The ITV Drama

[Jane]

We have done this the death Jane
Because Jeremy did not ring 999 does not make him a murderer
Unless you have been living under a rock they were a very private family

As it's alleged that Nevill phoned the police, it seems privacy took second place to safety.

[Jan]

Its a natural instinct Jane, something you’ve been taught as a kid. To suggest they were a private family and wouldn’t involve police, yet proclaim Neville rang the police after all?  😂😂😂😂

if  Jeremy was planning this call as his alibi and trying to set up a siege situation this call was part of his very intricate master plan that had allegedly been going on for 12 months - so why as a guilty person would he NOT call 999 .

[guest7363]

if  Jeremy was planning this call as his alibi and trying to set up a siege situation this call was part of his very intricate master plan that had allegedly been going on for 12 months - so why as a guilty person would he NOT call 999 .

My point being, it’s a natural reaction to phone 999 in an emergency, Bamber chose not to for reasons only he truthfully knows, my other point being, supporters use the fact that  they liked  to keep things private and not involve authorities yet on the other hand proclaim Neville rang the police?  They like to lay the bread crumbs in both directions.

[lookout]

if  Jeremy was planning this call as his alibi and trying to set up a siege situation this call was part of his very intricate master plan that had allegedly been going on for 12 months - so why as a guilty person would he NOT call 999 .

Yes----a 999 call would have got him off the hook, wouldn't it ?  -sorry !

[Jane]

Yes----a 999 call would have got him off the hook, wouldn't it ?  -sorry !

Lookout, even if the alleged call had been about people trying to break into the house, a 999 call would have been the appropriate course of action.

[guest7363]

Yes----a 999 call would have got him off the hook, wouldn't it ?  -sorry !

He wasn’t convicted because of the 999 call, not calling 999 would cause a discussion and questions like it would for anyone.

[Jan]

My point being, it’s a natural reaction to phone 999 in an emergency, Bamber chose not to for reasons only he truthfully knows, my other point being, supporters use the fact that  they liked  to keep things private and not involve authorities yet on the other hand proclaim Neville rang the police?  They like to lay the bread crumbs in both directions.

If he is innocent we only have his statement about why he did not call 999 - and perhaps now IF he is innocent he may regret that . But he did not know any shots had been fired at all or anyone had been injured and he was half asleep .

However as I said as part of an evil master plan we can just as easily argue there would be no reason not to call 999.

[Caroline]

We have done this the death Jane
Because Jeremy did not ring 999 does not make him a murderer
Unless you have been living under a rock they were a very private family

How does calling 999 stop them from being a private family (stupid excuse).

[lookout]

He wasn’t convicted because of the 999 call, not calling 999 would cause a discussion and questions like it would for anyone.

Scraping the barrel is never good when it comes to investigating a mass murder. It rather smacks of desperation in securing a conviction.

[Caroline]

My point being, it’s a natural reaction to phone 999 in an emergency, Bamber chose not to for reasons only he truthfully knows, my other point being, supporters use the fact that  they liked  to keep things private and not involve authorities yet on the other hand proclaim Neville rang the police?  They like to lay the bread crumbs in both directions.

For one, he knew it wasn't an emergency.

[Jane]

If he is innocent we only have his statement about why he did not call 999 - and perhaps now IF he is innocent he may regret that . But he did not know any shots had been fired at all or anyone had been injured and he was half asleep .

However as I said as part of an evil master plan we can just as easily argue there would be no reason not to call 999.

But if we go with "an evil master plan" we can argue that not calling 999 was something he considered as being worth while. What "we" consider is only our opinion. It isn't part of it.

[Caroline]

If he is innocent we only have his statement about why he did not call 999 - and perhaps now IF he is innocent he may regret that . But he did not know any shots had been fired at all or anyone had been injured and he was half asleep .

However as I said as part of an evil master plan we can just as easily argue there would be no reason not to call 999.

Personally, I don't think he had a 'master plan' as you keep saying. I think he had an idea but no blue print.

[Jane]

For one, he knew it wasn't an emergency.

Exactly! He knew the words. The emotions behind them were absent.

[lookout]

He was probably sitting dithering about what his father would have done. Both siblings had never been taught to stand on their own two feet in any event and I find this quite sad. They still had their  "bottoms wiped " by mum and dad !!

[Caroline]

He was probably sitting dithering about what his father would have done. Both siblings had never been taught to stand on their own two feet in any event and I find this quite sad. They still had their  "bottoms wiped " by mum and dad !!