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With all the additional strain on her resources imposed by the recent murders, Grace had no option but to put the examination of David Jarrett’s appeal papers to one side. It was almost three weeks after the meeting with ACC Vickers that she felt able to able to give some attention to the mass of papers sent on from Full Sutton prison.
She closed the door to her office, took some painkillers for her headache, and started to read, making notes as she did. Clearly, there was no new evidence to suggest that Chloe Macbeth killed Donald and Janet Jarrett. The appeal made much of the fact that Chloe had a history of violence but had not been formally interviewed. According to the appeal, this made her a person of interest in respect of the killings but the CCRC had dismisse
