To murder ones child

I watched the Neil Entwistle trial on tv recently. I have no idea if he is guilty or not. The jury found him guilty of first degree murder for both his wife and baby. His defence was absolutely pathetic, and the circumstantial evidence was enough to convict him.



I wondered how he remained so calm and never flinched throughout the entire trial except once when he did actually cry. If they were tears of remorse or not, who knows. But somewhere in his eyes I see innocence. It made me wonder.



Anyway, I came across this, on the friendsreunited site and thought I would post it here, before it is deleted. It is obviously outdated, but got me thinking ..... again.