The Truth and the Documentary

[Steve_uk]

i have always believed kaldin that Colin deep down believes Jeremy to be innocent. I think the two shared a mutual respect

Not at all: your ignorance of the case is staggering. Jeremy attempted to flatter Colin, who may have been influenced and distracted somewhat by the Bamber wealth, by telling him he had had a raw deal. Little did the father know Jeremy was planning to murder his sons in cold blood.

[ILB]

..so Julie is complicit with Jeremy, who is guilty, so why are you here..

I never stated she was complicit. I just think she was full of poo ( I cannot say the s word)

[ILB]

Not at all: your ignorance of the case is staggering. Jeremy attempted to flatter Colin, who may have been influenced and distracted somewhat by the Bamber wealth, by telling him he had had a raw deal. Little did the father know Jeremy was planning to murder his sons in cold blood.

I know much more of the case than you. I have met Jeremy Bamber himself have you?

[lookout]

..yes who chuckled at his handiwork several hours previously.

When you have someone who can't tell the difference between a " chuckle " and a cough to stifle a cry then he's got no right to have been in the police force.
Men don't cry/whinge like a woman freely does they cough to hold back from yelling.

Of course the guilters would say he laughed because it fits the scenario of him being a " psychopath " who, without hesitation had slaughtered them all. They were looking for anything to nail him.

[Jane]

I know much more of the case than you. I have met Jeremy Bamber himself have you?

For how long were you incarcerated in the same prison as Jeremy? I may be that you know no more about him than we do, having learned about him locally.

[Steve_uk]

I know much more of the case than you. I have met Jeremy Bamber himself have you?

Never has the proverb "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing" been more apt.

[Jane]

When you have someone who can't tell the difference between a " chuckle " and a cough to stifle a cry then he's got no right to have been in the police force.
Men don't cry/whinge like a woman freely does they cough to hold back from yelling.

Of course the guilters would say he laughed because it fits the scenario of him being a " psychopath " who, without hesitation had slaughtered them all. They were looking for anything to nail him.

So how does that go, Lookout? NO man, EVER born, EVER cries. They ALWAYS cough? Mmm? Of course, defenders will accuse guilters of saying he laughed. They THINK this has to do with their belief that he's a psychopath, although some seem unclear about what, actually constitutes psychopathy. They're looking for the tiniest thing which could free him.

[Kaldin]

He might have laughed. People do sometimes in dire situations. Sometimes, people want to laugh at funerals.

[Jane]

He might have laughed. People do sometimes in dire situations. Sometimes, people want to laugh at funerals.

Then, I imagine, from respect for the deceased, their family and friends, they'd turn it, aided by a handkerchief, to apparent tears.

[lookout]

So how does that go, Lookout? NO man, EVER born, EVER cries. They ALWAYS cough? Mmm? Of course, defenders will accuse guilters of saying he laughed. They THINK this has to do with their belief that he's a psychopath, although some seem unclear about what, actually constitutes psychopathy. They're looking for the tiniest thing which could free him.

It's more of a choking sound than an actual cough, but I don't expect you'll have been observant enough to notice or even had the experience of a man in despair.

It won't be a technicality in JB's case. He always said he wouldn't do a technicality anyway.

[ILB]

For how long were you incarcerated in the same prison as Jeremy? I may be that you know no more about him than we do, having learned about him locally.

long lartin prison Evesham late 93 to may 95

[Kaldin]

Then, I imagine, from respect for the deceased, their family and friends, they'd turn it, aided by a handkerchief, to apparent tears.

Yes, I think they would.

[Jane]

It's more of a choking sound than an actual cough, but I don't expect you'll have been observant enough to notice or even had the experience of a man in despair.

It won't be a technicality in JB's case. He always said he wouldn't do a technicality anyway.

Well Lookout, if it pleases you to believe it, in all my years of working with the distress, I've NEVER -you'll love my use of that word, I expect- witnessed a man in despair. Perhaps I was examining my nails at the time. Thank you so much for telling me what sound I must look out for.

[ILB]

Hasten to add, we haven't had contact in over 20 years....

[Steve_uk]

Hasten to add, we haven't had contact in over 20 years....

..no and you won't now unless you can be of use to him in some way.