3rd June 2009, 20:46
But I don't know all the evidence... how can I form an informed opinion?
98tls
3rd June 2009, 20:48
But I don't know all the evidence... how can I form an informed opinion? Its KB,just make one up.
Mully
3rd June 2009, 20:48
But I don't know all the evidence... how can I form an informed opinion?
Umm, you're on KB, you don't need to make an informed decision.
Laava
3rd June 2009, 20:51
guilty:bash:
dino3310
3rd June 2009, 20:52
eitherway i hope this verdict is the end of it all, this friggin bain thing has cost millions and has dragged on for to long.:done:
tigertim20
3rd June 2009, 20:52
Defence has provided more experienced experts who have directly opposed the findings of the original prosecution experts, thus they have created reasonable doubt. Fuck this guilty or not guilty bullshit, only David will EVER know if he did it or not, but in legal terms, I think defence has shown there are 'reasonable doubts', thus I think he will be "found' not guilty. Fuck 15 years anyway, let it all be over. he lost hs whole family as well as most of hiw own life
98tls
3rd June 2009, 20:55
Defence has provided more experienced experts who have directly opposed the findings of the original prosecution experts, thus they have created reasonable doubt. Fuck this guilty or not guilty bullshit, only David will EVER know if he did it or not, but in legal terms, I think defence has shown there are 'reasonable doubts', thus I think he will be "found' not guilty. Fuck 15 years anyway, let it all be over. he lost hs whole family as well as most of hiw own life Agreed until the "lost " bit.
Pussy
3rd June 2009, 20:56
But I don't know all the evidence... how can I form an informed opinion?
Same here, MDU. More to it than meets the eye, methinks
DEATH_INC.
3rd June 2009, 20:59
No-one will ever know. Let it rest, it was long ago, he was a different person then anyway.
MisterD
3rd June 2009, 21:05
The defence has muddied the waters considerably, but since the only other option is that the Dad did it...bollocks have they shown there's any real possibility that he did ...a chain of vague possibilities does not equate to reasonable doubt.
Anyway, why would you change your bloody (literally) socks before committing suicide?
Skyryder
3rd June 2009, 21:34
Apart from the experts who raised the posibility that the old man could have topped himself there is no 'forensic' evidence that he did so. Plenty the other way around.
As for the incest excuse again this all hearsay and I thought the defence said it all when they stated that Lanet's word could not be taken as the truth.
Bain guilty as sin.
Skyryder
madbikeboy
3rd June 2009, 21:34
I think he's guilty - but I think he'll get let off.
I think that it's too hard to explain the blood found on him, on his socks. I think the cops bungled the case - but he's guilty.
He will get off due to reasonable doubt.
I still reckon Dad did the family and David did him... evidence probably does not support it but hey it's KB so who cares.
98tls
3rd June 2009, 21:43
He will get off due to reasonable doubt.
I still reckon Dad did the family and David did him... evidence probably does not support it but hey it's KB so who cares. Someone at work came up with the same comment,out of interest howd you come to that?
Mully
3rd June 2009, 21:59
Someone at work came up with the same comment,out of interest howd you come to that?
I read the same thing somewhere - there was evidence that was consistent with Robin going mental and topping everyone, and then David knocking off the old man.
Technically, he could be found guilty of just one, but the prosecution has tried to hard to tie them together.
Mikkel
3rd June 2009, 22:05
It doesn't matter - he's already spent 13 years in jail on what is, everything considered, rather ambiguous evidence.
Pretty fucked up family no matter which way you look at it. And even if he did indeed kill his family I very much doubt he could actually be considered dangerous to anyone else.
98tls
3rd June 2009, 22:05
I read the same thing somewhere - there was evidence that was consistent with Robin going mental and topping everyone, and then David knocking off the old man.
Technically, he could be found guilty of just one, but the prosecution has tried to hard to tie them together. Ok.I may have picked up what little ive heard wrong but is it true he made/mentioned in a statement his sister was gurgling/noises etc which to Joe bloggs would assume theres life but when rang 111 stated there all dead.
ynot slow
3rd June 2009, 22:06
I read the same thing somewhere - there was evidence that was consistent with Robin going mental and topping everyone, and then David knocking off the old man.
Technically, he could be found guilty of just one, but the prosecution has tried to hard to tie them together.
I posted something like that a while back,why couldn't the old man do it,but got caught by David,who in rage shot his old man,far fetched but hey.Depends who puts a better argument to jury really,this time the so called defence experts haven't really convinced me on what I have read or heard,be good to have been in courtroom throughout.
98tls
3rd June 2009, 22:06
It doesn't matter - he's already spent 13 years in jail on what is, everything considered, rather ambiguous evidence.
Pretty fucked up family no matter which way you look at it. And even if he did indeed kill his family I very much doubt he could actually be considered dangerous to anyone else. Eh?if indeed....if i say,he did then why would he not be considered dangerous to anyone else?
NighthawkNZ
3rd June 2009, 22:08
The pet cat did it... he as hungry
short-circuit
3rd June 2009, 22:15
I read the same thing somewhere - there was evidence that was consistent with Robin going mental and topping everyone, and then David knocking off the old man.
Technically, he could be found guilty of just one, but the prosecution has tried to hard to tie them together.
You might have read my theory here:
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=49647&page=12&highlight=david+bain
scumdog
3rd June 2009, 22:22
Funny how you don't get 14 years X 5 when you kill 5 people eh?
In other countries he would have got the whole nine yards.
sil3nt
3rd June 2009, 22:24
If you stick him back in jail its going to cost the tax payers to keep him there. Release him and he gets a job or studies or whatever but actually contributes a lot more to society than sitting in a cell.
Who is he going to endanger if you release him? I would happily have David as my neighbour he isn't a threat to anyone.
short-circuit
3rd June 2009, 22:24
Funny how you don't get 14 years X 5 when you kill 5 people eh?
In other countries he would have got the whole nine yards.
What should the penalty be for tampering with evidence in order to frame someone on a multiple murder charge?
Eye for an eye? Life sentence for a life sentence?
Skyryder
3rd June 2009, 22:29
I posted something like that a while back,why couldn't the old man do it,but got caught by David,who in rage shot his old man,far fetched but hey.Depends who puts a better argument to jury really,this time the so called defence experts haven't really convinced me on what I have read or heard,be good to have been in courtroom throughout.
The problem with the old man as the 'doer' was that he did not have any of Stevens blood on him.
There has certainly been plenty of doubt and speculation but there is no evidence other than David Bain being the perp.
Skyryder
Jantar
3rd June 2009, 22:29
Short Circuit has put forward a very valid possibility that neither the prosecution nor the defence have picked up on. Because it hasn't been put to the jury as a possibility they are not able to choose this as a verdict. But they can still convict David of killing Robin and find him not guilty of the rest of the murders.
This scenario does have some validity though as there has been no real evidence as to the order in which the victims died and no motive for David having killed anyone other than Robin.
My vote if I was a member of the jury:
Guilty to the murder of Robin Bain.
Not guilty to the other 4 murders.
98tls
3rd June 2009, 22:30
If you stick him back in jail its going to cost the tax payers to keep him there. Release him and he gets a job or studies or whatever but actually contributes a lot more to society than sitting in a cell.
Who is he going to endanger if you release him? I would happily have David as my neighbour he isn't a threat to anyone. Done deal then,sleep well,guilty or not if he moved in next door to me then one of us would be moving shortly after.
short-circuit
3rd June 2009, 22:34
Short Circuit has put forward a very valid possibility that neither the prosecution nor the defence have picked up on. Because it hasn't been put to the jury as a possibility they are not able to choose this as a verdict. But they can still convict David of killing Robin and find him not guilty of the rest of the murders.
This scenario does have some validity though as there has been no real evidence as to the order in which the victims died and no motive for David having killed anyone other than Robin.
My vote if I was a member of the jury:
Guilty to the murder of Robin Bain.
Not guilty to the other 4 murders.
I rest my case!
Skyryder
3rd June 2009, 22:34
Short Circuit has put forward a very valid possibility that neither the prosecution nor the defence have picked up on. Because it hasn't been put to the jury as a possibility they are not able to choose this as a verdict. But they can still convict David of killing Robin and find him not guilty of the rest of the murders.
This scenario does have some validity though as there has been no real evidence as to the order in which the victims died and no motive for David having killed anyone other than Robin.
My vote if I was a member of the jury:
Guilty to the murder of Robin Bain.
Not guilty to the other 4 murders.
So how do you explain the absence of any kind of struggle on the old man (blood) if he killed Steven. This was a violent struggle that left no trace of blood on the old man.
There is just too much evidence on David...............nothing but speculation and hearsay on the old man.
Skyryder
ajturbo
3rd June 2009, 22:43
Someone at work came up with the same comment,out of interest howd you come to that?
fuck me... you WORK?????
lol..
i think he IS guilty, BUT i also think he will get off....
so he is not guilty.... follow?
98tls
3rd June 2009, 22:46
Short Circuit has put forward a very valid possibility that neither the prosecution nor the defence have picked up on. Because it hasn't been put to the jury as a possibility they are not able to choose this as a verdict. But they can still convict David of killing Robin and find him not guilty of the rest of the murders.
This scenario does have some validity though as there has been no real evidence as to the order in which the victims died and no motive for David having killed anyone other than Robin.
My vote if I was a member of the jury:
Guilty to the murder of Robin Bain.
Not guilty to the other 4 murders. Possible i guess.So he came home to find his family fucked up and shot the old man,still doesnt explain why (to me anyway) he knew his sister was alive and his comment to the 111 operator was "there all dead"not to mention that surely even if he didnt kill them the fact that she was (ok dying but appeared alive)not his first concern ie "an ambulance" rather than "there all dead.
98tls
3rd June 2009, 22:50
fuck me... you WORK?????
lol..
Only just.I dedicate much more time awaiting blimp suits on late model Buells down country roads.:woohoo:
Jantar
3rd June 2009, 23:01
Possible i guess.So he came home to find his family fucked up and shot the old man,still doesnt explain why (to me anyway) he knew his sister was alive and his comment to the 111 operator was "there all dead"not to mention that surely even if he didnt kill them the fact that she was (ok dying but appeared alive)not his first concern ie "an ambulance" rather than "there all dead.
I haven't sat through the trial so only know what was reported in the media. However my understanding is that he didn't know Laniette was still alive, just that he heard "gurgling" noises.
Now don't get me wrong here. I believe that David DID comit all murders, its just that the evidence "beyond reasonable doubt" can only apply to the murder of robin Bain. The others are merely speculation that the same person killed everyone. A person's belief doesn't constitute a required standard of proof.
98tls
3rd June 2009, 23:12
I haven't sat through the trial so only know what was reported in the media. However my understanding is that he didn't know Laniette was still alive, just that he heard "gurgling" noises.
Now don't get me wrong here. I believe that David DID comit all murders, its just that the evidence "beyond reasonable doubt" can only apply to the murder of robin Bain. The others are merely speculation that the same person killed everyone. A person's belief doesn't constitute a required standard of proof. Yea interesting thoughts J,as i stated at the start ive no idea really and am enjoying some of the posts.
smokeyging
3rd June 2009, 23:27
Pick holes in this one gang. is it possible that one of the girls brought home a very, shall we say, 'waywood lover'?
James Deuce
4th June 2009, 00:41
the question i would ask is, if robin bain killed himself and his family, he MUST have known that david would be prime supsect #1, so why not write a decent suicide note (instead of the alleged note on the computer) to ensure his son was left alone.
i reckon david also knew the incest story was going to come out, so killed them to prevent it from doing so, but didn't have the foresight to ensure he was out of the suspect loop.
Robin Bain was thoroughly mental. I would suspect that IF he did do the murder suicide thing, covering his tracks or protecting his family were completely beyond him. Remember, Mum was nuts too and both sisters on the game.
Laniet's pimp decided to go walkabout when he was supposed to be in court too.
Thing is, we're not the jury involved in the case, so it isn't up to us to make any decision based on the conjecture presented as fact by the media. Everyone has an opinion, and if you haven't been in the courtroom the whole time your opinion has no basis in fact.
oldrider
4th June 2009, 01:03
Did they ever look at the possibility that some one else did it?
There seemed to me that others may have had motive but the cops just focussed on these two and made a mess of their investigations!
They burned the house down prematurely too. (IMHO)
He (David) will get off because of the sub standard police work!
Beyond all reasonable doubt? :sick:
Did he do it? who really knows!
The more I see of him, the more I reckon he's capable of doing it, just another "actor" like that bloody Lundy in Palmerston North!
Bloody drama queens trying to bluff their way out of trouble, there was always one in every class at school. :shifty:
Mikkel
4th June 2009, 01:56
Bain guilty as sin.
Yes, no doubt about that - but which one? From the stuff that comes out about the family it sounds like the whole lot of them had something going against them.
Eh?if indeed....if i say,he did then why would he not be considered dangerous to anyone else?
Fucked up family, him having no history of violence besides the present case (not proven). Fucked up teen breaks under the pressure - maybe - and does the family...
A long time as gone past, he's not in the same situation anymore.
Don't forget he has already spent 13 years in prison. If it was indeed the case he had murdered the father and no others, 13 years would still be a long prison term for murder.
YellowDog
4th June 2009, 06:25
I recon this is closer to the truth. David killed his Dad only and saved the local communicty and education system from him.
Did David Bain actually give any evidence at his trial? I haven't heard his explanation of what happened. He was a 15 year old kid. What was going through his mind. Only he knows and what is clear is that hormonal kid no longer exists.
davebullet
4th June 2009, 06:47
When I look at David on the telly, I see either:
1. A not entirely innocent man
2. A man forced to re-live the pain of what happened to his family.
If David killed Robin and not the 4 others, then it would have had to have been in a struggle with Robin walking around / with the gun, potentially pointing at David, but then David could have claimed self defence.
The evidence I fully don't understand is the rifle that was used - Robin could not have pointed at his head and reached the trigger sufficiently as I understand. Unless Robin used a rig, someone else had to pull the trigger on him.
Someone at work came up with the same comment,out of interest howd you come to that?
Funny that others have thought the same thing, it was my own thoughts when idly musing about the evidence re Bain senior and the mechanics of his "suicide".
Add into this the craziness w/motives of Bain Snr. and the traumatised behaviour of Bain Jnr. and the some of the other confusing evidence that seemed to implicate David in the crime and it sort of came up as another possible scenario :Police:
We will never know I suspect.
MisterD
4th June 2009, 08:20
Bain guilty as sin.
Skyryder
MisterD is going back to bed, he feels so dizzy from agreeing with Skyryder that he's fallen into the third person.
Swoop
4th June 2009, 08:22
My opinion is for everyone to wait and find out what the jury decide.
THEY have had the evidence and argument presented before them, NOT us.
MisterD
4th June 2009, 08:22
Ok how's this...David comes home and finds that his Dad has topped himself, goes do-lally and shoots the rest of the family. :sherlock:
short-circuit
4th June 2009, 08:24
My opinion is for everyone to wait and find out what the jury decide.
THEY have had the evidence and argument presented before them, NOT us.
yes mum
sorry mum
Dooly
4th June 2009, 08:27
Blame the Dingo.
Headbanger
4th June 2009, 08:28
he's as guilty as sin.
Though the Jury wont be able to come to a decision and another trial will be ordered.
Should have shot him at the conclusion of the first trial.
MisterD
4th June 2009, 08:28
Ok how's this...David comes home and finds that his Dad has topped himself, goes do-lally and shoots the rest of the family. :sherlock:
I hadn't read Short-Circuit's mirror-image theory before I wrote this...
jim.cox
4th June 2009, 08:29
Did David Bain actually give any evidence at his trial?
No - the defence did not call him - wonder why?
He was a 15 year old kid..
BZZT. Wrong - he was a 22yr old student - still living at home with Mummy and doing a paper round
As the prosecution says - there is NO forensic evidence against Dad, but David had his brother's blood on him
Guilty
short-circuit
4th June 2009, 08:31
I hadn't read Short-Circuit's mirror-image theory before I wrote this...
Doesn't matter - copyright infringement fee will be issued to you in due course
James Deuce
4th June 2009, 08:40
No - the defence did not call him - wonder why?
BZZT. Wrong - he was a 22yr old student - still living at home with Mummy and doing a paper round
As the prosecution says - there is NO forensic evidence against Dad, but David had his brother's blood on him
Guilty
You'd have their blood on you if you came home and found your family dead too.
He was doing the paper run (one of three jobs) trying to keep his sisters off the game.
Mum was mental. Dad was mental. Even if he was guilty, he wasn't leeching off Mum and Dad. Mum and Dad were leeching off their kids.
I'm not getting how being a 22 year old student makes him guilty.
Either way, you don't have enough info to back up your pronouncements and neither do I.
Hitcher
4th June 2009, 08:44
Though the Jury wont be able to come to a decision and another trial will be ordered.
We have majority verdicts now, so the jury will make a decision. That notwithstanding, there wouldn't be a third trial on this matter for several reasons, not least of which is cost to the poor long-suffering taxpayer.
Headbanger
4th June 2009, 08:47
We have majority verdicts now, so the jury will make a decision. That notwithstanding, there wouldn't be a third trial on this matter for several reasons, not least of which is cost to the poor long-suffering taxpayer.
come on now, Lets not allow the real world to interfere with my posts.:niceone:
NDORFN
4th June 2009, 08:47
Innocent. Poor cunt. Imagine the mixed feelings when he discovered that his whole fucked up family were dead, but realising he was instantly alone in the world and being blamed for the deaths no less.
If you stick him back in jail its going to cost the tax payers to keep him there. Release him and he gets a job or studies or whatever but actually contributes a lot more to society than sitting in a cell.
whilst I agree with the sentiment, if David is found not guilty, the tax payer may be liable for millions of $$$ in compensation for wrongful imprisonment... so costs either way.
Good luck to the jury - im predicting a hung jury, and yet another retrial.
MSTRS
4th June 2009, 08:51
... but David had his brother's blood on him
Guilty
You'd have their blood on you if you came home and found your family dead too.
Indeed you would. Probably. The question must be...was the blood on David (forget the socks, they are obvious) simple contact transfer, or was it proximal spatter? We have not been told which it was.
James Deuce
4th June 2009, 09:22
It's up to the jury to decide. If he's found guilty, well and good. I don't have an opinion either way. There's been too much time between trials, the stories being told about family dynamics are vastly different to what was presented last time around, and some incompetent (I hope that's all it was) dickhead threw away evidence.
The whole thing is a cock up.
Paul in NZ
4th June 2009, 10:05
I think the media did it... They were obviously the only ones that had anything to gain out of it...
Mikkel
4th June 2009, 12:00
I'm not gettin ghow being a 22 year old student makes him guilty.
Which part of "intellectuals are dangerous and should be the first against the wall in any proper communist regime" is it you don't get? ;)
It's up to the jury to decide. If he's found guilty, well and good. I don't have an opinion either way. There's been too much time between trials, the stories being told about family dynamics are vastly different to what was presented last time around, and some incompetent (I hope that's all it was) dickhead threw away evidence.
The whole thing is a cock up.
Indeed, and given that Mr. Bain already spent 13 years in prison I'd say leave it at that.
IMO the way to go would be this (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guilty_not_proven). Saves the "justice" system from completely loosing face too.
Skyryder
4th June 2009, 12:31
he's as guilty as sin.
Though the Jury wont be able to come to a decision and another trial will be ordered.
Should have shot him at the conclusion of the first trial.
There is always the possibilty that the jury may find that there is 'insufficient' evidence.
Skyryder
Crazy Steve
4th June 2009, 12:40
Its Not Guilty............
Crazy Steve..
pete376403
4th June 2009, 17:20
So how do you explain the absence of any kind of struggle on the old man (blood) if he killed Steven. This was a violent struggle that left no trace of blood on the old man..Skyryder
Marks on Robin Bains hand that apparently matched Stevens teeth.
pritch
4th June 2009, 17:30
dont think anyone can say innocent or guilty for definate, all he needs is reasonable doubt
Having been watching it on the news, simply because it was there, I decided today that I'm bloody glad I'm not on the jury. I guess in the end it will come down to "reasonable doubt". In that case he may walk, pending a multi million dollar payout?
Big Dan
4th June 2009, 18:04
Coming off the thread that 98tls has done i bring you a poll
Mods feel free to merge threads
short-circuit
4th June 2009, 18:14
Coming off the thread that 98tls has done i bring you a poll
Mods feel free to merge threads
Yay - I can play juror
roadracingoldfart
4th June 2009, 19:21
Not guilty
WHY ?????
Go read the book Karum co-wrote. eye opening.
Not guilty
WHY ?????
Go read the book Karum co-wrote. eye opening.
We wont know if hes guilty or not guilty for possibly a few days yet.
But I hear what you are saying about the book, I havent read it, but did read the David Yallop book on Thomas.
Has the crown given any idea as to what the motive was, that David Bain killed his family?
If there has been no motive, then they are saying he is a psychopthic killer (which he clearly is not)
short-circuit
4th June 2009, 19:25
Yay - I can play juror
I've changed my mind. Can I change my vote?
slofox
4th June 2009, 19:41
and some incompetent (I hope that's all it was) dickhead threw away evidence.
Same thing happened in the AA Thomas case...and it was NOT incompetence that time either..."oh dear, we lost that evidence...how convenient!"
NighthawkNZ
4th June 2009, 19:52
Not guilty
WHY ?????
Go read the book Karum co-wrote. eye opening.
My boss read the same book... and reckons guilty... what gives...
twotyred
4th June 2009, 19:54
Has the crown given any idea as to what the motive was, that David Bain killed his family?
If there has been no motive, then they are saying he is a psychopthic killer (which he clearly is not)
no motive ever put forward... reasonable doubt,he should walk.
Indiana_Jones
4th June 2009, 20:00
A book does not mean someone is innocent.
If David is accquited, that doesn't prove Robin did it nor does it prove David is innocent.
-Indy
YellowDog
4th June 2009, 20:01
No - the defence did not call him - wonder why?
BZZT. Wrong - he was a 22yr old student - still living at home with Mummy and doing a paper round
As the prosecution says - there is NO forensic evidence against Dad, but David had his brother's blood on him
Guilty
OK - I got that completely wrong.
Yes I agree, he may have done it :)
Ronin
4th June 2009, 20:24
I am convinced that I have no idea if David is guilty or not.
I am however positive that I will disagree with which ever verdict the Jury reaches.
My gut says that David is guilty based on his 111 call but who knows.
Glad I'm not on the Jury.
short-circuit
4th June 2009, 20:35
Fuck David's hot to trot these days aye?
short-circuit
4th June 2009, 20:37
Specially if he gets constipation - I mean compensation
roadracingoldfart
4th June 2009, 21:29
My boss read the same book... and reckons guilty... what gives...
Ohhh you silly man ..... if your boss is like mine then hes a pillock ,
So im rite and he cant read.
Seriously , anything has a certain amount of self interpritation in it.
I read David and Goliath twice and i know it does not say he is inocent but it does make it clear to me there was a slack investigation and the tampering was rampent. Bad choices were made and inexperiance made it seem ok at the time.
EG , one of the bodies had blood running uphill from a wound in the pics and yet it was denied the body had been moved by anyone.
roadracingoldfart
4th June 2009, 21:40
We wont know if hes guilty or not guilty for possibly a few days yet.
But I hear what you are saying about the book, I havent read it, but did read the David Yallop book on Thomas.
Has the crown given any idea as to what the motive was, that David Bain killed his family?
If there has been no motive, then they are saying he is a psychopthic killer (which he clearly is not)
I agree and if he is found not guilty by a jury it will not mean he didnt do it , OJ Simpson can claim that as well lol.
If you do read the book im sure it will profoundly sway your opinion of a police force that wasnt used to dealing with such tragic crime scenes. They screwed up badly.
To my knowledge , no motive has been quoted.
What was to gain ? , even the house was only good for a bonfire.
YellowDog
4th June 2009, 21:44
When the verdict is about to be announced, I am sure that David will be 'ALL EARS'
(Fuck me - his head profile looks like the FA cup)
I agree and if he is found not guilty by a jury it will not mean he didnt do it , OJ Simpson can claim that as well lol.
If you do read the book im sure it will profoundly sway your opinion of a police force that wasnt used to dealing with such tragic crime scenes. They screwed up badly.
To my knowledge , no motive has been quoted.
What was to gain ? , even the house was only good for a bonfire.
Using the Thomas/Crew case as an example.....
The Crown had their guy (Thomas)
Some beleive Len Dhemler did it.
After reading the David Yallop book, I figured (and this is my opinion) that neither of those men killed the crews, Janette killed Harvey and a few days later, killed herself (hence her being seen holding the baby the day after the double murder supposedly took place)...who dumped the bodies?...Dhemler.
The Bain case, David has served time for the killing of his family, he is on trail yet again for the same killings, I dont beleive he killed them all, just the one.
The Crown beleive he did it.
Some believe Robin did it...
There is a third senario.
Number One
4th June 2009, 22:25
13 years would still be a long prison term for murder.
Sad that it is only victims who get lifesentances eh?
short-circuit
4th June 2009, 22:33
Sad that it is only the victims that get life eh?
Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought they got death
Number One
4th June 2009, 22:39
Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought they got death
Thank you MR Pedant Sir. I was carefully drinking wine and editing my post to come across more CLEARLY for people like yours benefit :bleh: note the change above ;)
riffer
4th June 2009, 22:40
Sheesh.
No-one's considered that it was Stephen who nutted out.
Killed them all.
David came home, found them all and have a massive fight with Stephen in his room, and ended up killing Stephen.
whaddaya reckon?
short-circuit
4th June 2009, 22:41
Thank you MR Pedant Sir. I was carefully drinking wine and editing my post to come across more CLEARLY for people like yours benefit :bleh: note the change above ;)
Yes well being too loose with the facts was what got us all here in the first place innit?
Number One
4th June 2009, 22:42
David came home, found them all and have a massive fight with Stephen in his room, and ended up killing Stephen.
whaddaya reckon?
I think that is plausible for sure
Number One
4th June 2009, 22:46
Yes well being too loose with the facts was what got us all here in the first place innit?
Being TOO loose with the facts?
Geeze man - don't you know??!!
Never let the facts get in the way of a good thread I mean story ;)
Brownstoo
4th June 2009, 22:55
There's too many holes, he's gonna walk
Skyryder
4th June 2009, 23:01
Marks on Robin Bains hand that apparently matched Stevens teeth.
Not good enough.
Mr Adams said the marks could have been caused if Robin Bain had struck Stephen Bain with an upper cut to the teeth.
But in cross-examination he conceded the marks could have been caused by something other than teeth.
And where is the blood if Steven and Robin fought??
There is not any.............because they did not.
Skyryder
woodybee
4th June 2009, 23:08
No-one will ever know. Let it rest, it was long ago, he was a different person then anyway.All this mother fucker has done, is gone to the school of crime, and thought himself innocent, and you can convince yourself of anything.
yeah sure the evidence from back then was a little obscure, but why the fuck would the Dad have done the whole family and left Little Davey alive, there is no way he would have, Father and Son loathed each other, and David would have been the first one to have got a bullet, but as he didn't then it proves to me that Dad was the first one that got the bullet and then David lost it completely he was aware the family saw what he had done, he panicked and fryed the lot of them, if only one of them had survived.
Then that lone family member, could have cast the stone at David and shown im for the cold caculating murderer he is.
He is the guiltiest fucker I have ever seen, I have followed the case closely, Defence solicitors always glorify with making the evidence look abit shabby and then the judge says it has to go beyond reasonable doubt. The defence solicitors are as fucking guilty as those who they represent.,
Having been a cop in England for 14 years, I wouldnt trust a defence solicitor as far as I could throw him, they have got new defence solicitors in on this case not the old ones, but they get the old cops in that are shaky on their memory, its all unfair.
Defence Solicitors are a law to themselves and got folk off for the most horrendous things, as they have cruel mischievious minds and are borne from the same mould as these murdering evil fuckers. They know the truth and twist it to get the bad guys off. You can thank them for these horrible folk walking the earth again....a lot of them go onto reoffend too.
Sorry if that sounds harsh, but how the hell can Bain live with himself, and too all those Defence solicitors how the fuck can you sleep at night, knowing that you are defending someone who has done a henious crime.
A leopard will never change his spots and all this rehabilitation bollocks, never works crims have evil and calculating minds, they do wrong knowingly. They do not deserve to walk the earth with good mortals..........
Here endeth the lesson..............Woo nothing like letting off steam on bad guys.................Roar......................... ...Didnt even have enough time to put any smiley bits in.
Tatty Bye
Woodybee. And don't nobody give me a bad reputation for this one, otherwise I will hunt you do gooders and ever so lovely....give the bad guys a chance, and let you know my thoughts....................Ta Dar.......
RIPOFF
5th June 2009, 08:34
What you wrote is a reality,crimes get away with heavie shit all the time in NZ,im no red neck but one things for sure eye for eye.:blank:
Mikkel
5th June 2009, 08:49
He is the guiltiest fucker I have ever seen, I have followed the case closely, Defence solicitors always glorify with making the evidence look abit shabby and then the judge says it has to go beyond reasonable doubt. The defence solicitors are as fucking guilty as those who they represent.,
Having been a cop in England for 14 years, I wouldnt trust a defence solicitor as far as I could throw him, they have got new defence solicitors in on this case not the old ones, but they get the old cops in that are shaky on their memory, its all unfair.
Defence Solicitors are a law to themselves and got folk off for the most horrendous things, as they have cruel mischievious minds and are borne from the same mould as these murdering evil fuckers. They know the truth and twist it to get the bad guys off. You can thank them for these horrible folk walking the earth again....a lot of them go onto reoffend too.
Gee, you certainly come across openminded and objective on this whole subject. I hope not too many working cops share that attitude, if so we are in deeper shit than I could have imagined...
Between the 29th clause of the Magna Carta (and what follows from it) and the concept of "innocent until proven guilty" the legal system is, generally speaking, put together so that there's a greater risk of acquitting the guilty than condemning the innocent.
Would any of us really have it any other way? If so, there's plenty of places around the world where they don't fuck around - Saudia Arabia anyone? - that doesn't lead to less violent or criminal societies though.
If the evidence doesn't hold up, the prosecution fails and he walks - whether he did it or not - just like he should.
ynot slow
5th June 2009, 09:12
This cops and robbers(lawyers are legal robbers)stuff is just that.
Is almost like who can spin the best yarn,and make it believable to 12 normal people get the result.
Hope the jury can get a result,the scary part is beyond doubt,thus the crux reasonable doubt,and for what has been proffered there is doubt.
Have thought he was guilty,but with nagging doubts about Karams thinking on evidence.The other thing is Bain has to admit innocence as he will lose his major backer and friend in Karam.You'd think if he said yep I did it down the raod Karam would be up for murder.
Swoop
5th June 2009, 11:06
Has the crown given any idea as to what the motive was, that David Bain killed his family?
If there has been no motive, then they are saying he is a psychopthic killer (which he clearly is not)
The judge has basically said "forget motive, just tell us who did it" in the summing up.
There is a third senario.
The butler did it.:eek:
oldrider
5th June 2009, 11:40
The judge has basically said "forget motive, just tell us who did it" in the summing up.
The butler did it.:eek:
The butler! :confused: Was he a relative?
Did no other family members have a motive, if it wasn't David or Robin?
Well I bet a few "uncles etc" have lost some sweat lately and may be relieved when it's all over. (for a while anyway) :shifty:
r0bin killed the familly , david got home and killed robin, case should only be one charge of manslauter................david already don 12yrs ' STOP WASTING OUR TAXS ON B>>>S>>. thats my 2 cents worth
Crazy Steve
5th June 2009, 12:21
Jury will be out by the end of the day...
The Verdict.....Not Guilty ! ! !
Case closed..
Crazy Steve..
jim.cox
5th June 2009, 12:30
r0bin killed the familly , david got home and killed robin
#define ! NOT
nice theory !
how ya gonna make the evidence fit that one?
DougieNZ
5th June 2009, 12:48
Hmm there is one other point here. If David is innocent why did he not take the stand and let the jury see the "whites of his eyes". I know he doesn't have to but I would love to see him answer the following simple questions:
1. When you got home you said you saw your mother and father dead and could hear Laniet "gurgling". So why wait 20-25 minutes before calling 111?
2. When you did call 111, why did you say "they're all dead" when you said later that you only saw your mother and father?
3. Bearing in mind the above, how did you get your brother's blood on the back of your shirt?
4. Why did you turn the washing machine on before dialling 111?
I don't believe that this was a case of multiple murderers. In this case, David would have the perfect self defence case... so why not just simply tell police what happened?:Police:
MIXONE
5th June 2009, 14:42
I lived about 100 metres away from Emery St. at the time of the murders and subsequently followed the case very closely and at the time was convinced of David's guilt.I have since read Karam's book and was totally convinced of his innocence.Now having followed the retrial I just don't know anymore.I'm
glad I'm not on the jury!!!
IMO I think he is guilty but too much doubt remains to convict him.
short-circuit
5th June 2009, 14:49
I think he is guilty but too much doubt remains to convict him.
Me too.
I think he most likely did the lot of them.
If he didn't, he most certainly topped his old man.
chucky19
5th June 2009, 15:05
Gee, you certainly come across openminded and objective on this whole subject. I hope not too many working cops share that attitude, if so we are in deeper shit than I could have imagined...
Between the 29th clause of the Magna Carta (and what follows from it) and the concept of "innocent until proven guilty" the legal system is, generally speaking, put together so that there's a greater risk of acquitting the guilty than condemning the innocent.
Would any of us really have it any other way? If so, there's plenty of places around the world where they don't fuck around - Saudia Arabia anyone? - that doesn't lead to less violent or criminal societies though.
If the evidence doesn't hold up, the prosecution fails and he walks - whether he did it or not - just like he should.
Your sarcasm in your opening sentence is just as strong as your interpretation of the legal process.
It is the duty of the police to fairly investigate crimes and to gather evidence to bring perpetrators of those crimes before the Court. If there was insufficient evidence to establish a prima facie case against a suspect then the trial would never be able to proceed, and that is not decided by the police but by the Courts. It is up to the police and their experts to gather and interpret the evidence for the purposes of proving the ingredients of the charges against the accused.
The suspect is 'innocent until proven guilty' in the eyes of the Court only. If one of your family members was murdered would you expect the police to investigate the local corner dairy owner with the same intensity as the prime suspect?? They are not there to investigate every Tom, Dick or Harry suspect, they are there to collect relevant and admissable evidence. (Unfortunately for the police the rules regarding admissable evidence are stacked heavily in favour of the accused. I hope that one day some of that evidence will come out in this case.)
Surely if credible evidence to the contrary arises or if witnesses recant their stories then charges against a suspect will be dropped, and it occurs daily when victims of domestic violence withdraw their statements. If they don't do this then sure, vilify and malign them all you want.
Believe me, there would have been nothing the guys at the Every St scene would have liked more than to have written the scene off as a murder/suicide, and i suspect that some vital evidence was not pursued properly due to the fact that in the first instance they believed that it was Robin that had committed the murders. You can be sure that if it was collected the defence would have had to call more 'experts' to try and confuse the jury.
Yes leave it up to the Court to determine guilt or innocence.
Are jury trials the best solution?? No - unless you are guilty.
MSTRS
5th June 2009, 15:29
It is up to the police and their experts to gather and interpret the evidence for the purposes of proving the ingredients of the charges against the accused.
Quite right. But playing fast and loose with evidence is a no-no. And that happens too often. Wilful tampering or otherwise, it happened in this case too.
YellowDog
5th June 2009, 15:46
If DB was innocent, all he had to do was to take the stand and explain and describe what happened.
He and is team are trying to get off on a technicality.
OJ Simpson got away with murder, so why shouldn't DB?
(BECAUSE IT IS WRONG)
twotyred
5th June 2009, 16:44
justice finally!!:second::clap::clap:
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 16:45
That was quick!
madmal64
5th June 2009, 16:45
That will cost us
twotyred
5th June 2009, 16:46
That will cost us
and so it should...
98tls
5th June 2009, 16:46
'Not Guilty' Go figure eh.
NOT GUILTY ON ALL CHARGES!!! how much did that crap cost the country, fked up justice department
Str8 Jacket
5th June 2009, 16:48
Based on only the small amount of facts that the media "fed" us I believe that there was always reasonable doubt to not have been convicted in the first place.
I really hope that he is not guilty.
98tls
5th June 2009, 16:48
Getting the money will be a lot harder than getting a not guilty verdict.
samgab
5th June 2009, 16:49
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10576209
Not guilty on all charges.
smoky
5th June 2009, 16:49
Now he can back to his life (what's left of it), and get back to riding his motorbike
98tls
5th June 2009, 16:49
Seems our poll carried no weight with the jurors.:blank:
twotyred
5th June 2009, 16:49
Based on only the small amount of facts that the media "fed" us I believe that there was always reasonable doubt to not have been convicted in the first place.
I really hope that he is not guilty.
those of us that have followed it since day one and know "some" of those involved have always known he was innocent..
twotyred
5th June 2009, 16:50
Getting the money will be a lot harder than getting a not guilty verdict.
it is a completely seperate issue and not the issue at all really
YellowDog
5th June 2009, 16:50
Farking Amazing............
marty
5th June 2009, 16:51
'not guilty' is a long way from 'innocent'
twotyred
5th June 2009, 16:51
Farking Amazing............
farking brilliant..........
Str8 Jacket
5th June 2009, 16:51
those of us that have followed it since day one and know "some" of those involved have always known he was innocent..
I am a Government employee. I do not have an opinion.
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 16:53
those of us that have followed it since day one and know "some" of those involved have always known he was innocent..
Oh really so you did it then! That's the only way of knowing.
sunhuntin
5th June 2009, 16:53
a good result. i will never know how they managed to find impartial kiwi jurors... theres very few that havent heard of and formed an opinion of the case.
twotyred
5th June 2009, 16:54
I am a Government employee. I do not have an opinion.
ok....:niceone:
Headbanger
5th June 2009, 16:55
When he gets his compensation he can get those ears fixed up sweet as.
twotyred
5th June 2009, 16:55
Oh really so you did it then! That's the only way of knowing.
lol, my best friend is related to the head cop involved
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 16:56
lol, my best friend is related to the head cop involved
Well they should have just asked you then. Would of saved a lot of money.
short-circuit
5th June 2009, 16:58
those of us that have followed it since day one and know "some" of those involved have always known he was innocent..
Hey calm down there. A finding of Not Guilty is not proof of innocence
98tls
5th June 2009, 16:58
it is a completely seperate issue and not the issue at all really Actually it was in response to your "so it should" comment so it didnt seem seperate at all.
marty
5th June 2009, 16:59
lol, my best friend is related to the head cop involved
oh you should have been the prime witness then with that kind of connection - you must know EVERYTHING. we bow down to your related greatness (twice removed)
Dooly
5th June 2009, 16:59
When he gets his compensation he can get those ears fixed up sweet as.
And some new jersies!!!
Indiana_Jones
5th June 2009, 16:59
<img src="http://www.drinkworks.com.au/images/tui-beer-bottle.jpg">
-Indy
98tls
5th June 2009, 17:01
those of us that have followed it since day one and know "some" of those involved have always known he was innocent.. :killingme:killingme Really.Care to enlighten us.
short-circuit
5th June 2009, 17:01
If DB was innocent, all he had to do was to take the stand and explain and describe what happened. OJ Simpson got away with murder, so why shouldn't DB?
(BECAUSE IT IS WRONG)
DB and OJ?
Are you taking this international?
smoky
5th June 2009, 17:01
'not guilty' is a long way from 'innocent'
Not guilty is a hell of a lot further away from 'guilty'
pete376403
5th June 2009, 17:02
In Scotland they have a thrid option - Not Proven
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 17:06
Some great coverage on the television haha.
peasea
5th June 2009, 17:07
And some new jersies!!!
Why? What's wrong with the artworks he already has?
short-circuit
5th June 2009, 17:07
Fuck there wasn't much deliberation.
Inny minny miney moe....
Fuck it outta here in time for neighbours
twotyred
5th June 2009, 17:08
:killingme:killingme Really.Care to enlighten us.
:killingme:killingme nope
have a nice day :niceone::drinknsin
Crazy Steve
5th June 2009, 17:10
'Not Guilty'
Yeah yeah...
Please see my earlier post of 3hours ago.....
It says all what happened in advance......
Crazy Steve..
short-circuit
5th June 2009, 17:10
:killingme:killingme nope
have a nice day :niceone::drinknsin
TooTryer and David are friends on facebook.
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 17:12
TooTryer and David are friends on facebook.
Well really he is friends with a guy who knows a guy who has David on his facebook.
98tls
5th June 2009, 17:12
TooTryer and David are friends on facebook. Well then finally they will get to have a nice romantic dinner.
Indiana_Jones
5th June 2009, 17:14
<img src="http://www.topnews.in/light/files/O.J.Simpson.jpg">
I didn't do shit, Nigger!
-Indy
marty
5th June 2009, 17:14
Well really he is friends with a guy who knows a guy who has David on his facebook.
maybe his mum's friend used to be on the PTA at a school that had a sausage sizzle with the one that robin bain worked at.
short-circuit
5th June 2009, 17:15
Well then finally they will get to have a nice romantic dinner.
Perhaps TooTryer is under the impression that if he sticks up for David on KB he's "in" when it comes compensation time.
Romantic dinners on!!!
oldguy
5th June 2009, 17:16
He is guilty of one crime, he should get 20 years for crimes against fashion, I will never get that pic of his jerseys out of my head:doh:
Im happy with the out come.
peasea
5th June 2009, 17:17
Some great coverage on the television haha.
It's all becoming so U-S-A isn't it?
Health and justice are for the rich. (And while I know DB isn't rich, Joe Karam sure has poured a shitload into this.)
It's nice to say 'money is not the issue' but without it you're pretty much fucked. Add a simple chap to the equation (A A Thomas is another, with all due respect to both guys) and the cops make mincemeat (for want of a better word) out of things/people.
If DB is guilty and has been found otherwise then he must be some kind of criminal genius with incredible backing. If he is, as was found, not guilty then he has suffered immeasurably. Compensation should be forthcoming and he shouldn't have to fight for it.
DB can now go home and properly mourn the loss of his family and JK is vindicated. I'd like to buy them both a beer, I'm sure they could do with one.
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 17:20
It's all becoming so U-S-A isn't it?
I find most of the stories on the news are far to invasive and simply unnecessary. A lot of the time I find myself saying why should anyone else have to know about this. Obviously not talking about the bain trial.
James Deuce
5th June 2009, 17:20
I've got this mental image of redneck heads literally exploding with frustration, and the headless bodies running around exclaiming loudly through their neck hole that, "It must have been a liberal jury, they must have been Labour voters. Neeeeeyah."
short-circuit
5th June 2009, 17:20
DB can now go home and properly mourn the loss of his family and JK is vindicated. I'd like to buy them both a beer, I'm sure they could do with one.
Dangerous Bastard can buy David Bain a Dominion Brewery beverage
98tls
5th June 2009, 17:22
I to would buy him a beer but i would want witnesses.
short-circuit
5th June 2009, 17:22
Dangerous Bastard can buy David Bain a Dominion Brewery beverage
Tui would be more appropriate though
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 17:22
They were following Bain out of the court with the video camera and some reporter yelled out holy shit its the jury as some people were exiting the back of the court.
peasea
5th June 2009, 17:26
I find most of the stories on the news are far to invasive and simply unnecessary. A lot of the time I find myself saying why should anyone else have to know about this. Obviously not talking about the bain trial.
The mass media are a bunch of arrogant arsewipes. I often think that when celeb's and others lash out, bash a cameraman or whatever that often it's justified. Then the person in the frame gets the criminal charge. (?) What right does the media have to thrust a camera in your face and ask dumb questions when you're simply walking down the street? None!
peasea
5th June 2009, 17:26
Tui would be more appropriate though
OK, Tui ad's, where are they?????
YellowDog
5th June 2009, 17:27
If you are David Bain, what do you do now?
His reason for being has now gone.
It'll be tough.
peasea
5th June 2009, 17:28
I've got this mental image of redneck heads literally exploding with frustration, and the headless bodies running around exclaiming loudly through their neck hole that, "It must have been a liberal jury, they must have been Labour voters. Neeeeeyah."
Your imagination is of concern.
peasea
5th June 2009, 17:28
if you are david bain, what do you do now?
His reason for being has now gone.
It'll be tough.
parrrrrrrrrteeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 17:29
The mass media are a bunch of arrogant arsewipes. I often think that when celeb's and others lash out, bash a cameraman or whatever that often it's justified. Then the person in the frame gets the criminal charge. (?) What right does the media have to thrust a camera in your face and ask dumb questions when you're simply walking down the street? None!
Yeah. recently a business in Christchurch was closed because the owners were getting divorced. Once the media got hold of this fact they were bloody sitting outside their house asking them if it was fair that their divorce meant people lost jobs. To me that is too far and too personal.
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 17:29
If you are David Bain, what do you do now?
His reason for being has now gone.
It'll be tough.
Well he can't 'do it again' can he.
peasea
5th June 2009, 17:31
Please, please, please. Is there some way we turn this into a cop-bashing thread?
Please?
short-circuit
5th June 2009, 17:31
Well he can't 'do it again' can he.
Bling well earned
i thought he was innocent, regarding compensation if he goes for it he is a gold digger if he doesnt it will be because he is guilty
Naki Rat
5th June 2009, 17:32
NOT GUILTY ON ALL CHARGES!!! how much did that crap cost the country, fked up justice department
25 million according to NewstalkZB this morning!
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 17:32
Please, please, please. Is there some way we turn this into a cop-bashing thread?
Please?
The lens, the lens, don't touch the lens!
James Deuce
5th June 2009, 17:33
Can anyone see where that cartridge I just kicked went?
peasea
5th June 2009, 17:33
The lens, the lens, don't touch the lens!
Are you suggesting he was 'framed'?
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 17:34
Are you suggesting he was 'framed'?
I don't know, are YOU suggesting he was framed?
peasea
5th June 2009, 17:34
Can anyone see where that cartridge I just kicked went?
We have high-calibre cops, don't we?
Not.
Now they might have to 'shell out'.
short-circuit
5th June 2009, 17:35
Fuck there wasn't much deliberation.
Inny minny miney moe....
Fuck it outta here in time for neighbours
Yip. There ya go. Neighbours has just started and the T.V coverage cut none of it short. Good job guys
peasea
5th June 2009, 17:35
I don't know, are YOU suggesting he was framed?
One cop, at least, described DB as "the enemy". Hmmmmm.
marty
5th June 2009, 17:36
I guess he's off to KFC now to murder a Family Pack......all by himself.
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 17:37
One cop, at least, described DB as "the enemy". Hmmmmm.
Well if there is one thing we know for certain, it was not twotyres friend who said that.
Scouse
5th June 2009, 17:37
'Not Guilty'
Unfookin believable I certainly would not want him living in the same house as me.
Obviously this pack of Jurors believe in coincidence
Indiana_Jones
5th June 2009, 17:38
I solved the case!
This is who did it!....
<img src="http://static.stuff.co.nz/1186574400/369/75369.jpg">
And fled on...
<img src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/ad/Shergarface.jpg">
-Indy
oldrider
5th June 2009, 17:43
David Bain didn't do it! Well, who did?
I hope it doesn't all just fade away now, five people are still dead! :Police:
If the Crown are so sure that Robin didn't do it and the jury say David didn't do it, SOME ONE DID? :doh:
For a person to say, "not guilty, is far from innocent", is very disturbing to me.
Does anyone here actually understand the statement, "innocent untill PROVEN guilty"? Consider the sheer magnitude of that statement for a moment. It is what the justice system is built on, and is the very reason you get to enjoy some freedoms so flipantly taken for granted.
A finding of not guilty should mean, that one cannot have the accusation held against them, but that aint the world we live in, so he should get compensation, since the guy will be looked at sideways the rest of his life. How could he get a decent job like that?
I dont know the facts of the case, VERY few people do, but to suggest things about the prosecution, or David Bain is cowerdly, and just plain bullshit.
98tls
5th June 2009, 17:47
David Bain didn't do it! Well, who did?
I hope it doesn't all just fade away now, five people are still dead! :Police:
If the Crown are so sure that Robin didn't do it and the jury say David didn't do it, SOME ONE DID? :doh: Possibly his jersey,when good jerseys go bad.:nono:
peasea
5th June 2009, 17:49
David Bain didn't do it! Well, who did?
I hope it doesn't all just fade away now, five people are still dead! :Police:
If the Crown are so sure that Robin didn't do it and the jury say David didn't do it, SOME ONE DID? :doh:
Did they have a butler?
David Bain didn't do it! Well, who did?
I hope it doesn't all just fade away now, five people are still dead! :Police:
If the Crown are so sure that Robin didn't do it and the jury say David didn't do it, SOME ONE DID? :doh:
A proper case has never been made to support the theory that Robin Bain did it.
There is however no evidence to suggest anyone else was there according to the prosecution, to try and say an outsider did it now, would be a complete waste of time. Even I could defend the accused on that wee gem.
ManDownUnder
5th June 2009, 17:51
Not Guilty??? I hope that's what the KB poll said - otherwise the Jury must've gotten it wrong!
marty
5th June 2009, 17:52
I'm a bit disappointed none of his family was there to support him.
98tls
5th June 2009, 17:52
Did they have a butler? If they did he was a lazy cunt,place was a mess.
Creeping Death
5th June 2009, 17:53
Did they have a butler?
If they did,he wasn't a very tidy one...
MIXONE
5th June 2009, 17:53
'Not Guilty'
It's a damn shame none of his family were in court to support him.
peasea
5th June 2009, 17:53
Possibly his jersey,when good jerseys go bad.:nono:
Stitched up, ya reckon?
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 17:53
I'm a bit disappointed none of his family was there to support him.
Haha now that is brilliant!
Fatt Max
5th June 2009, 17:54
Has anyone asked the guy in the court who kept passing the gun around? I mean, he seemed to know the workings of a gun, when anyone wanted to look at it he gave it to them and then he took it away each night. Fuck me, have IQ's gone seriously south lately....?
I mean, the gun was obviously his so he must have done it....jeez, have I solved the case or what?
Oh, and any idea when I can expect to get my red grape crushing socks back, its picking season soon.
marty
5th June 2009, 17:54
For a person to say, "not guilty, is far from innocent", is very disturbing to me.
Does anyone here actually understand the statement, "innocent untill PROVEN guilty"? Consider the sheer magnitude of that statement for a moment. It is what the justice system is built on, and is the very reason you get to enjoy some freedoms so flipantly taken for granted.
A finding of not guilty should mean, that one cannot have the accusation held against them, but that aint the world we live in, so he should get compensation, since the guy will be looked at sideways the rest of his life. How could he get a decent job like that?
I dont know the facts of the case, VERY few people do, but to suggest things about the prosecution, or David Bain is cowerdly, and just plain bullshit.
So on that theory, no-one should be denied bail.
And the only one who REALLY knows, is bain himself.
I doubt that he'll get compo - does everyone who gets found not guilty get it? would you be happy with a patched gang member being found not guilty getting compo for his trouble?
James Deuce
5th June 2009, 17:54
I'm a bit disappointed none of his family was there to support him.
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Bad.
Creeping Death
5th June 2009, 17:54
If they did he was a lazy cunt,place was a mess.
Ooooohhh snapped!Lol!
Deano
5th June 2009, 17:54
This should be on comedy central. Keep up the good work.
chucky19
5th June 2009, 17:55
Quite right. But playing fast and loose with evidence is a no-no. And that happens too often. Wilful tampering or otherwise, it happened in this case too.
And I'm sure that you could come up with evidence to support this statement.
Fingerprints?? Fibres?? Blood??
Doesn't seem to matter how much you come up with, just get a high profile supporter, a good defence liar and you can get away with murder (or 5).
He won't get compo because to do so he would have to prove his innocence, and that may mean facing the evidence that wasn't allowed to be given at trial.
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 17:56
And the only one who REALLY knows, is bain himself.
Don't forget twotyres mate.
98tls
5th June 2009, 17:56
Stitched up, ya reckon? Confused id say,Grandma Bain must have been fucking colour blind.
James Deuce
5th June 2009, 17:57
And I'm sure that you could come up with evidence to support this statement.
Fingerprints?? Fibres?? Blood??
Doesn't seem to matter how much you come up with, just get a high profile supporter, a good defence liar and you can get away with murder (or 5).
He won't get compo because to do so he would have to prove his innocence, and that may mean facing the evidence that wasn't allowed to be given at trial.
Errr, if you're referring to David Bain's case evidence was tampered with in situ ,and a large chunk of it was thrown away in 1995.
Forgive me for being thick, but Not Guilty is about as good a reference for innocence as you'll get out of the court system.
Pedrostt500
5th June 2009, 17:57
David Bain didn't do it! Well, who did?
I hope it doesn't all just fade away now, five people are still dead! :Police:
If the Crown are so sure that Robin didn't do it and the jury say David didn't do it, SOME ONE DID? :doh:
The crown have been known to get it wrong in the past, Arthur Allen Tomas springs to mind.
Now alot of the times the crown gets it right, yes I still have faith in our justice system, it is not a perfect system but it is the one we have.
What we have to be careful of in these cases is trial by News Media.
short-circuit
5th June 2009, 17:58
Don't forget twotyres mate.
And TooTryer himself
short-circuit
5th June 2009, 17:59
Errr, if you're referring to David Bain's case evidence was tampered with in situ ,and a large chunk of it was thrown away in 1995.
Forgive me for being thick, but Not Guilty is about as good a reference for innocence as you'll get out of the court system.
You're forgiven
ajturbo
5th June 2009, 18:00
shame his family wasn't there to support him...
Oakie
5th June 2009, 18:01
The verdict leaves me uncomfortable.
I agree that the defence did a good job in demonstrating reasonable doubt.
I agree that with the prosecution being unable to prove beyond doubt that he did it ... he had to walk free.
Did I mention that my cousin was involved in Bain's legal defense in the very early stages? Yes. I feel uncomfortable about him walking free.
OK. Moving on now. He's free. I hope he has a good life and is allowed to contribute to society somehow and that not too many people jump on his coat-tails to make money or get publicity for themselves.
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 18:02
Legal aid = $2.7 Million
So on that theory, no-one should be denied bail.Bail is granted to those, that a court deems not to be a danger to society. It has nothing to do with innocence.
And the only one who REALLY knows, is bain himself.
I doubt that he'll get compo - does everyone who gets found not guilty get it? would you be happy with a patched gang member being found not guilty getting compo for his trouble?
He spent thirteen years in jail, for a crime he has been found not to have commited. Minimum compensation would be minimum wage for those years. Then ACC will have to figure out what he should get for mental anguish.
There is at least one case I know of, where a guy escaping prison broke his arm. For that he got a lump sum pay out from ACC. This seems pretty bloody rough to me, but it comes under the one standard for everyone umbrella I guess.
marty
5th June 2009, 18:05
Legal aid = $2.7 Million
there's his payout.
The defense team did a fantastic job, and created "reasonable doubt" in the mind of the jury that heard the case this time.
I wasn't on that jury, and have not heard all the evidence presented to the court. I have however, read and heard about this case over and over and over. Having said that I have only heard/read what has been previously filtered via what ever media presented it.
While I personally dont think this man Baine is completely innocent, based purely on my gut instinct I might add, I accept the verdict as it stands.
I really hope that this young man can recover from his undeniably shitty upbringing, his prison term for commiting one of the worst multiple murders this country has ever seen and the stress of having to go to trial yet again when the original verdict was quashed.
Think of all the money it has cost us, lets hope it does not cost us more!
Sketchy_Racer
5th June 2009, 18:05
Legal aid = $2.7 Million
What are you doing on here! Do you even have a bike!! (RG100!! here btw)
Deano
5th June 2009, 18:05
The verdict leaves me uncomfortable.
I agree that the defence did a good job in demonstrating reasonable doubt.
I agree that with the prosecution being unable to prove beyond doubt that he did it ... he had to walk free.
Did I mention that my cousin was involved in Bain's legal defense in the very early stages? Yes. I feel uncomfortable about him walking free.
OK. Moving on now. He's free. I hope he has a good life and is allowed to contribute to society somehow and that not too many people jump on his coat-tails to make money or get publicity for themselves.
Is your cousin on facebook too ?
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 18:06
there's his payout.
I guess you could say we all paid our part in proving his innocence.
peasea
5th June 2009, 18:07
The crown have been known to get it wrong in the past, Arthur Allen Tomas springs to mind.
Now alot of the times the crown gets it right, yes I still have faith in our justice system, it is not a perfect system but it is the one we have.
What we have to be careful of in these cases is trial by News Media.
It's the way of the world mate.
98tls
5th June 2009, 18:07
Legal aid = $2.7 Million Wonder what its cost Karam?To be honest whilst i dont personally agree with the verdict (which means nothing) i am happy for Joe Karam as his support has been vindicated.
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 18:08
What are you doing on here! Do you even have a bike!! (RG100!! here btw)
Mate you know me. When there is piss to be taken i'm going to take the piss.
Legal aid = $2.7 Million
A comforting thing it is too.
I would need legal aid if I was charged with a crime, and it's good to know there isn't a limit on it.
NDORFN
5th June 2009, 18:09
Good for him. The guy deserves a medal.
Max Preload
5th June 2009, 18:13
Hey calm down there. A finding of Not Guilty is not proof of innocence
Innocent until proven guilty. Not proven guilty = innocent.
ynot slow
5th June 2009, 18:15
If compo is granted watch the hangers on jump into spotlight,he has a few original friends who stood by,Karam only seems to be prominant one,Best he grabs the dough and goes offshore,he has no family(not sure how whacko his aunties/uncles are)here.
Mind you if he gets compo say $3million,hope he pays some back to legal aid.
And if he didn't do it,his old man didn't,then because the cops decided DB was the culprit any evidence has gone,that means a mass murderer is about free.
I guess you could say we all paid our part in proving his innocence.
Yes indeed, but there is the thought we may get to pay again for the time we paid to prove him guilty.
MSTRS
5th June 2009, 18:18
While I personally dont think this man Baine is completely innocent...
...of what? Just what are you accusing me of having done?
Hmmmm?
Sp. Mom, sp :bleh:
...of what? Just what are you accusing me of having done?
Hmmmm?
Sp. Mom, sp :bleh:
:killingme <nothing> </nothing>
crazyhorse
5th June 2009, 18:25
I'm glad for him - never thought he'd done it - even though it was extremely controversial. Well done David, hopefully you can get on with your life now
short-circuit
5th June 2009, 18:29
Innocent until proven guilty. Not proven guilty = innocent.
So if someone commits a crime and then gets away with it because of incompetence by police or prosecution lawyers, they are innocent?
Yeah that makes sense.
NDORFN
5th June 2009, 18:34
So if someone commits a crime and then gets away with it because of incompetence by police or prosecution lawyers, they are innocent?
Yeah that makes sense.
Yeah that's pretty much how it works. So direct your frustration at the pigs.
Grahameeboy
5th June 2009, 18:38
those of us that have followed it since day one and know "some" of those involved have always known he was innocent..
How could they know for sure..
He was convicted in 1994 by a Jury so not sure why the Govt are at fault...he is then found not Guilty by a Jury...that's the justice system.
There will always be some doubt but enough to find him not guilty this time with more evidence which had the benefit of belated time to delve further and at the end of the day justice was served and he is now free.
I don't think you can blame the Police. They presented the evidence to the Prosecution who made the decision and at the time due process followed
Ronin
5th June 2009, 18:41
I'm a bit disappointed none of his family was there to support him.
Exhumation?
YellowDog
5th June 2009, 18:42
Maybe The Crown will appeal this verdict?
If the appeal fails, they can apply to the privi council.
If that fails, they can apply again in a couple of years.
How abut a retrial of the retrialled trial in 2015 :)
Grahameeboy
5th June 2009, 18:43
I guess you could say we all paid our part in proving his innocence.
What utter bollocks....how so....
sunhuntin
5th June 2009, 18:43
my own thoughts is his was jailed for the simple fact that given the number of dead, the police at the time were basically obliged to jail someone, anyone. the public would not have accepted a murder/suicide with one lucky survivor. so they target the most likely. in violent crimes, cops always look at family first and then work out through extended family, friends and strangers. david being only immediate family member alive was the perfect choice, right or wrong.
Grahameeboy
5th June 2009, 18:44
Exhumation?
Probably why he killed them.........:niceone:
Deano
5th June 2009, 18:45
Probably why he killed them.........:niceone:
Are you judging him ?
Grahameeboy
5th June 2009, 18:47
Are you judging him ?
No just mucking around...........I have no idea but the reality is we will never know the real truth....if he did not kill him I am pleased....if he did then I am also pleased that he will live with that too...
James Deuce
5th June 2009, 18:47
I don't think you can blame the Police. They presented the evidence to the Prosecution who made the decision and at the time due process followed
They couldn't present all the evidence. They threw a big chunk of it away once David was jailed.
MattRSK
5th June 2009, 18:47
What utter bollocks....how so....
Where does legal aid come from Grahameeboy?
chucky19
5th June 2009, 18:48
Errr, if you're referring to David Bain's case evidence was tampered with in situ ,and a large chunk of it was thrown away in 1995.
Forgive me for being thick, but Not Guilty is about as good a reference for innocence as you'll get out of the court system.
Tampered with?? If investigators have a crystal ball and can plot every step they make into a scene with no care given to finding out if people are dead or not, or if someone with a gun is still actually in the scene then they can go into a scene and not 'tamper'. Unfortunately they don't.
A large chunk thrown away?? He had been found guilty and the Court of Appeal had dismissed his appeal. The investigation happened 14 years ago and things were a lot different back then forensically. The evidence thrown away had very little chance of being useful after 14 years anyway, the DNA would more than likely have completely degraded. As with the blood stains on David they would just have been explained away after being analysed, he would have 'remembered' doing things to suit the results. Experts that Karam employed that didn't agree with his version were ignored, how's that for being unbiassed.
Not Guilty may be a reference, but it's a far cry from not being culpable.
I'll accept that you are thick, I don't know if I have to forgive you for it.
Perhaps David and Chris Kahui could start a club - I hope they wave.
smoky
5th June 2009, 18:49
Hey calm down there. A finding of Not Guilty is not proof of innocence
And it would be very wrong to think him to be guilty as well
generally I have found those who have read the books and actually know a bit about the case have always thought he was innocent, which is the legal description for him - 'innocent until proven guilty'
No proof of guilt - then he's innocent
You can think what you like - but at the end of the day he can call himself legally innocent
While waiting for his retrial, he stayed at my place for a weekend, I have met him a few times. had a few drinks with him and talked late into the night.
Prior to him staying my house I spoke to the police about his bail conditions, I was surprised that every cop I spoke to thought he was innocent, including one who worked in Dunedin and was part of the original investigation
Grahameeboy
5th June 2009, 18:51
They couldn't present all the evidence. They threw a big chunk of it away once David was jailed.
So all the evidence was available in 1994 then?
smoky
5th June 2009, 18:51
They couldn't present all the evidence. They threw a big chunk of it away once David was jailed.
Bullshit they did
martybabe
5th June 2009, 18:51
parrrrrrrrrteeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!
:laugh: He sure does look like the personification of a party animal, prolly have a quite night in with a loud jersey, some cosy slippers and a milo.
98tls
5th June 2009, 18:52
No just mucking around...........I have no idea but the reality is we will never know the real truth....if he did not kill him I am pleased....if he did then I am also pleased that he will live with that too... More importantly did he keep the jersey?With the advent of Trade me it should fetch a fortune.
Grahameeboy
5th June 2009, 18:53
Where does legal aid come from Grahameeboy?
Geeze not that old "Taxpayer" argument dude....I knew you would come back and say that...so "we had no direct input into the outcome"...
testastretta
5th June 2009, 18:53
I wonder if David is going to hunt down his other family members now.You know...Laniets kids?
Grahameeboy
5th June 2009, 18:54
More importantly did he keep the jersey?With the advent of Trade me it should fetch a fortune.
or the socks............buy one get one free...:msn-wink:
Grahameeboy
5th June 2009, 18:57
More importantly did he keep the jersey?With the advent of Trade me it should fetch a fortune.
Was thinking, maybe he could use the jersey to do a Persil whiter than white advert....
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