The facts of the case
This section gives a detailed account of what actually happened. Events are closely examined and their implications identified.
The facts are central to any rational analysis. In the case of Siôn Jenkins, facts have all too often been overtaken by speculation.
A record of key events since the murder.
A detailed outline of the events surrounding the murder, and how those events were later interpreted.
The forensic evidence on which the conviction rested was complex and detailed. There were, though, some much more obvious points which cast doubt on the likelihood that Siôn Jenkins carried out the murder.
The role of the man identified as Mr B remains crucial. In the course of three trials and two appeals one vital clue was never satisfactorily accounted for by the prosecution. In 2007 it is vital that Sussex police continue the quest for justice for Billie-Jo and reinvestigate the involvement of Mr B .
Examination of the facts prompts some serious questions, detailed here.
The influence of 'experts' was crucial to the conviction of Siôn Jenkins in 1998.
Two years on: the facts reviewed
Text of an article published in The Sunday Telegraph on 2 July 2000.
Bob Woffinden Reviews the Case: May 03
The text of article called 'Why I couldn't have murdered Billie -Jo' published in the Daily Mail