ROBERT GREEN’S TRIAL – DAY THREE

ROBERT GREEN’S TRIAL – DAY THREE


Copied from Ian Mcferrans facebook post 

Having just spoken with Robert again, here is the latest from Robert’s case. 

Overall, it was another good, albeit exhausting, day in court. Robert is delighted with the legal team he has now, who have shown a far stronger backbone than previous lawyers/QCs in this case. In particular, Andy Lamb QC is certainly proving to be a rather good tactical cross-examiner and not one to back down easily! Again, Robert stressed that it is still early days and anything could happen. However, the team are still very positive and up-beat.

Like yesterday, a few more witnesses came forward, both alleged abusers and alleged victims. As yesterday, what appeared to be un-convincing yet well-groomed performances were witnessed. And, as yesterday, the Court is yet to be presented with anything which could be remotely called ‘evidence’, that shows Robert acted in any way other than with integrity and dignity at all times.

One lady who was called for the prosecution was Win Dragon. She has previously been shown to have ‘interesting’ links to individuals in this case and even linked to some of them on Facebook! She was a strong supporters of the ridiculous (yet official) position that Anne Greig’s brother, Roy, killed himself in a car, just weeks after allegedly catching Hollie being forced to have sex with her father. Apparently, if we are to believe Win Dragon, Roy killed himself by first beating himself up very badly indeed and then burning himself alive in his car after getting drunk out of his mind. Win Dragon’s evidence today was along the previous lines already heard; that Robert’s actions were in some way harmful to those allegedly involved in the Hollie Greig case… individuals who have neither singularly or via a class action brought charges against Robert to this effect – even though Robert has repeatedly asked them to do so if he has stated anything incorrectly or maliciously.

Another witness called by the prosecution was DC Lisa Evens, of Shrewsbury Police. DC Evens was the female Officer who interviewed Hollie whilst Robert listened in intently outside the room, noting down everything that was said between them and then transcribing his notes into another document later the same day, so as to be sure nothing was forgotten or overlooked. DC Evens was also one of the Police Officers who took part in the raid on Robert’s home on 13th February 2010. During that raid, DC Evens and her partner took Robert’s home table-top computer and, amongst other things, BOTH of Robert’s note books which contained a very precise and detailed record of the interview between DC Evens and Hollie Greig. These two documents would, of course, be of critical importance in such a case as Robert’s. To that end, Robert’s legal team requested sight of them today. The case was temporarily adjourned so that all of the presented evidence could be gone through by both sides in an attempt to find these two note books. Oddly, the documents were nowhere to be found! They do not appear to be listed as part of the legal bundle presented by either side either. How strange!

At one point, Robert’s legal team requested that they be allowed to discuss a matter with the other side, in private, a request that was granted. Upon returning to the Court, it was clear that the issue between both legal teams was still unresolved, so the hearing was closed for the day with the hope of the undisclosed matter being resolved by start of the case tomorrow.

For those who are asking about the ‘Masonic’ issue related to the presiding Sheriff and whether or not Dame Elish Angiolini will be called as a witness so that Robert’s team may question her, the following can be said…

The Sheriff has not raised the matter any further but it is not being forgotten by Robert or his team and may be brought to the fore at a later part of the trial, if prudent to do so. In respect of Robert being able to call Mrs Angiolini or not, there is no movement on this point at the moment as the Sheriff has already stated that he will rule on this request after the prosecution has completed its presentation of facts and witnesses.

Stay tuned for more news as and when I get it.