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23RD OCTOBER 1998

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The jury at Maidstone crown court has found Michael Stone guilty of the murders of Lin
Russell and her six-year-old daughter Megan.

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and her six-year-old daughter Megan.

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‘There cannot be anyone in this country who does not understand

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the complete horror of the offences with which you have been convicted.’

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With those words from the judge ringing in his ears,

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The man who led the investigations emerged from court just minutes after the verdict.

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It was really important for everybody, not least of which Dr Russell and Josie, that the
person responsible was brought to justice.

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The sister and mother of Stone left court today shocked by the verdict. Only yesterday
Stone had indicated from the dock he expected to walk free.

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I phoned Josie straight away at home. I said, ‘the man has been found guilty.’ She just
said ‘good.’

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(OFF)(ON) Everybody was pleased for Shaun and Josie particularly. There was a sense
of elation, I suppose, that someone had been convicted. I opened the paper the next
day and there was a—a photograph of Stone which had been taken as he was leaving
court. He was howling. I mean, he was in anguish. I don't know, I got a bit of a shiver
down the back of me spine at that point to think you don't look like a guilty man there in
that picture.

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Police investigating the murder of a mother and her daughter in Kent say they were
victims of a brutal, frenzied attack.

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(OFF)(OFF)(ON) It was massive news, a mother and two daughters bludgeoned with a
hammer.

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(OFF)(OFF)(ON) They were a charming family. It just seemed inconceivable they would
be the victims of such a terrible crime.

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The motive is at the moment incomprehensible.

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(OFF)(OFF)(ON) And it was a year before they found Michael Stone.

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‘I'm an innocent man’, Michael Stone shouted as he was led away back to prison.

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(OFF)(OFF)(ON) Michael and I talk every day.

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(OFF) Michael, can you hear me?

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[OVER THE PHONE] Yeah. I never did this. It wasn’t me. I wasn’t there

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(OFF)(OFF)(ON) Maybe, actually, they got the wrong man.

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We have now received a full confession by Levi Bellfield.

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(OFF)(OFF)(ON) A serial killer carried out hammer attacks on women.

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No comment.

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Have you been watching the news?

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[OVER THE PHONE] Yeah, yeah. Bellfield getting it off his chest and telling the truth.
Should show that I’m not responsible.

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(OFF)(OFF)(ON) Police will be very reluctant to admit they made a mistake.
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(OFF)(OFF)(ON) There’s something about this case that doesn't fit.

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(OFF)(OFF)(ON) We want the truth. And I don’t think we’ve had it.

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The conviction of Michael Stone means villagers in Chillenden can now rest assured
that the man responsible for the brutal killings right here in this copse is now firmly
behind bars. And it means that survivor, Josie, can now put behind her the painful task
of re-calling evidence and get on with the next stage in her healing process.

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(OFF)(ON) By 98, the Russell murders had become something of a national debate.

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Following the conviction of Michael Stone for those two brutal and horrible murders,
does the Home Secretary believe that further measures will be needed?

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I would entirely agree with the right honourable gentleman that there have to be
changes in law and practice in this area.

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[OVER THE PHONE]

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They were trying to change mental health laws. A dangerous person's act kind of thing.
They used my case as a flagship for their campaign.

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(OFF)(ON) At that time, he had stood trial. Uh, he'd been sentenced to life on the basis
of prison cell confessions that he allegedly made. And several of those confessions had
started to unravel really, really quickly.
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Barry Thompson whose testimony helped convict Michael Stone is now admitting in a
national newspaper that he lied to the jury. According to the report nothing of the
conversation he said he had with Stone was true.

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(OFF)(ON) Following the Thompson retraction, the first mutterings of doubt over the
conviction were beginning to emerge.

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Barry Thompson must now be re-interviewed by police. If it emerges that he did commit
perjury whilst under oath, it will add fuel to claims that Stone’s conviction is unsafe and
may shorten his journey to here, the court of appeal.

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(OFF)(ON)

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During that time the media was just about as bad as you would ever read.

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Michael Stone fantasised about killing and torturing people.

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(OFF)(ON) Journalists wanted a horrendous murderer. And in Michael Stone, after the
conviction, they had a villain to fit the crime, and Michael Stone became a national
byword for evil.

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(OFF)(ON) It was just hate and venom. It was just awful.

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(OFF)(ON) One of the problems of that press coverage was although it wasn’t in
contempt of court, that the trial was finished, it wasn’t the end of the matter.

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Michael Stone left the appeal court having seen his murder conviction quashed but this
morning, Stone will find out if he’ll be freed or face a retrial.

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(OFF)(ON)

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Stone's barrister, Bill Clegg, was keen to avoid a retrial. And one of his strong
arguments was that this man's reputation had been so trashed that he couldn't possibly
get a—a retrial that was going to be fair. But of course, the appeal judges insisted on a
retrial.

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Michael Stone’s solicitor, and his sister Barbara emerged to give their reaction.

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At least he’s got a chance to prove his innocence now. And we’re thrilled to pieces that
the conviction was squashed.

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(OFF)(ON) I thought that Michael Stone might stand a much better chance of being
acquitted at the second trial because as far as we knew, the police hadn't got any new
evidence. And, others in the media had begun to pick apart some of the other evidence.

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(OFF)(ON) The editor I was working to said, ‘you know, this Michael Stone case. Have a
look into it.’ There were really disturbing question marks in all sorts of nasty places. It
was an intimate, bloody murder. Yet no forensic evidence. He wasn't identified at the
scene. I think people would have liked a clearer story. Why did you do that then? How
did you do it? I believed that there was something very wrong about the case.

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[OVER THE PHONE]

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Considering all the papers at the time were really crucifying me. Assassinating my
character. Jo-Ann Goodwin was a breath of fresh air. Is he innocent?

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(OFF)(ON) By the time I finished the first article, I was convinced that there was more to
be said and more to be discovered. But Kent Police they said they were very sure they'd
got the right man. The criminal journalists on my own paper thought I was wasting
everybody's time and the paper's money. I went out on a limb because you want the
truth. Not my truth. Not your truth, but the truth. I want to know who did it.

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Michael Stone arrived at Nottingham Crown Court this morning for the start of his
second trial. There's intense media interest in his case.

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(OFF)(ON) They moved the second trial to Nottingham on the basis that there might be
fewer people who didn't know about Michael Stone. But it was a, such a notorious case
that I think it would have been difficult for the jury to suspend their knowledge of—of
what had happened before.

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[OVER THE PHONE] There was five years of publicity. It was on the front page nearly
every day. You can't help being influenced by that.

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Outlining the prosecution case, Nigel Sweeney QC, described how Lin Russell and her
two daughters were brutally attacked on a summer afternoon five years ago.

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(OFF)(ON) It was tense. And I don't think anyone knew what was gonna happen, either
way.

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Josie Russell won't be giving evidence here in court.

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(OFF)(ON) Shaun Russell and Josie didn't want to go to the trial. Maybe it would have
been too much for them.

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Josie made a slow but remarkable recovery.

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(OFF)(ON) There's no doubt that out of the appalling, um, events that occurred that day,
Josie's story touched a nation's consciousness.

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Please give a huge welcome to our three Spices, Baby, Posh and Josie.

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(OFF)(ON)

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If you were to tell that story you had to reflect the horror of what had been done to the
family. Particularly focussing on Josie, because her recovery became such a big part of
the story. Our audience had such an interest. You know, they were horrified by it. They
were shocked by it. But they wanted to hear about it.

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She’s kind of led the way for me. I went from suicidal to, you know, hope. It’s a model,
it’s an example for me to follow in a way.

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William Clegg, seen here on the right, told the jury that the prosecution’s case beggared
belief.

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(OFF) What changed in terms of your defence?

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(OFF)(ON) Nothing. We concluded we would adopt exactly the same approach as the
first trial. In trial one, the prosecution relied upon three cell confessions. In the second
trial there would only be one witness, Damian Daley.

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(OFF)(ON) At the heart of the prosecution case was this confession that he’s said to
have made to Damian Daley, through this ventilation pipe, while he was being held on
remand at Canterbury.

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(OFF)(ON) There was no other evidence that he was guilty. So, it was unusual. But, um,
it did amount to a case for him to answer. Somebody was saying, ‘he told me he did it.’ I
thought it would be a good idea for the jury to go down to Canterbury Prison, to the
actual cell that Michael Stone was in and to the adjoining cell where Damian Daley was.
When we were there, a policeman read from, um, Harry Potter and the jury were able to
hear the quality of the sound in—in the adjoining cell.

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(OFF)(ON) What was established in this visit to the cells was that yes, what Damian
Daley was saying, the sound travelling along the pipe through the hole in the wall, it
could have happened.

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(OFF)(ON) It was certainly possible to hear if you spoke in a loud clear voice.

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(OFF)(ON) But I'm not sure that that really goes in any way to the veracity of what
Damian Daley was saying.

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(OFF)(ON) If Stone had to say ‘yes, I murdered them! Yes, I smashed their heads’ at the
top of his voice for someone to hear. Well, I would find that extremely unlikely.

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On the eighth day of this trial the jury heard from Damian Daley, the prosecution’s most
important witness. Daley, at the front of this group, claims the defendant, Michael Stone,
confessed to the killings while they were on remand together at Canterbury jail.

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(OFF)(ON) There was a renewed energy in trying to encourage Damian Daley to tell the
truth. He didn't look so well presented. He was starting to look like somebody who used
drugs. Bill Clegg was asking him questions and he said, ‘did you lie in the first trial?’
‘Yes, I lied in the first trial. I took drugs but I denied it, I lied to them.’ So, I thought
they're not gonna believe him this time. He's not so believable.

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(OFF)(ON) ‘Is it fair to say you’re a liar Mr Daley?’ ‘Yeah, I suppose I am, aren't I?’

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[OVER THE PHONE] He had a lot to gain. He would have sold his grandmother down
the pan to get his charges dropped.

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William Clegg, delivering his closing speech to the nine men and three women on the
jury, he told them that they could risk one of the largest miscarriages of justice ever
seen in this country.

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(OFF)(OFF)(ON) The judge told the jury quite clearly that unless they were sure that
Damian Daley was telling the truth, they had to find Michael Stone not guilty.

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(OFF) And is that a fairly unique set of circumstances?

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(OFF)(ON) I have never known a case where the verdict rested solely on one cell
confession.

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(OFF)(ON) Looking back, it does seem extraordinary that that's really all the prosecution
had. Which led some of us to think maybe Michael Stone is gonna be a free man.
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[OVER THE PHONE] I was downstairs in the court and, uh, they was telling me your
jury will be back in a minute and you'll get a not guilty. And then all of a sudden it was
like you know when you get like a horrible feeling run up your spine. The jury come back
with guilty. I—I nearly had a heart attack on the spot. And Barbara shouted out ‘oh, no,
not again.’ It was devastating, you know. And then they took me away.

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It was three years ago that Kent detectives first saw Stone jailed for the attack on Lin
Russell and her daughters.

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Today we have secured a conviction. It is not a case that we should be triumphal, but
we should be thanking our witnesses and the jury for supporting the prosecution case.

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(OFF)(ON) It was, um, in many ways a doubly disappointing result. I felt that the verdict
was against the weight of the evidence.

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Michael Stone's sister said she still believed her brother was innocent

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Three life sentences is too much of a high price to pay for my brother for evidence given
by one who stood in the dock and admitted he lied.

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(OFF) How can you be so sure he didn't do it?

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(OFF)(ON) Well, I mean, when people ask me that, I say, how can you be so sure he
did? Cause I haven't seen one scrap of evidence to show that he did it.

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The prosecution depended on the evidence of just one man. Damian Daley, seen here
in the white jacket, claimed Michael Stone had confessed to him in jail.

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We subjected this evidence to the closest scrutiny and by the end of this process the
evidence remained, in our view, reliable and credible.

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(OFF) Why would Daley lie?

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(OFF)(ON) Well, for lots of reasons.

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(OFF)(ON) Who's to say that he didn't have some ulterior motive for saying what he
said?

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(OFF)(ON) He'd been on charges of arson, of robbery, I don't know how, but those
charges were subsequently dropped. There are questions about that, um, which I don't
think have been satisfactorily resolved.

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(OFF)(ON) Our law in this country is that a cell confession is capable of proving a case
against someone else without there being any need for corroboration or any other
support. It's not the same throughout the world, but it is our system.

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(OFF)(ON) The whole thing is shrouded with doubt. It was a 10 to two majority verdict.
Clearly, there were two people who couldn't bring themselves to say that he was guilty
beyond reasonable doubt.

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(OFF)(ON)

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He was a thoroughly reprehensible, violent guy with a criminal past. I think that probably
helped the jury make up their mind that he was the killer.

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(OFF)(ON) Do I think Stone was the kind of person who could have done this? Yes. You
know, he was violent. He’d used hammers. He was chaotic. Does that mean he did it?
Well, that's a, that's a completely different question.
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The Russell family weren’t in court, they were told of the outcome by the police.

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As we went through the retrial, the thought did cross my mind, perhaps I should go
there for a day. Does he look like he's telling the truth or not?

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If the retrial was a worrying time for Shaun, it was also unsettling for Josie.

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If he’s innocent is there someone else out there out there who might have done it? Who
might still be a danger? But after two trials and two juries, we can hopefully move on
with our lives without too much of that as a worry in the background.

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The conviction of Michael Stone highlights the dilemma facing health authorities about
the current mental health

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legislation for those with untreatable personality disorders. They admit there could be
many more potential Michael Stone’s loose in society, whom they are at present
powerless to detain.

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(OFF)(ON) If somebody who's in the care of the mental health authorities has a murder
conviction, there has to be a public inquiry in order to see what went wrong. I was part
of the inquiry team looking at the care and treatment of Michael Stone 20 years ago.

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What is extraordinary about this case is there was a man, a hugely violent man, with a
terrible history of mental illness and he was out on the streets.

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And those are some of the questions which the inquiry will have to look at. Were, was
Michael Stone properly supervised? Was he monitored correctly?

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People should be able to learn lessons from any failings that were made. The only thing
good to come out of the murders, perhaps one could say, is that there might be some
lessons learned.

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(OFF)(ON) The enquiry was hard work. We saw every person that we could track down
who had any professional contact with Michael Stone. He was a complex character,
quite

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intelligent. A loudmouth people called him. He was a thug, he used intimidation, and
was threatening violence frequently. And used it as a way of getting what he wanted.
He'd had a conviction both for a stabbing and for robbery and grievous bodily harm. He
was charged with wounding with intent. He never had what you might call a simple,
straightforward diagnosis - schizophrenia, manic depression, whatever.

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(OFF)(ON) But, he was a multiple drug abuser. And he had a severe and violent
personality disorder. Our impression was there were some shortcomings, but he was
certainly not falling through the cracks. He was seeing people almost on a daily basis at
one stage. The inquiry conclusion was, he received as good a treatment and care as
could be expected. Which is not to say it was perfect.

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We have made criticisms, some of them in strong terms. But, we are unable to say that
the murders could have been avoided by a better standard of care.

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(OFF)(ON) Understandably Shaun Russell felt the inquiry report was too sympathetic to
Michael Stone.

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The man who lost his wife and daughter in such a horrific attack disputes the idea that
their murders could not be prevented.

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If everybody had done their job right, perhaps my family would still be with me today.

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(OFF)(ON) I have been Michael Stone’s barrister for about 20 odd years. The thing
about this case is it—it—it has dominated my professional life for many years. But in
fact, it’s creeped into my personal life now because Michael and I talk every day, um,
uh, including the weekends. I'm driven to ensure that people understand if not that this
man is innocent, that there's a question mark over his conviction. Because the
prosecution case is so weak and yet that was the evidence that the jury convicted on.

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(OFF)(ON) Stone now finds himself in the invidious situation of trying to prove his
innocence. Um, and it's an uphill struggle because his lawyer can't go back on old
evidence and say, well, the evidence was rubbish in the first place. What they have to
do is—is find some new grounds to refer it back to the Court of Appeal.

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(OFF)(ON) What I was looking for was something that had gone wrong. A witness that
didn't stand up to scrutiny. And then we had a development which was really interesting.

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(OFF)(ON)

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I get this phone call saying there's a chap just left prison, and he had been in a cell with
Damian Daley. And he says that that Daley lied, he made up the story.

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(OFF) Why have you chosen to do this anonymously?

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(OFF)(ON) I just don't want my kids hearing about this and seeing about this. And
maybe one of their pals picking it up. I don't want my kids really knowing anything about
it.

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(OFF)(ON) I was in prison for burglary. Damian Daley was on the wing at the same
time. One day I was sat in a cell with him. We were just sitting, chatting away. A news
flash came up on the TV.
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(OFF)(ON) And he told me that they were watching TV, and a picture of Damian Daley
came on.

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(OFF)(ON) The minute it came on he went sort of quiet. He must have felt
uncomfortable. And then he said it was a lie. I had to do what I had to do for myself.

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(OFF)(ON) Damian Daley told him that he’d made up the whole of the evidence against
Stone. And that he’d lied.

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(OFF)(OFF)(ON) You can’t get any more explicit and clear when a man turns around
and looks you in the eye and tells you that he told

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lies. You don't put a man away in jail for something he never done. You know, that's just
wrong, wrong, wrong.

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(OFF)(ON) Daley had told people he lied in the trial. And this was fresh evidence going
to the core of the case against Stone. So, I put it into the Court of Appeal. This, to me,
was gonna overturn this conviction.

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Back at the Court of Appeal, Michael Stone, who has twice been found guilty of one of
Britain's most sadistic double murders.

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(OFF)(ON) We had compelling evidence to overturn a conviction. I thought that Michael
Stone would be walking out of that building with me. But I have never seen a more
aggressive court than the court we walked into.

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After two appeal court hearings, two trials by jury, it's the same verdict - guilty of double
murder and attempted murder.

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(OFF)(ON) What the police did is that they put together a bundle of papers that
undermined what the witness said. He said, well, the trigger for the conversation was
this TV news. Well, they said there was no Daley on a TV news item. So, it couldn’t
have happened. The evidence has been discredited. They dismissed this in 10 minutes.
The conviction was going to be maintained.

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The Russell's weren't in court today, but Barbara Stone acknowledged that reliving the
details of the attack will have been difficult for the family.

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Well, it's unfortunate, very unfortunate that’s what's gonna make me very happy will
make them very unhappy. But I think we've all got one thing in common - we want
justice, all of us. We want the murder, murderer, the true murderer apprehended and
caught.

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‘I'm an innocent man’, Michael Stone shouted as he was led away back to prison.

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[OVER THE PHONE] When I come out of the appeal court there was the media there
and they shouted out ‘Michael!’

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(OFF) Michael!

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[OVER THE PHONE] And I shouted that out right at the top of my voice to—to reach the
media. And if you look at my face and it looks like I’m going psychopathic or something,
but that’s, I’m actually shouting out ‘I’m innocent man.’ And it hurts me because that
photo makes me look like I’m ranting.

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Michael Stone. Cast as the face of evil that the state couldn't cage. The psychopath free
to kill because mental hospitals said he was untreatable and refused to give him a bed.
That has been the story until now. It's the story that prompted politicians to try and
change the law. But today's official inquiry says it's a story that's untrue.

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(OFF)(ON) When you analyse the press coverage as, as was done by the enquiry, there
was a lot of misinterpretation or, um, giving more weight to particular facts than they
maybe merited. For example, The Times wrote ‘after his release from prison in 1993, he
attacked a probation officer.’ We wrote ‘Mr Stone was released from prison in 1992.
There is no record of him ever having attacked a probation officer.’ In the Daily Mail,
1999, ‘psychiatrists confirmed Stone was prey to violent fantasies. Many thought he
should be taken off the streets long before the murders.’

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(OFF)(ON) Our comment was, ‘although Mr Stone had been compulsorily detained in
1994, there is no evidence before the panel to suggest that any psychiatrist believed his
dangerousness was such that it warranted detention.’

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The media reported several occasions when Stone had told doctors that he fantasised
about killing children.

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Days before the murders, Michael Stone had told a psychiatric nurse that he’d had
fantasies about killing children and running around in woods.
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(OFF)(ON) So, the implication is that he'd warned people and then gone and did it. Yes,
he did make those remarks, but actually the specific reference that they were using was
something he'd said four years earlier, in 1992. So, that's another example of how a little
bit of truth and the rest of it was misconceptions, misunderstandings or deliberate
distortions.

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(OFF)(ON) In 2017, we'd reached a dead end. Then something really unexpected
happened. I received a letter in my pigeonhole written by a prisoner that was sharing
the segregation wing with Levi Bellfield. Levi Bellfield is a serial murderer. A psychopath.

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Levi Bellfield was a predatory killer of young women.

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A violent killer, four times married, and a father of 11 children.

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He’d stalked his victims then bludgeon to death.

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(OFF)(ON) This prisoner said that Bellfield had confessed to him that he had in fact
murdered the Russells.

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French student Amelie de La Grange was hit on the back of the head with a blunt
instrument. Marsha McDonnell was also battered across the head.

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(OFF)(ON) Hitting women over the back of the head with a hammer - that was Bellfield.
It was his MO.

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Police are convinced he was behind 20 other attacks on women.
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(OFF)(ON) What we needed was more information. And so, we travelled up to Durham
to meet Bellfield. From that meeting, we got a lot more detail. We had the description by
Bellfield of what they were wearing, how he did it, who he hit first, how he murdered
them. Who he tied up, how he killed the dog. He said ‘I know the road where that
person was murdered. I know the field. I know the area very well. I was driving the very
car that people are saying that they saw drive away from the murder.’

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(OFF)(ON) There are all sorts of reasons why it could be Levi Bellfield. When I look
back at the original E-FIT, there is a remarkable

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resemblance. Here is a known serial killer who used hammers to attack young women
and schoolgirls.

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He’s finally admitted raping and killing schoolgirl Millie Dowler. She was thirteen when
she vanished in 2002.

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(OFF)(ON) Stone's lawyers seized on this and said, look, this is new evidence to appeal
Stone’s second conviction. Uh, we've always argued that it wasn't Michael Stone. And
here is somebody saying that he did it and Michael Stone didn't.

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(OFF)(ON) If you want to go back to the Court of Appeal you have to then convince an
independent body called the Criminal Cases Review Commission. So, I drafted a full
submission to the CCRC putting what Bellfield had said together. Bellfield wanted to get
it off his chest. But, he said, you can't tell anyone. You've got to keep this between me,
you, CCRC. Within hours it’s leaked to The Sun newspaper.

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Hello, good morning we begin with breaking news. Convicted murderer Levi Bellfield
has admitted the murders of mother and daughter Lin and Megan Russell.

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If this confession by Levi Bellfield is true, an innocent man has been locked up for
almost 25 years.
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(OFF)(ON)

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As a result of it being leaked, Bellfield goes up the wall. That’s it. And then he writes to
the Kent Police saying ‘it's all a load of lies. I'm withdrawing it.’

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(OFF)(ON) One thing that precluded the police looking too seriously at Bellfield at that
time was an alibi. It was the 25th birthday of Bellfield's partner at the time, Joanna
Collings, and she was absolutely adamant they'd spent the day together.

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(OFF)(ON) He’s a notorious game player with the police. He's posed riddles and lied
and so forth.

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Too many similarities for the question not to be asked.

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No comment. Because you can’t say anything, can you?

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Nothing can justify it, can it?

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(OFF)(ON) He's confessed to all sorts of things, Bellfield. And he's wasted a lot of police
time. And I think he enjoys the notoriety, the attention.

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(OFF)(ON) But I think there's more to this. I think the key is in the forensics. There's
unknown male DNA that they can't identify. We've asked the CCRC to do further testing
in relation to other exhibits that were around the scene. But, here's the difficulty, they
don't have enough component DNA to be able to screen it against Bellfield or any other
individual, so they say. I need to look into that file and to see if anything has been
missed. Because you just don’t know what’s gonna come round the corner.

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[OVER THE PHONE] Yes.

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(OFF) Mick?

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I’ve received an email from the CCRC. It is a full signed confession from Levi Bellfield.
Signed and witnessed by his solicitor.

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Mick, listen, I actually think this is a bit of a game changer. Alright. I'm gonna read it out
to you, okay?

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[OVER THE PHONE] Yes.

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‘I wish to set the record straight. I recently made a statement which related to the
murders of Lin and Megan Russell. The contents of the statement were true. I was
there. I did carry out this crime. On the ninth of July 1996, I saw them enter Cherry
Garden Lane. The two girls were in front of Mrs Russell. I decided I was going to attack
them. I pulled Mrs Russell’s arm and forced her off the track into a bush. I did take my
gloves off during the attacks, I must have left DNA.’
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Well, that's a lot to take in Mick, but what do you think?

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[OVER THE PHONE] You can see straight away that all them silly games what he was
playing seems to be over.

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[OVER THE PHONE] Uh, he's not retracting this one.

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(OFF) Yeah.

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(OFF)(ON) Angela Gallop is an internationally recognised expert in forensic science.
She has been responsible for overturning numerous miscarriages of justice.

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(OFF)(ON) I've always had an interest in this case. I think increasingly there's an
element of concern about it. Because, uh, despite there having been a large amount of
contact between the offender and the victims there was no forensic evidence found to
link Michael Stone with the crimes.

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(OFF)(ON) The thing that I have learned, it’s true in virtually every case, every contact
does leave a trace. It's just whether you're

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clever enough to find it. This case involved such a lot of contact between the offender
and the victims that you would expect there to have been transfer of material. You can
imagine how he forced the three of them into the copse. How he tied them, restrained
them. He touched the towelling strips, he touched the lunch boxes, the boot lace, the
string bag. So, there's quite a lot of—of stuff there to go at.

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(OFF) Do you feel it should be easy to find out whether Bellfield did it?
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(OFF)(ON) We always say never say never, because that is absolutely our experience
of cases like this.

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(OFF)(ON) Under our system, until such time as the CCRC or Stone's defence can find
any compelling new grounds for a referral to the Court of Appeal, um, then Stone will
stay in prison.

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[OVER THE PHONE] I'm not causing any trouble in here, I just do my time quietly. If I
can just work on my appeal and keep my integrity, then that’s all I'm interested in. Josie
Russell and Shaun Russell, blame me for that crime. It really tears me apart, thinking
that they think I done that. That is the worst part of it. I want them to know that I didn't do
that.

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(OFF)(ON) We've got these three individuals – Stone, Daley, Bellfield. Stone is not a
credible person because of the very nature of who he is. Daley, equally. A thug, a violent
man. Bellfield, a psychopath that's a serial murderer. All three characters are flawed. All
have been convicted of murder. So, which one do you believe?

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(OFF)(ON) It was such a beautiful part of Kent and suddenly, in the midst of this
beautiful setting, was this crazed, bloody, violent killing of a lovely, innocent family. And
it just seemed inconceivable that they would be the victims of such a terrible crime.

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When you look back, is it all about remembering happy times with your family?

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Yeah, definitely. Happy times, playing in the garden and things like that. I always liked
riding.

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I can do it.

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Go on, by yourself?

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Yeah.

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Wow.

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Rosie’s the pony that I rode, but my mum rode as well.

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How have you managed to overcome something so horrific?

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Well, I think I've just been really, really busy.

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Well, I want to thank Josie for coming here today, presenting me with a malaria net. And
I want to thank her for running the Malaria, No more campaign.

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I've just got to get on with life and carry on.

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Massive congratulations on your engagement, that’s amazing. You’ve found your
soulmate.

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Yeah. We’re just happy.
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That’s the main thing. Just be happy. Yeah.

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Thank you.

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(OFF)(ON) I suppose we're sitting here talking about it 26 years on, because people
recognise that the evidence used to convict Michael Stone of these murders is
unsatisfactory.

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(OFF)(ON) I'm happy to believe that the police were convinced that Michael Stone was
the killer. But if you don't have convincing evidence, then you should keep looking for
more convincing evidence. This is a pretty horrible guy with a, a long history of violence.
But that doesn't mean that he was the Russell's killer.

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(OFF)(ON) This is a conviction almost on the toss of a coin, isn't it? That's how finely
balanced it is. Even if you think Stone did it, you want, you know, you want people to be
convicted on the basis of evidence. That means you can be confident that justice is
being served. Rather than incredibly flimsy evidence that means 25 years later, you're
still arguing about whether this man actually committed this crime or not.

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(OFF)(ON) It's not about being right or wrong. It’s simply on a human scale. I want to
know who did it, and I don't.

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