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Luke Mitchell – Interviews

Following on yesterday’s piece in the Herald, the paper’s Sunday edition carries five further, interesting, perspectives on the Luke Mitchell case.

We link to these articles below:

Luke Mitchell Interview:  Luke Mitchell

Luke Mitchell Interview:  Professor Alan Jamieson

Luke Mitchell Interview:  Terry Mullins, polygraph expert, says Mitchell did not stab Jones

The circumstantial evidence that convicted Luke Mitchell

Miscarriages of Justice Organisation – the organisation helping with Luke Mitchell’s latest appeal

 

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