Episode 42: 14 Year Old Jodi Jones Murder Mystery With Scott Forbes Revealing The Real Killer
The Jim King ShowShow Notes
14 year old Jodi Jones was savagely butchered and dumped in the woods in the small town of Dalkeith Scotland back in 2003, Jodis boyfriend at the time Luke Mitchell also 14 was convicted of the crime and has spent over 22 years locked up behind bars with no strong evidence linking him to this murder. Scott Forbes was Luke Mitchell's lawyer for a period of his sentence and in this episode he reveals his strong opinion that Luke is innocent and he reveals who he thinks is the real killer.
Scott Forbes also wrote a book 📖 ⬇️⬇️⬇️
A Long Walk to Justice https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1999617118?ref_=cm_sw_r_ffobk_mwn_dp_F73H397796Y2M0NRCS14&bestFormat=true&language=en-GB
This episode will give the viewers a great insight into this murder mystery that has gripped a nation revealing so much injustice and the wrongful conviction of innocent Luke Mitchell while the real killer roams free.
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