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Originally Posted by kronas
its quite dependant on what the person said if they told you they were elsewhere you could try and check these things, but the law will catch up on you eventually and the truth comes out then.
yes and lied to the police
the evidence was there for all to see, to use a phrase in 'black and white'
no i would 'hold out' but not lie for the person, to lie is an admission of a cover up on the guilty parties request, you are still guilty of something if you lie about it to the police, and she lied for him.
i do know she lied for him to protect him but a lie is a lie and she lied to the police.
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Yes, she lied to the police, because the man she loved
probably told her that he was innocent, but had no way to prove it.
As soon as she realised the truth she came clean.
She was punished for lying to the police, but had she not told the truth (albeit belatedly), he may well have never got to court, as his alibi would be hard to disprove.
I find it hard to imagine just how she must have felt when she realised that she had been played, and that the man she loved was capable of something so heinous.
They say that love is blind - but imagine the horror when you can suddenly see clearly and you are looking at this man....