Elaine Boyes
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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And I'm not kidding you. You know when you say that expression, my chin just dropped to the floor. I just was like, huh? What? How could she have children?
She didn't have a boyfriend in Harrogate when I knew her. So why? How? It didn't make sense. It didn't make sense.
I said, no, no, no, she's definitely his daughter. I said, she looked up to him like a daughter looks up to a father. And she said, well, I think we believe that they're husband and wife.
She was using my identity. So that was another shock. I thought, what? I couldn't believe it. I still can't believe it now. Yeah. Unbelievable.
If they didn't have enough evidence, they would have released him on the Monday. And I actually got across to them very clearly because I was really worried about it. I said, if you let him go, you'll lose him. He'll escape. I said, he's got loads of money. I said, he'll just disappear.
Good afternoon.
Sea of Lies from Uncover · S32 E7: Plausible, Intelligent and Ruthless | Sea of Lies · 27 Feb 2025
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I'd actually gone for counseling beforehand and I was explained what to wear and how to ground myself.
I actually went in there feeling quite powerful, if that's the right word. That's not the right word, really, powerful, but yeah, it'll do.
And there was a point in his evidence when they stopped for a break. And in that break, he's sat there in his suit looking like a perfect gentleman, businessman. And he scans and he's looking around the court, cool as a cucumber, and he catches my eye. And I actually think, I'm going to beat you. I'm going to beat you, mate. And I tried to stare him out.
And I stared and I stared and he stared as well. And I couldn't do it any longer. I just had to turn away. So he beat me. He beat me.
It had to be unanimous, a unanimous verdict. And I thought, oh gosh, this is going to be hard. What if one person, what if that little old dear in that corner decides that he might be innocent?
Everybody went to the local cafe in the courtyard there and were all waiting and speculating.
And we all rushed back up to the court. And I remember thinking to myself, there's only one person in the public gallery that this really, really affects. And I thought, that's me. I said, I now really hope and pray that it's unanimous.
I remember looking at him and thought, he just looked like a lost little boy. He looked like a naughty little boy that was in the corner being told off. He didn't look as arrogant as he had done through the trial. So that was a good moment. Yeah. Yeah, it was. What a relief. Can you imagine what it would have felt like if he'd have got away with it?
But I feel really happy that the jury's come to the correct decision. I mean, they really have.
How do I want him to be remembered? As the kind and compassionate person that he was. He was very kind and very compassionate. And he was the perfect gentleman, unlike Albert Walker, of course. He was the perfect gentleman and he was always a gentleman. A very gentle soul. Didn't deserve to have his life taken like this. Yeah.
I don't know why, but quite often the people that get murdered are the good, the kind, the generous. And yet I just don't understand it. I can't get my head around it. I can't get my head why people kill other people when they're gentle souls. I just can't get my head around it. I don't suppose they ever will, really.
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