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Summary Man who denied being involved in an armed robbery was convicted after confessing crime in diary.
Man who denied being involved in an armed robbery was convicted after making a note of the crime in his diary.Jonathan Ochola, 21, initially denied helping a man steal $795 from gambling in England. Police found a diary entry from the same date admitting his crime last year. It was unusual for police to get hold of a criminal as he had admitted his crime on a diary. It was unusual because it is hard to get good evidence like this normally. He was foolish enough to put it in his diary and Jonathan admitted his stupidity in his interview.Ochala has been convicted on a robbery charge and will be sentenced later this month.
