Yes but that can't possibly be the case, as that would put JB's call to the police at 3:36 which would not give him time to arrive at whf at 3:48 bearing in mind the length of his call to the police.
If Nevill called the police (which I don't believe happened) then Nevills call must have been before 3:26 minus a few minutes for JB to look up the local police number in the yellow pages, and possibly minus the time it took him to call JM.
If Nevill had telephoned a police station wouldn't the call have been itemised on his telephone account along with that to Jeremy's house in Goldhanger?
There was no detailed itemised billing at that time like there is today.
According to the 2002 Appeal Judgement anyway.
Yes, I remember someone else posting this a while back. I have been trying to think back to my own phone in 1985 and what the GPO presented in the form of billing then. I have no doubt that calls were listed in the GPO bill as how else would one check if it was correct?
I found this too...
I have got copies of billing (itemized) from 1984 to July 1985, so, Yes, they did and do exist...
But I ain't got the August / September 1985, ones, which are crucial - but EP must have obtained them as part of their investigation into this matter...
Seems they are then as Mike has accepted this. Could this info not be obtained under the Freedom of Information Act?
http://jeremybamberforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,517.msg8976.html#msg8976
From what I understand (and I may be wrong) itemised billing of that nature was available only in a few places and was not available at this location.
Mike has tried to suggest in the past that there were indeed itemised billings and whilst he didn't have the bills for the date of the five murders he had the bills from an earlier month or quarter. Personally I think it's bull.
It would have been a very easy avenue for the defence to pursue at the time of the original trial, they could have requested the bills straight from BT at the time.