The ITV Drama

[sami]

You have no idea and I have a very reliable source

thank you

[Kaldin]

Because when you call the emergency services, the message goes out as the person is talking on the phone and the nearest car takes the job. There may have been one close - he wouldn't know that - would he?

The same goes for calling a police station too.

[Steve_uk]

You have no idea and I have a very reliable source

Yes and I'm sure Warwick Hislop has cracked the case by now, so we can all slumber peacefully in our beds.

[Caroline]

The same goes for calling a police station too.

Not the same amount of urgency otherwise there would be no point in having an emergency service. West stopped the call to pass on the message to the control room. All that took time. A 999 call doesn't waste that time because as I said, if there were no difference, there would be no point in having an emergency number.

[Caroline]

Yes and I'm sure Warwick Hislop has cracked the case by now, so we can all slumber peacefully in our beds.

Don't tell me Warwick is on the case?  ........................................... (who?  )

[Jan]

First comments

On the whole it was ok

However I personally thought it was really bad that they did not show a timeline of how long they were outside the house and how long before the raid team were called in

Secondly , correct me if necessary I did not think the excuse of the trick of light in the window and not movement was used until much later ?

The radio representation of what was said about the bodies in the kitchen was wrong .

Question . Did jeremy say about target shooting as that’s not what he said in his statement ? Which contemporary statement from whom said that ?

Did sheila ask Colin about getting her injections stopped ?

The comment about the sound from upstairs being another officer ? Not sure if that was at the time ? Or used as an explanation later ?

Jeremy did not say the rifle was loaded I think he said there could be some in the magazine but the magazine had been removed ?

Not criticism just a few comments and questions really .

[Jane]

I thought it was sensitively done. Cressida BC was exactly as I imagined Sheila to have been, delicate, wraith-like, troubled, frightened. The little boys were delightful. June was a shy and devout as her friends describe her. Nevill was the fun character his friends remember him as being. Even had I not known the story, I'd have been hooked. For the first time I understood what it must have felt like to be those two, unarmed policemen standing outside that farmhouse at dead of night with the possibility of a gun competent, deranged woman inside. However, I'm perfectly certain that supporter won't agree.

[Jan]

I agree to a certain extent , however the lack of expressing the time they were outside and why , to me was a major omission. It is very relevant . At least it showed jeremy begging them to go in.

[guest7363]

First comments

On the whole it was ok

However I personally thought it was really bad that they did not show a timeline of how long they were outside the house and how long before the raid team were called in

Secondly , correct me if necessary I did not think the excuse of the trick of light in the window and not movement was used until much later ?

The radio representation of what was said about the bodies in the kitchen was wrong .

Question . Did jeremy say about target shooting as that’s not what he said in his statement ? Which contemporary statement from whom said that ?

Did sheila ask Colin about getting her injections stopped ?

The comment about the sound from upstairs being another officer ? Not sure if that was at the time ? Or used as an explanation later ?

Jeremy did not say the rifle was loaded I think he said there could be some in the magazine but the magazine had been removed ?

Not criticism just a few comments and questions really .

And he wasn’t wearing the same shoes as I thought he had on 😂😂😂😂

[Jane]

And he wasn’t wearing the same shoes as I thought he had on 😂😂😂😂

Little Jones appeared to be a nasty piece of work. Little man syndrome, possibly.

[Kaldin]

Did Stan Jones really look at Sheila's body like that, and was he told then that she was shot twice?

[David1819]

Did Stan Jones really look at Sheila's body like that, and was he told then that she was shot twice?

No.

[Janet ((Formerly known as Takeshi))]

I agree to a certain extent , however the lack of expressing the time they were outside and why , to me was a major omission. It is very relevant . At least it showed jeremy begging them to go in.

Maybe they will address these things later when they cover the trial?

[Janet ((Formerly known as Takeshi))]

Also noticed the time on the police station clock when Jeremy called was 3.26...this is bound to cause some discussion

[guest7363]

Maybe they will address these things later when they cover the trial?

Well said Janet, it’s impossible to fit everything in a hour.