[Nedusa]

I think most people connected with the case do feel he is guilty, although he protested his innocence and two members of the Jury could not be persuaded of his guilt , the general view was and still is that he did commit these atrocious murders.

In cases where there is a definite reasonable doubt you find there is a large group of people willing to take on the case as a possible miscarriage of justice and so start campaigns to fight for a re-trial. But in this case no such protestations were made.

And as no new evidence ever came to light, no other suspects were ever sought and no DNA evidence taken from the crime scene ever pointed the finger at a 3rd party.

So I think he did commit this crime for whatever reasons and the Conviction is safe.