Having read the summary of today's proceedings I can't see any way that the jury can return a guilty verdict.
Having read the summary of today's proceedings I can't see any way that the jury can return a guilty verdict.
It certainly looks that way .....Having read the summary of today's proceedings I can't see any way that the jury can return a guilty verdict.
.... and also to the OspreysIf he is found not guilty I would expect thst he would be offered the chance to return to the Swans
(He had a similar role there but principally hospitality, not on the pitch pre-match)
If he’s found innocent then that’s good enough for me, as taken from the summing up , no one else has ever indicated before or during the trial that he’s been accused of similar crimes . He officiated a number of family funerals so maybe I’m biased but I think he’s innocentThe problem with these types of cases is that even if found not guilty, the seed has been planted and doubts will remain - unless it's so overwhelmingly and obviously a bullshit story. It's such an awful situation.

I hope he's innocent too really.Based on what I’ve read, I’m surprised that the CPS decided that there were sufficient grounds to prosecute.
I’ve met Kev on numerous occasions and we often stop and have a chat.
So, like Matt I’m somewhat biased - I hope he’s innocent.![]()
Really pleased to read thishttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-56942571
NOT GUILTY
Will there be some form of punishment against the claimant ?

I wonder what the Swans will do?Great news for him and his family, I just hope that he can get on with his life without snidey comments being made and gets his career back on track , the less said about his accusers the better but I suppose nothings changed for them unlike Kev so has justice been done ,?
Incredible:
But Mr Roberts (Defence Barrister) said the ‘victim’ had got the wrong person, and showed him a photograph of Mr Johns with a full beard in 1981.
"You say that Kevin Johns had some stubble, as if he hadn't shaved? Kevin Johns had a full beard in 1981 - how did you miss that?"," he said.
"Isn't the reality that you've got the wrong person in this case?"