Jeremy Bamber proven innocent?

[Caroline]

He had no bites from the dog that always bit him ?

The dog didn't always bite him. 

[lookout]

The dog didn't always bite him. 

It would have done that night if he'd been hurtling about brandishing a rifle. It wasn't tied up either.

[Jane]

It would have done that night if he'd been hurtling about brandishing a rifle. It wasn't tied up either.

OMG!!! Telepathic communication with deceased dogs, too. Whatever next?

[David1819]

The more I think and read about psychopathy, the more I question as to whether it even exists.

The following is from a thesis on criminology.

"Psychopathy can be seen as the inverse of moral development. Some theoreticians (Shoemaker, 1990; Bartol and Bartol, 2011; Bernard, Snipes, and Gerould, 2011) imply that psychopathy constitutes a criminological theory. However, a clear mechanism or specific unit theory is rarely ever discussed, and it is debateable as to whether or not one actually exists."

[lookout]

OMG!!! Telepathic communication with deceased dogs, too. Whatever next?

There's no end to my talent.

[Jane]

The more I think and read about psychopathy, the more I question as to whether it even exists.

The following is from a thesis on criminology.

"Psychopathy can be seen as the inverse of moral development. Some theoreticians (Shoemaker, 1990; Bartol and Bartol, 2011; Bernard, Snipes, and Gerould, 2011) imply that psychopathy constitutes a criminological theory. However, a clear mechanism or specific unit theory is rarely ever discussed, and it is debateable as to whether or not one actually exists."

But Dr Robert Hare attests quite differently, doesn't he?

[guest7363]

He had no bites from the dog that always bit him ?

Dogs can sense evil.

[lookout]

Dogs can sense evil.

Then why didn't it bite him ? The dog had done it before so why was that night so different ? Or rather, why didn't he shoot it, it would have been expected of him ?

I wonder if it had bitten Sheila where she had an abdominal dressing ?

[lookout]

Dogs can sense fear too and will bite.

[Caroline]

Dogs can sense fear too and will bite.

Dogs don't always bite when they're frightened. That being the case, the dog would have bitten Cook and the other officers who picked him up.

I thought you were a cat person Lookout?

[lookout]

Dogs don't always bite when they're frightened. That being the case, the dog would have bitten Cook and the other officers who picked him up.

I thought you were a cat person Lookout?

The dog may have bitten the officers, we don't know.

Yes, I have cats now but I've had dogs in the past. An Afghan Hound and latterly a German Shepherd.

[guest7363]

He didn’t seem to have any love for anything, like Brett said, there was no love for his Father, he didn’t like what his mother was doing, he didn’t have a brotherly/sister relationship with Sheila and he hated the dog and Julie was on her way out,   Brett did mention, he did like one thing though, MONEY

[Caroline]

The dog may have bitten the officers, we don't know.

Yes, I have cats now but I've had dogs in the past. An Afghan Hound and latterly a German Shepherd.

I think they would have said if the dog bit them.

Always had dogs and they bit if you tease them - that's why Jeremy probably got bitten.

[lookout]

He didn’t seem to have any love for anything, like Brett said, there was no love for his Father, he didn’t like what his mother was doing, he didn’t have a brotherly/sister relationship with Sheila and he hated the dog and Julie was on her way out,   Brett did mention, he did like one thing though, MONEY

It doesn't make a person a murderer though, nor does it mean that he murdered his family.

[lookout]

It doesn't make a person a murderer though, nor does it mean that he murdered his family.

I also don't know anyone who doesn't like money, do you ?