Justice for Siôn Jenkins - Website Shutdown

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Billie-Jo Jenkins' murderer has never been found. No attempt has been made by Sussex Police to re-open the investigation. They now have the opportunity to do so.
Mr B
The role of the man identified as Mr B remains crucial. In the course of three trials and two appeals one vital clue was never satisfactorily accounted for by the prosecution. It is essential that Sussex police should continue the quest for justice for Billie-Jo and reinvestigate the involvement of Mr B.
Someone Knows
This page sets out what happened over the years.
The Wife’s Story
The behaviour of Siôn Jenkins' former wife has been a key factor since the time of the murder, when it had a direct impact on public perceptions of the case.
A Call to Action
This page has a call to action and asks some questions.
Documentary 2022
On 10 February, Channel 5 screened a documentary about the case.
Justice Delayed
Since February 2006 there has been no progress in finding Billie-Jo’s killer.
The Facts of the Case
A detailed account of what actually happened.
Jeremy Paine
The career of the policeman who led the original murder investigation.

The retrial ended on 9 February 2006. Justice was finally done.

The Police
The police case against Siôn Jenkins was always flawed, relying on innuendo rather than evidence.
The Legal Process
Siôn Jenkins' treatment under the criminal justice system.
Who is Siôn Jenkins?
Some views which challenge the media stereotypes.
A Journalist's View
After the trial, the reflections of journalist Tom Pugh, who was taught by Siôn Jenkins in the mid-Nineties.
Archive
Historical material relating to the case.
Using the Site
Technical help on the site.

Website Shutdown

In the summer of 2004 Sussex police were not happy that Siôn Jenkins had been granted bail.

The website became the focus of their displeasure.

Renewed pressure. : The return of the website in 2006 prompted some strange activity…
Website Shutdown : When bail was granted to Siôn Jenkins, this website was arbitrarily forced to go off line in disturbing circumstances