the prosecution say one attempt was here at the netheravon airbase in wiltshire in april 2015.ers did. they allege that he went into these toilets and sabotaged his wife's parachute. they say he spent a number of minutes here whilst victoria was outside. today in court, victoria cilliers was questioned by her husband's defence barrister about how long he spent in the toilet. mrs cilliers was asked... the day after the toilet incident, victoria cilliers made her jump. both her main and reserve chutes failed. she fell 4000 feet into a field and sustained a number of injuries. the prosecution say emile cilliers was £20,000 in debt. they say he believed he would benefit from victoria's life insurance policy if she died. mr cilliers is an army physical training instructor. he denies two counts of attempted murder and one count of recklessly endangering life. it is the prosecution case that emile cilliers not only went to the toilet in the netheravon base but had the time to sabotage victoria cilliers' parachute. he denies trying to sabotage the parachute and trying to sabotage the p

at the netheravon airfield in wiltshire.taged her parachute at the airbase the day before the incident. the jury has seen this video reconstruction from the prosecution. which they say shows how emile cilliers could have tampered with her parachute in a toilet cubicle. victoria cilliers today was questioned about this by the prosecution. time in the toilet... the prosecutor said that was not what she had told the police after the accident. mrs cilliers said that she was angry when she spoke to the police and said she was not completely telling the truth. and wanted to paint him, emile, and a bad picture. —— in a bad picture. the prosecution also claim that emile cilliers had tried to kill his wife a week before the parachute incident. they say he tampered with the gas fixture in the kitchen of their home in amesbury. the prosecution say that emile cilliers wanted his wife dead to benefit from the life insurance policy to help pay off his debts. this is bbc news at 5 — the headlines: an nhs trust in northern ireland is recall

in april 2015, at the netheravon airfield in wiltshire, mrs cilliers jumped out of an aircraft, but bothfield. the prosecution say it was her husband, emile cilliers, who sabotaged her parachute at the airbase the day before the incident. the jury has seen this video reconstruction from the prosecution, which they say shows how emile cilliers could have tampered with her parachute in a toilet cubicle. victoria cilliers was today questioned about this by the prosecution. she was asked if she thought emile had spent a long time in the toilet. "not particularly," she replied. the prosecutor said that was not what she had told the police after the accident. mrs cilliers said that she was angry when she spoke to the police and said she was not completely telling the truth, and wanted to paint him, emile, in a bad picture. the prosecution also claimed that emile cilliers had tried to kill his wife a week before the parachute incident. they say he tampered with a gas fixture in the kitchen of their home in amesbury. emile cilliers denies all the charges against him. the prosecution say he was l

the prosecution say one attempt was here at the netheravon airbase in wiltshire in april 2015.at they say emile cilliers did. they allege that he went into these toilets and sabotaged his wife's parachute. they say he spent a number of minutes here whilst victoria was outside. the prosecution and defence have concentrated on how much time he was in the toilet. in a police interview, victoria said he was in there between five and ten minutes. today she was questioned about an apparent discrepancy in her answers. emile cilliers's defence barrister, put it to her, they can't both be right. no, said victoria, she said by the time of the second police interview i was hurt, i was angry andi interview i was hurt, i was angry and i elaborated after ian told he was having an affair. made to the prosecution barrister challenged that saying, if you did lie that was very serious. yes, she replied. are you trying to protect him, he asked? i had nothing to gain, she replied. victoria was also asked today if she sabotaged her own parachute at the base, no, she said. she said when she hit the

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