Former partner says Ian Bailey 'hopeless at covering tracks' so he's not killer

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“And I don't think he would have been able to keep calm afterwards. Or be normal. Because he was in pretty bad shape after he killed a cockerel.”

The former partner of Ian Bailey has declared there is no way he could have murdered French TV producer Sophie Toscan Du Plantier because “he is so hopeless at covering his own tracks.”

“And I don't think he would have been able to keep calm afterwards. Or be normal. Because he was in pretty bad shape after he killed a cockerel.”When quizzed on whether she directly asked him if he killed Sophie, Jules explained: “Of course, I asked him. He said: ‘Bloody hell, of course not.’ Jules was arrested twice for questioning by gardaí investigating the murder of Sophie at her holiday home at Toormore near Schull in December 1996. She was released without charge on both occasions.

In an interview with The Sunday Independent, she explained: “It just makes me feel so sick. Sick in the stomach. All the publicity, first of all. The newspapers were desperate.“I'd never seen her. I'd never noticed her in Schull. I'm good at remembering faces, I'm a visual person. And I never remember seeing her, ever.

She also issued legal proceedings against the show’s director John Dower and production company Lightbox Media Ltd.

 

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