Judge James Tabor, QC, told the 35-year-old mother of two that she was “honest, utterly decent and brave” but her “impressive” performance in the witness box could sway the jury unfairly.

Just when I think I have the world figured out you see a story like this one. An eyewitness is too credible, so they have to let the accused go.

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