Brett Collins

[lookout]

Storm Ciara is hitting Manchester now, a deluge of rain even for this city.

Bad here on the Mersey coast. I thought someone was tapping on the window before----it was hailstones.

[David1819]

Jackie who carried out the murders?

Sheila.

[lookout]

It was pay-back time in Sheila's mind that night----without a doubt.

[lookout]

It had to be that night because Colin would have been picking up the twins next day ready for their trip to Norway---along with their dad's girlfriend leaving Sheila at the mercy of her mother and a dad who'd decided to give all his support to his wife.

[Steve_uk]

It had to be that night because Colin would have been picking up the twins next day ready for their trip to Norway---along with their dad's girlfriend leaving Sheila at the mercy of her mother and a dad who'd decided to give all his support to his wife.

It had to be that night because it was the first time since Christmas 1982 that the whole family had been together under one roof. It's why Jeremy quizzed Colin at the party as to the whereabouts of the twins the following week, suggesting that the crime was deliberate, premeditated, cold-blooded murder.

[JackieD]

Jackie who carried out the murders?

Sheila

[Adam]

It had to be that night because Colin would have been picking up the twins next day ready for their trip to Norway---along with their dad's girlfriend leaving Sheila at the mercy of her mother and a dad who'd decided to give all his support to his wife.

Interesting.

[Adam]

It had to be that night because it was the first time since Christmas 1982 that the whole family had been together under one roof. It's why Jeremy quizzed Colin at the party as to the whereabouts of the twins the following week, suggesting that the crime was deliberate, premeditated, cold-blooded murder.

Interesting.

[lookout]

It had to be that night because it was the first time since Christmas 1982 that the whole family had been together under one roof. It's why Jeremy quizzed Colin at the party as to the whereabouts of the twins the following week, suggesting that the crime was deliberate, premeditated, cold-blooded murder.

RWB also knew they were all at WHF too when Pamela rang June that night. Strange how his blood-group was identical to Sheila's.

[lookout]

Go and read the telephone directory Adam 

[Steve_uk]

RWB also knew they were all at WHF too when Pamela rang June that night. Strange how his blood-group was identical to Sheila's.

Yes but John Hayward's assertion that "there was a lot of blood in the silencer" suggests the notion the Defence floated at trial of Robert Boutflour putting droplets of blood in a silencer via a finger was a non-starter.

[Kaldin]

It had to be that night because Colin would have been picking up the twins next day ready for their trip to Norway---along with their dad's girlfriend leaving Sheila at the mercy of her mother and a dad who'd decided to give all his support to his wife.

Colin said they were to be there for a week though.

[Kaldin]

It had to be that night because it was the first time since Christmas 1982 that the whole family had been together under one roof. It's why Jeremy quizzed Colin at the party as to the whereabouts of the twins the following week, suggesting that the crime was deliberate, premeditated, cold-blooded murder.

Where did you get that from?

[Steve_uk]

Jeremy liked to provoke a reaction, possibly due to the feeling that his parents were remote emotionally. There's an anecdote in Clare Powell's book of him using Julie to sweet-talk a man at a party, whereupon the former sprang out from some hidey-hole and confronted the couple. It's why he enjoyed the murder of his parents, why he enjoyed the attention of Brett, and why now he basks in the glory of his notoriety, influencing periodically the newbies and the diehard supporters alike as they suggest this or that future strategy, whilst knowing all along he will be incarcerated justly for his crimes for the remainder of his natural life.

[Steve_uk]

Where did you get that from?

It's in Colin's book.