Nevills burns revisited.

[Jane]

Caroline's said it wasn't loaded when I happened to say it was easier to shoot when a rifle had been already loaded ?

Well she's right, isn't she? It WASN'T loaded after the first chamber? had been emptied. It had to be REloaded.

[lookout]

Well she's right, isn't she? It WASN'T loaded after the first chamber? had been emptied. It had to be REloaded.

Loaded before he left for home after supper ? Was it or wasn't it ? This is worse than Brexit !

[lookout]

We all know what I mean don't we ? Jeremy left a loaded rifle after supper ? The rabbits scenario ? Yes/No

[lookout]

Seriously Lookout - this is basic stuff about the case! He left the rifle minus the magazine, stood next to the coats and the magazine, he left on the settle. He removed the bullet from the breach of the rifle and placed it back in the magazine prior to placing it on the settle.

He left it loaded on the kitchen table.

[lookout]

Who said it was left on the settle ? JB ? Ooops and here's me thinking he didn't tell lies.

[Jane]

Loaded before he left for home after supper ? Was it or wasn't it ? This is worse than Brexit !

 Don't be silly, Lookout It was certainly loaded when he took it out bunny bashing! Who on earth goes out to shoot something with a gun without bullets in it? Tsk, tsk .................."worse than Brexit"? That's a good one. I like it

[Caroline]

He left it loaded on the kitchen table.

[Caroline]

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[David1819]

How can you have proof that someone didn't know something? There is no evidence that she did!

This depends on the complexity of the task. Knowing that pointing a gun at someone and pulling the trigger is ascertained though imitative learning. 99% of the worlds population learn about guns as kids watching shooting in films and TV.


On the other hand there is no evidence that Jeremy knew how to stage a suicide with all the typical trajectories, locations and bloodstains so even pathologists fall for it. This is a complex task that needs education. It cannot be achieved on common sense and native intelligence that developed simply by growing up.

[David1819]

Seriously Lookout - this is basic stuff about the case! He left the rifle minus the magazine, stood next to the coats and the magazine, he left on the settle. He removed the bullet from the breach of the rifle and placed it back in the magazine prior to placing it on the settle.

Good to see Caroline now taking Jeremy as a reliable and honest witness and that he left the rifle near the kitchen and not on Sheila's body.

[Caroline]

This depends on the complexity of the task. Knowing that pointing a gun at someone and pulling the trigger is ascertained though imitative learning. 99% of the worlds population learn about guns as kids watching shooting in films and TV.


On the other hand there is no evidence that Jeremy knew how to stage a suicide with all the typical trajectories, locations and bloodstains so even pathologists fall for it. This is a complex task that needs education. It cannot be achieved on common sense and native intelligence that developed simply by growing up.

The pathologist didn't attend the scene and Jeremy didn't successfully stage a suicide hence his incarceration.

[Caroline]

Good to see Caroline now taking Jeremy as a reliable and honest witness and that he left the rifle near the kitchen and not on Sheila's body.

That's where he said he left it prior to his return. He may well have done but ultimately, he left it on Sheila's body.

[Steve_uk]

Good to see Caroline now taking Jeremy as a reliable and honest witness and that he left the rifle near the kitchen and not on Sheila's body.

More heinous a crime there never has been.

[David1819]

The pathologist didn't attend the scene and Jeremy didn't successfully stage a suicide hence his incarceration.

No a Silencer appeared that staged a murder hence his incarceration.

[Caroline]

No a Silencer appeared that staged a murder hence his incarceration.

He didn't fool anyone for long - although .....