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Iain McKie
Joined: 08 May 2007
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Location: Ayr, Scotland.
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Hi Kevin,
Police log sheets showed 'Patrick Docherty' as a prime suspect. This does not of course mean he was the killer but the question is was any involvement by him fully investigated by the Police or did they assume Asbury's guilt because of the print evidence?
'Psychopaths' appears a fair description of the killers of Marion Ross and Margaret Irvine - vicious murderers with no concern for their vulnerable victims.
My point was is it likely that we would have two teams of such murderers in such a small area or could one 'team' have committed both?
There is little doubt that Docherty had enemies and might have been set up but the investigation of both crimes left a lot to be desired and the possibility of the same killers being responsible for both murders needed further enquiry.
I have never said that Docherty or Brendan killed Marion Ross only that because they were convicted of killing Margaret Irvine full enquiry should have been carried out to eliminate them.
This does not conflict with your assertion of their innocence. Put another way if they were not innocent then perhaps they also killed Marion Ross.
Like you I hope that the true killers are eventually identified but at present a great deal of doubt surrounds both cases.
Detective Chief Inspector Stephen Heath links the cases together and it could be argued given Asbury’s conviction and the allegations of a ‘fit up’ that he was none too keen for Docherty and Brendan to be connected in any way with Ms Ross’s tragic death.
The police action in connection with some of Ms Ross's relatives is also extremely interesting and it appears that they or someone close to them at the time were very much suspects.
Hopefully the enquiry and Brendan’s appeal will take us further towards knowing just what happened.
Best wishes,
Iain
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freethekillie2
Joined: 27 Apr 2007
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Police log sheets showed 'Patrick Docherty' as a prime suspect. This does not of course mean he was the killer but the question is was any involvement by him fully investigated by the Police or did they assume Asbury's guilt because of the print evidence?
Just like in the Killie 2 case they probably had many suspects but when informers started to speak the attention was switched on to Brendan and Docherty.Could it not have been that the police messed up the inquiry and made Shirley the scapecoat even though they had more than fingerprint evidence at the said time.
'Psychopaths' appears a fair description of the killers of Marion Ross and Margaret Irvine - vicious murderers with no concern for their vulnerable victims.
Yes it does appear so,they were both violent and brutal which suggests that the killer or killers to be pyscopathic [was mental hospitals in Ayrshire checked for anyone that fitted the bill at the time.]
My point was is it likely that we would have two teams of such murderers in such a small area or could one 'team' have committed both?
On this point I am sorry I have took it the wrong way.
I have never said that Docherty or Brendan killed Marion Ross only that because they were convicted of killing Margaret Irvine full enquiry should have been carried out to eliminate them
Yes they were convicted of killing Margaret Irvine but that was third party hearsay evidence that is all the crown had.Brendan Dixon was never a suspect in Mrs Ross's murder.
Detective Chief Inspector Stephen Heath links the cases together and it could be argued given Asbury’s conviction and the allegations of a ‘fit up’ that he was none too keen for Docherty and Brendan to be connected in any way with Ms Ross’s tragic death.
Yes Mr Heath I think links the cases together and at present I think the Marion Ross case should be reopened and the public should be shouting for this to see if there's any link in the both murders.
The police action in connection with some of Ms Ross's relatives is also extremely interesting and it appears that they or someone close to them at the time were very much suspects
Yes it was very tragic to hear of Mrs Ross's relatives treatment,They were treated like criminals.and are forgotten about in this whole case
We all hope that the killer or killers of Mrs Ross and Mrs Irvine will be caught when the truth comes out,And justice can be done for both families.
Kevin,
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Big Wullie
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Big Wullie
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Nought Justice
Joined: 27 Feb 2008
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Location: Edinburgh
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this man swan is clearly suffering from delusions
the minute he said it was a left print his evidence should have been flung in the bin
what great credibility to the last government for allowing this stuff to proceed
hope they get their comeuppence at the next inquiry
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