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Polymath Mum

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Polymath Mum Polymath Mum Friday, 4 April 2014 We're all cut flowers There's nothing quite like covering a murder trial to focus the mind. And there isn't a person reading this who is not familiar with the expression "life's too short", but my goodness a tired old cliche it may be, but how very, very true. I can't go into the details of this murder case as it's still ongoing. But it's one with which most of you would be familiar as the murder in question took place 29 years ago and no-one has yet been found guilty. I've covered this case for the past four weeks; the family of the murdered person are in court each day, silent in their grief and united in their determination to hear every last shred of evidence, no matter how harrowing. They sit, in a line, to the left of the dock, which contains the accused, and just under the public gallery into which every day, stream a variety of people some of whom acknowledge the accused with a raised fist of solidarity and occasionally...

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