The ITV Drama

[Roch]

Good post Roch and agree with you, I think it just goes along with what we know, not what we don’t?  Posters have wanted a six part series now they’ve got one, Jackie wanted one just on Julie, I would have watched this as well or anything that can or show him innocent.

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Yes fair comment, I can see where you're coming from there.

[lookout]

Not overly impressed so far.

[lookout]

I am a retred Police officer and after leaving the Met Police, I spent 10 years on Essex Police M.I.T. I have always believed that Jeremy is innocent and have had many heated discussions with Essex Police officers who point blank refuse to listen to reason. This is one of the U.K.'s worst cases of injustice and Essex Police should be made to cooperate fully.
ROY TYZACK, Brentwood, ENG, United Kingdom2 days ago

This is the retired officer I tried to get in touch with yesterday to ask how he arrived at his conclusion of innocent. He'd served with the murder squad at EP latterly before his retirement. A good-living man with many on-going interests.

[Jan]

I don’t know Roch, the opening episode left viewers with some doubt, I must admit sometimes it is hard watching and you know the outcome, but it’s still interesting and I’ve had very good feed back from neutrals.

 Personnally I think they were sewing the seeds of whats to come - the sobbing reported by the police came across as hysterical overacting

the muting of what Colin said at the door

The looks by Julie at Jeremy actually looked a bit like they were in on it together if you know what I mean- not that she was shocked he had done it .

the subtle trick of the light at the window quote .

And pointing out about Jeremy having dyed his hair like a film star

Subtle but indications of what to come I think .

[guest7363]

Personnally I think they were sewing the seeds of whats to come - the sobbing reported by the police came across as hysterical overacting

the muting of what Colin said at the door

The looks by Julie at Jeremy actually looked a bit like they were in on it together if you know what I mean- not that she was shocked he had done it .

the subtle trick of the light at the window quote .

And pointing out about Jeremy having dyed his hair like a film star

Subtle but indications of what to come I think .

Have to agree, they take you one direction and have an art in leading you in another, they always use drama to good affect. 

[Jan]

Perhaps someone can answer these questions for me ?

Is there a time line on here about the time between the police arriving - the raid team being called and them going in to the house ?

I was interested in the comment Jeremy was alleged to have said about target shooting ( does not relate to his statements)  but it seems the first statements from the officers who met  him see to be from 16th august ( although not signed ) . Because it was thought to be at the beginning murder suicide surely those officers would do statements immediately on 8th August  ? And why did they say notes not made of conversations -statements done from memory ? That means they could say what they wanted really ? I just find it all a bit odd .

[Caroline]

I'm wondering if " Taff " Jones really did shout like his character did ? We'll never know will we, but it wasn't altogether professional and would naturally have caused a lot of unrest among the rest of the officers ?. It's not the way to be when leading a team. I'd have expected more reverence during that time.

When someone loses their temper and appears to belittle you because of their higher position it's never a good move and can/does create hostilities which in this case is exactly what happened.

From all accounts, yes, he was bad tempered.

[Jane]

I am a retred Police officer and after leaving the Met Police, I spent 10 years on Essex Police M.I.T. I have always believed that Jeremy is innocent and have had many heated discussions with Essex Police officers who point blank refuse to listen to reason. This is one of the U.K.'s worst cases of injustice and Essex Police should be made to cooperate fully.
ROY TYZACK, Brentwood, ENG, United Kingdom2 days ago

My friend's husband, a retired police officer who spent his entire working life with EP. and was one of those present, said from the off, that he was guilty. One cancels out the other.

[Caroline]

My friend's husband, a retired police officer who spent his entire working life with EP. and was one of those present, said from the off, that he was guilty. One cancels out the other.

He doesn't say he worked on the case or what his opinion is based on.

[Roch]

He doesn't say he worked on the case or what his opinion is based on.

He probably hasn't been asked. Tbf, neither does Jane's friend's husband.  But 10 years in M.I.T. within the same force that prosecuted Bamber.. does make you wonder.

[Jane]

He doesn't say he worked on the case or what his opinion is based on.

He spoke with Jeremy, Caroline. His opinion/conclusion was based on body language, eye contact, the way questions were answered, and years of experience of being lied to.

[JackieD]

He probably hasn't been asked. Tbf, neither does Jane's friend's husband.  But 10 years in M.I.T. within the same force that prosecuted Bamber.. does make you wonder.

It says a lot that he gave his name

[JackieD]

Personnally I think they were sewing the seeds of whats to come - the sobbing reported by the police came across as hysterical overacting

the muting of what Colin said at the door

The looks by Julie at Jeremy actually looked a bit like they were in on it together if you know what I mean- not that she was shocked he had done it .

the subtle trick of the light at the window quote .

And pointing out about Jeremy having dyed his hair like a film star

Subtle but indications of what to come I think .

I was waiting to see that part and it never happened even though it’s so relevant to the case
I hope we will hear about Sheila’s medical records referring to her conversations with her psychiatrist where she informs him she was afraid she would kill her children.  Or will that be left out

[Caroline]

Personnally I think they were sewing the seeds of whats to come - the sobbing reported by the police came across as hysterical overacting

the muting of what Colin said at the door

The looks by Julie at Jeremy actually looked a bit like they were in on it together if you know what I mean- not that she was shocked he had done it .

the subtle trick of the light at the window quote .

And pointing out about Jeremy having dyed his hair like a film star

Subtle but indications of what to come I think .

I heard what he said, he said (when told Sheila was dead) "She's finally done it" - then he was told about the twins and staggered backwards.

[guest7363]

I heard what he said, he said (when told Sheila was dead) "She's finally done it" - then he was told about the twins and staggered backwards.

Yes I heard that Caroline