Author Topic: New theory regarding angle of 4 fatal shots to 'Neville Bambers' head/skull...  (Read 4733 times)

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Offline killingeve

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So it's now become a banning offence to write down your own thoughts ? Since when ?

I did not make a mistake about the black eye as June had suffered one prior to the murders. Then I happened to say that June could have walked into Sheila's fist, not " that it caused it " which are two different things so if you're training to become a lawyer you've got a lot to learn !!

 Your fault for being de-humanised. If you can't tell the difference between fact and fiction, then you're not as clever as I thought, especially as this case swings between the two !

I don't apologise nor bow and scrape for something I haven't done ! It's not my fault if you've got an accusatory disposition, you'll have to work on it.

Did I say it is a banning offence to post your own thoughts?  I have politely asked that you either provide a source for anything that deviates from what is commonly accepted as factually correct or make clear it is your own opinion. 

If June had a black eye prior to the murders I rather think others would have had something to say about it don't you?  Eg Jean Boutell, Barbara Wilson, Colin Caffell, Jeremy Bamber, the people who saw her on 6th Aug eg shopkeepers, local villagers, farm workers. 

The fact is there is no evidence June sustained a black eye prior to the murders or that she missed a bible class. 

If June missed a bible class without giving advance warning of her absense don't you think the people concerned might have surfaced over the years? 

If I didn't know better I could be forgiven for thinking you're a stooge to harm Bamber in that your posts actually make Bamber look even more guilty if that's at all possible!

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Hopefully Lookout will start providing sources. Rather than posting 'find it yourself'.

Most of what she says is new information not online.
« Last Edit: October 20, 2021, 01:52:PM by Adam »
'Only I know what really happened that night'.

Offline lookout

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It was AE who'd mentioned the black eye in statement 30 as she'd reiterated what JB had told her that on " one part of his statement he'd told police officers that Aunt June Bamber had a black eye and when Jeremy asked her to account for it and apparently she'd said " I hit a post " . Jeremy thought there was more to her injury but Aunt June Bamber was not going to tell him ".

Statements in the archives of this forum.

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How could Vanezis know for certain that the trajectory of the bullet was the cause of the black eye?  How would he be able to rule out some other more direct cause?

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I see the whole case a complete waste of time when statements whether substantiated or not are completely ignored if they fall within favour of JB. If I can remember certain things why can't anyone else ??
 Which is why no memory of them is retained by those who find him guilty.

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The defence and prosecution agree on certain aspects of the case eg the rifle was found across Sheila's body as depicted in scene of crime images.

I can assure you, you are mistaken. The defence do not agree. They might have agreed in 1985. But it's now 2021.

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Hopefully Lookout will start providing sources. Rather than posting 'find it yourself'.

Most of what she says is new information not online.





ARCHIVES, Adam, ARCHIVES !!

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I beleive that the shot between the eyes [June Bamber] could potentially have led to her deceased body, in particular, that her 'black eye' being formed as a result of the impact which occurred to those parts of her face after she had shot between her eyes - since, there are different interpretations regarding when a person is deemed to be dead..
« Last Edit: October 20, 2021, 10:18:PM by mike tesko »
"Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when we first practice to deceive"...

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I can assure you, you are mistaken. The defence do not agree. They might have agreed in 1985. But it's now 2021.

Are you saying Bamber completely lost his head and left the rifle elsewhere then? 


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Are you saying Bamber completely lost his head and left the rifle elsewhere then?






It wasn't JB who " lost his head " it was AP who hadn't known whether he'd left his rifle at WHF ( where it was licensed to be ) or if he'd taken it home. His statement hadn't made sense against what he'd told EP originally.

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It wasn't JB who " lost his head " it was AP who hadn't known whether he'd left his rifle at WHF ( where it was licensed to be ) or if he'd taken it home. His statement hadn't made sense against what he'd told EP originally.

"AP" wasn't on trial.

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"AP" wasn't on trial.





Well I wouldn't have known if you hadn't told me. ::)

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Well I wouldn't have known if you hadn't told me. ::)

I like to keep it simple  ;)