No one is above forum rules -
"Please ensure that references to the victims in any case discussed on the forum are made in a respectful manner. Please remember that victims may include those living as well as those deceased".
I do agree that we should be respectful towards Colin Caffell, and I agree that some of the posts about him from other people on here have not been of a tone and content I would have liked.
But I am being respectful and I am complying with Forum Rules. If you disagree, please report my post to the moderator, so that he can delete it for you and make you feel better.
Otherwise, let me say this again:
Please stop attacking other forum members for their views and posts. It is my business what I choose to post, not yours, thank you. By all means, criticise/critique what I say, but there's a distinction between attacking the man and attacking what he says.
Again, I agree we should be respectful, but telling me that I am being insufficiently respectful is nonsensical given the considered nature of my remarks. This is a forum that has been set up to discuss the case these people were involved in, a case in which both of them acted controversially at different points and have made lengthy public statements.
Meanwhile, for the benefit of those in the Real World,
I am referring to both of them in a respectful manner. Some of my post at the beginning of this thread actually contains points that underline Julie's case, other parts of my post question it, but at all times, I am respectful to both Julie and Colin. Nevertheless, when somebody writes of robins in the way Colin did in his book, the inescapable conclusion is that he cannot mean what he is saying. I notice there has been no mention of robins during Colin's TV and podcast interviews and his various media appearances that stretch back to the 1990s.
Separately to that point, those who actually bother to read the very same book by Colin will see he spends rather a lot of time criticising himself for various reasons, and if Colin were a member of this Forum, I rather suspect his manner would differ greatly from the tiresome, screeching, unhinged, pretentious, sanctimonious prating of one or two here who purport to defend him.
Similarly, I think my scepticism of Julie Mugford's claim to believe in the Spirit World is not misplaced, though the point can neither be proven nor disproven since it's about what goes on inside her own head.