[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Denver

The estranged daughter who hasn't spoken to or seen him in years is not the person you can trust while the daughter who was there has said he had a history of abusing her

Quote from their daughter who was having dinner with them via Zoom on the evening it happened

The pair had eaten the meal with their daughter and son-in-law, Isabelle and Tom Potterton, on a Zoom call as the birthday took place in lockdown.
Mr and Mrs Potterton told the court they believed the row had blown over before the call ended.
But later, Mr Jackson called the emergency services after he had been wounded, and his wife stabbed him again while he was on the phone.

Mrs Potterton said "my whole world fell away from my feet" when police knocked on her door to tell her what had happened.
"I had not only lost my dad but I had lost my mum too. My life was changed forever," she said.
"I have lost the man that I looked up to and loved. I have lost the man that was always there for me no matter what," she added.
She said she still loved her mother but that their relationship would never be the same.
"I have lost the woman who always knew how to make me feel better. Yes I know mum is here but she's not the same person I knew," said Ms Potterton.



Do you have a link Denver?

[bitontheslide]

there were no standard characteristics in the womans behaviour that would suggest that she was abused in any way. She stabbed her husband and when he then called the emergency services for help, she stabbed him again and killed him while he was on the phone.

She was cold, calculated and in no way abused in the video shown after the event. I don't know how much more evidence people need to say she was guilty

[Denver]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

there were no standard characteristics in the womans behaviour that would suggest that she was abused in any way. She stabbed her husband and when he then called the emergency services for help, she stabbed him again and killed him while he was on the phone.

She was cold, calculated and in no way abused in the video shown after the event. I don't know how much more evidence people need to say she was guilty

You do understand how years of abuse will take every bit of emotion out of someone

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Quote from their daughter who was having dinner with them via Zoom on the evening it happened

The pair had eaten the meal with their daughter and son-in-law, Isabelle and Tom Potterton, on a Zoom call as the birthday took place in lockdown.
Mr and Mrs Potterton told the court they believed the row had blown over before the call ended.
But later, Mr Jackson called the emergency services after he had been wounded, and his wife stabbed him again while he was on the phone.

Mrs Potterton said "my whole world fell away from my feet" when police knocked on her door to tell her what had happened.
"I had not only lost my dad but I had lost my mum too. My life was changed forever," she said.
"I have lost the man that I looked up to and loved. I have lost the man that was always there for me no matter what," she added.
She said she still loved her mother but that their relationship would never be the same.
"I have lost the woman who always knew how to make me feel better. Yes I know mum is here but she's not the same person I knew," said Ms Potterton.



Do you have a link Denver?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ind...140.html%3famp

The daughter witnessed violence as a child against her so we know he has been violent towards her for decades

[bitontheslide]

Did she say that in court, the place where such evidence is given under oath? I didn't see any mention of it

[Denver]

All these does is tell victims of abuse they if they react back to their abuser they will be punished and will make it even harder for people to admit they are victims of abuse but tbh what do you expect when its a crusty old white man as a judge

[Denver]

And why we are at it they purposely released the footage of her to give her an unfair trial but why do they never release footage of the 100s of men who have killed their partner? The conviction shouldn't have stood because it was an unfair trial

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Denver

And why we are at it they purposely released the footage of her to give her an unfair trial but why do they never release footage of the 100s of men who have killed their partner? The conviction shouldn't have stood because it was an unfair trial

Well said.

Her sentence was disgusting.

[parmnion]

All this covid, and world war 3 fear we have had..

And this regional story breaks into the main news.


There must be a reason for that.