Sophie: A Murder in West Cork - Netflix.

Lots and lots of women stand by their men in abusive relationships and defend them to the hilt. Even lie for them. In fact that would be the status quo for the majority of abusive relationships I would think. Now that she is finally free of him, maybe she has a story to tell. But alas, whatever story she does tell wouldn’t be without bias. Interesting times ahead either way.

With regards to Jules Thomas being touted as one of the possible new witnesses...

Anything new that Jules has to offer, has got to implicate her too..

There would be no amnesty given to her, as she would become an accessory to murder by default.

Also, if that was the case, does that also not extend to her daughters too?

Jules Thomas had the perfect 'out' of a bad relationship if she had something on Bailey - She doesn't, and never had.

People forget, Jules Thomas was put through the grinder during her interviews with the Guards, they literally threw the kitchen sink at her hoping that she would crack... At one point they even told her that Bailey had confessed to everything, and now was the time to come clean with what she knew... And she still stuck to the same story, never waivered, never changed her timeline .

I think it's a safe bet, that whoever the new witnesses are, Jules Thomas is not on that list.

Jules didn't know he had got up during the night (as in, shortly after going to bed)

They were just back from the pub, no doubt half boiled after celebrating the run up to Christmas. Jules took medication for period pain which combined with the booze knocked her out almost immediately, she wouldn't have been aware of Bailey not being in bed until the following morning.

He brought her up a cup of coffee in the morning, so logically, would she not just assume that he had risen early?

Bailey used to work in the studio which was an independent building away from the house he shared with Jules. Surely to God, even the village idiot would change out of his blood stained clothes there, and not in a fully occupied Family home?

Sometimes, commonsense doesn't prevail ..... To think that a person who had just brutally slain a young Mother, would return to the Family home, disrobe his bloody clothes and soak them in a tub in the bathroom.... Take a shower, and pop up to the bedroom with a cuppa for the Mrs.... Knowing full well that this was going to be a major incident reported nationally & internationally...

Oh yeah.... And then without tripping over the tub with the blood soaked garments in (for all the world to see), he gets his Mrs to run him over to the crime scene to take some snaps....

Bit of a stretch isn't it...?

Yes, her story did change (direct answer)

Look at the bigger picture. Look at her situation that night. How many people are aware of their partner visiting the bathroom during the night??

Once you combine alcohol and medication together, you're not likely to remember too much afterwards.

Jules Thomas had an horrendous time with Ian Bailey, the photo's of her beatings are sickening.. She must have nurtured a deep feeling of resentment against him, but still would not free herself of him when given the golden opportunity...

She didn't, because she had nothing on him.

Sophie never went anywhere without her diary, she updated it religiously every day. - Her diary was never found at her holiday home? Her purse with a considerable amount of money in it, was found to be untouched?

Before coming to Ireland, she had been assaulted by an ex boy friend? She was known to bring lovers to her holiday home..

Before coming to Ireland, she was practically begging people to come with her.. She was bothered about something.

People should really look at her home life in France before looking for a culprit in Ireland.

Looks like it’s not just lip service. Come on though lads would ye not buy your own Mvac machine instead of borrowing one from the Dutch 🤨

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/sophie-toscan-du-plantier-no-stone-will-be-left-unturned-in-finally-tracking-down-killer-says-taoiseach-41812603.html

Stored in a back room In bandon most likely. Could be interesting!