Interview with John Murray on court ruling for death of PC Fletcher

The transcript covers a court case where the speaker feels vindicated by the evidence presented, highlighting Mr. Brooks' involvement in a murder. The speaker reflects on the support received, the extraordinary moment in court, and the judge's comments on feeling pride rather than guilt. Despite obstacles, the speaker emphasizes the pursuit of justice over monetary gain. Future legal actions are considered, including reviewing the original decision or pursuing a private prosecution. The absence of Mabrouk, who was not allowed in the UK, is also discussed.

What was the speaker's reaction to the support received during the court proceedings?

• They were surprised and grateful.

• They felt overwhelmed and anxious.

• They expected the support.

• They were indifferent.

What does the speaker feel about their achievements over the years?

• They regret their actions.

• They feel it was a waste of time.

• They feel proud despite the challenges.

• They feel it was all for financial gain.

What was the primary motivation for the speaker's pursuit of justice?

• To gain political power.

• To seek financial compensation.

• To gain public recognition.

• To achieve justice.

What are the speaker's plans following the recent judgment?

• To abandon the case.

• To move to another country.

• To explore other legal avenues.

• To write a book about the experience.

Why was Mr. Mabrouk not present during the proceedings?

• He was not allowed in the UK.

• He was uninterested in the case.

• He was busy with other commitments.

• He was represented by his lawyer.