The bewildering logic of a hate-siter.

Sent on from a correspondent. A person called donalddob in an attack against Justice Binnie on the Counterspin Hate-Site. 'dob' suggests Ian Binnie made some sort of quick decision because of financial constraints - or in other words simply believes there is no merit to his report. Interestingly elsewhere in the 'article' that he has written On Counterspin he muses that Binnie should have been double checking forensic evidence against Robin that was presented by the defence. That in itself shows how far from the mark these nutters are. In one breath they repeat the mantra 'no evidence against Robin' then in the next argue that the evidence that doesn't exist in their minds should nevertheless be 'double checked' by Binnie. Not only that, but they fail to realise that a prosecution relies on the evidence from the Crown and of course therefore if it fails to reach the required standard the charges are not sustained and are rejected. Donbob, whoever he is in his wretchedly weak mind, accepts without realising it perhaps, that the case against David doesn't, and never did stack up, so wants the defence evidence reviewed. I know it must hurt you to think donalddob, it must be very painful indeed, but talk to your psychiatrist about this. Explain to him that you are not really insane because the proof of your insanity while compelling, was not as compelling as your defence - proving your insanity. Good work bob. So follows...

I imagined a scientific experiment that involved the following.

Find a person who has dirt in the creases of their hands. Photograph the dirt in the creases. Get this person to wear blood-soaked opera gloves and wrestle with another person for 10 seconds. Make them take the gloves off. Make them handle a blood smeared rifle. Using a syringe and needle, injects speck of blood onto thumbs and fingers. Photograph the  hands again. Give the person cloth towels, paper towels, soap and a washbasin offering both hot and cold water. Give the person 10 minutes to remove the blood stains without removing the dirt in the creases of the hands, and without removing the specks of blood. Then get them to changes clothes, type a computer message, and handle a blood smeared rifle. Take another set of photographs of the hands. Compare the before/after state of the dirt in the creases. Does dirt dissolve in blood?

Above we get the chance to look at dumbbob's imagination, and what an imagination it is captured in time as approximately 20 years out of date. As most people now know the rifle wasn't smeared in blood but Robin's hands, his palms in particular were. The very fact of that is why David Bain should never have been charged because it was his father found beside the suicide weapon with an abundance of forensic evidence to show he was the only one present when he despatched himself with a contact shot to his left temple, a shot that rose rather than fell and which didn't exit his skull - despite our Appeal Court  claiming that it did. As for the specks of blood on Robin's hands, apparently dumbdod thinks they should have been washed off even before they arrived there on Robin's hands, at the point of his suicide. Arguing that the blood spots should have been washed off is another concession of Robin Bain as the killer from the bewildered 'dob.' 'dob' asks gleefully 'does dirt dissolve in blood,' well in the case of Dear daddy it didn't dob - that's why the smears remained and why there were photographed, photographs shown to the second Jury.

dumbbob still attempts to claim that Robin's palms were blood free but dirty, it would have been interesting if they were blood free, but it still wouldn't have disproved his suicide. Additionally, the washing of Robin's hands, as described by dumbbob didn't remove the ingrained dirt, the blood smears nor the red material found under his nails, nor did it remove the bite marks and other cuts and contusions to his hands.

Unfortunately, dumbob, Bill Rodie and others haven't yet realised that the 'evidence' they present against Binnie's apparent findings, against David and by proxy therefore against the reputation of Joe Karam, is pure defamation for which, like Parker and Purkiss, they may yet be sued. All the tired arguments about free speech do not overcome the truth, the truth is that Robin Bain died with blood smears on his hands, despite as dumbbob says, trying to wash them off. Another truth is that Rodie and others have persecuted Karam and Bain for years with not only omissions, but as in this case with blatant lies.