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The murder of Jodi Jones is a Scottish murder case from June 2003 in which a 14-year-old schoolgirl was murdered in woodland in Dalkeith, Scotland. Her semi-nude body was discovered behind a wall by her 14-year-old boyfriend Luke Mitchell’s dog Mia, a German Shepherd, hours after her death. An autopsy revealed the teenager had died…
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Mitchell Luke Mitchell was born on 24 July 1988, the younger of two children. His parents separated when he was 11, and he was raised by his mother, Corinne, in relatively comfortable circumstances in Newbattle with hobbies that included music, riding horses, and motorbikes. Mitchell went to St David’s RC High School in Dalkeith.…
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At about 5 pm on 30 June 2003, Jones left her home, informing her family she was going to see Mitchell. Her body was found several hours later on the route she invariably took to meet her boyfriend; she had been bound and murdered.[8] Jones’s body was located in a wooded area behind a high…
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The suspicion fell on Mitchell and school authorities cited concern about Mitchell’s safety in unsuccessfully attempting to prevent his return to school; two months after the murder he was suspended after objecting to being separated from other pupils.[17] After the discovery of the body, Mitchell was initially questioned as a witness; he quickly became…
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There was a DNA Profile for two people on the clothing and body of Jodi Jones and they were Luke Mitchell (the accused) and Steven Kelly (the boyfriend of Jodi’s sister). Luke Mitchells DNA was discounted because he was in a relationship with Jodi, but the evidence was present. Steven Kelly’s DNA was also discounted…
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It has been claimed that Jodi was murdered by knife and stabb wounds, but this is not actually the case. The forensic expert stated that what actually killed Jodi was hit on the back of the head with a piece of wood and then strangled until death and the knife was used ONLY after death.…
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At his trial at the High Court of Justiciary in Edinburgh, Mitchell pleaded not guilty and lodged a special defence of alibi: that he was at home cooking dinner at the time of the murder. He did not testify. Prosecution case A woman testified that she had seen someone resembling Mitchell near the murder scene.…
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In May 2007, a BBC Scotland Frontline Scotland television programme documentary examined a theory that the murder might have been committed by a student who was alleged to have handed in an essay about killing a girl in the woods a few weeks before the murder. A friend of this suspect saw him soon after…
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SCCRC On 20 July 2012, lawyers acting for Mitchell launched a fresh bid to have his conviction overturned when a 300-page dossier was delivered to the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission (SCCRC). The dossier included claims that a Mitchell lookalike may have confused eyewitnesses. The lawyers donated their services free of charge.[38] In July 2014,…
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