Oxford woman sentenced for her part in cover-up attempt

Jemma Moir was charged in relation to events after the death of Peter Crowley in April 2022.

Moir, 27, formerly of Downside End, Oxford, was not fit to stand trial so a jury made a decision whether she committed the acts charged or not.

Last week, a jury found that she committed the acts alleged.

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On Tuesday, June 9, Judge Michael Roques gave Moir an absolute discharge.

The Judge added that the case would be open to the prosecution should Moir be fit to stand trial in the future.

Moir and Michaela Pomeroy helped to arrange preventing the lawful apprehension of Tia Pomeroy, who is Michaela Pomeroy’s daughter, and Mason Robins, who was Tia Pomeroy’s boyfriend at the time.

Tia Pomeroy was said to have attacked Peter Crowley outside the Underhill Circus shops in Barton on April 23, 2022.

He was found dead in his flat the following day with the case initially treated by police as a murder investigation.

However this was dropped when it was discovered the 50-year-old’s cause of death was due to alcoholic liver disease and drug intoxication.

Tia Pomeroy was previously convicted of actual bodily harm and one count of intending to pervert the course of justice.

Robins and Morton Morton, who is Tia Pomeroy’s father, were also convicted of perverting the course of justice.

A pre-sentence report was previously ordered for Michaela Pomeroy.

Tia Pomeroy, Michaela Pomeroy, Morton and Robins were given a provisional sentencing date of August 7.