TRIGGER WARNING - This episode covers the brutal murder of Jodi Jones, contains strong language and the topic of suicide is discussed, so listener discretion is advised. In this episode, Naomi reflects on the pivotal fifth episode, where new persons of interest emerged, adding depth to the investigation. Dawn and Naomi discuss the DNA evidence, including the presence of a local sex offender's DNA, and the overlooked peculiar behaviour of various individuals connected to the case,  raising questions about the thoroughness of the original investigation. The episode also touches on the psychological toll on Luke, and his resilience in maintaining his innocence.Listen to Episode Five - Through The Wall: 'People of InterestListen to Episode Six - Through the Wall: 'Luke's ArmyListen to Bonus Episode - In Luke's Own WordsCall to Action:Please consider subscribing, rating or reviewing this podcast as it really does help others find us. It's thanks to your ongoing support that we continue to be able to bring you Scottish Murders. 00:00:00: Introduction and Episode Five Discussion00:00:44: DNA Samples and Local Offender00:02:05: James Faulkner and the Condom Evidence00:03:10: Odd Behaviour and Admission00:05:19: Crime Scene and Path Details00:07:26: Joseph Jones and Mental Health Issues00:09:24: Police Investigation and Persons of Interest00:11:46: Jury and Circumstantial Evidence00:14:20: Gordon Dickie and the Dogs00:17:18: Cannabis in Jodie's System00:19:29: Scrunchie and Clothing Description00:21:20: Unsafe Conviction and Media Influence00:23:43: Mark Kane and Similarities to Luke00:25:48: Sandra Lean’s Involvement00:28:20: Public Response to the Podcast00:30:05: Matt Elliot's Documentary and Legal Issues00:31:45: Luke's Prison Experience and Restrictions00:33:29: Police Obsession with Luke00:35:29: Luke's Early Prison Experience00:38:38: Luke's Mental Strength and Support00:41:13: Public Support and Podcast Impact00:42:49: Comparison of Different PrisonsEpisode CreditsHosted by DawnSpecial Guest: Naomi ChannellProduced by Erin Ferguson