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quietlife

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #570 on: September 25, 2011, 01:06:AM »
I haven't sworn at anyone. When did I say I had an amazing life? travelling the world? as for ****ing? Dear lord.

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #571 on: September 25, 2011, 01:08:AM »
I haven't sworn at anyone. When did I say I had an amazing life? travelling the world? as for ****ing? Dear lord.

OK. Give me one good reason why you're on here?

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #572 on: September 25, 2011, 01:16:AM »
For probably the same reason as you Shona. I believe this case was handled really really badly but cant quite get over Sheila overpowering her father and a few other things. Like everyone, I want to see the outcome of the CCRC and I want to see how they answer the PII & witholding of evidence questions. So I read the docs on here to get a better understanding in the meantime.

I can do that of course without conversing with anyone on here. I was just trying to make conversation and wasnt being confrontational at all.

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #573 on: September 25, 2011, 01:21:AM »
I cant see the attached docs without an account. But I wont post again. My IP is there for the mods to see, so they can compare it to the trolls. If the mods would prefer me to delete my account and not come back then they just have to tell me.

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #574 on: September 25, 2011, 09:47:AM »
I cant see the attached docs without an account. But I wont post again. My IP is there for the mods to see, so they can compare it to the trolls. If the mods would prefer me to delete my account and not come back then they just have to tell me.
QL I wonder if I may just interupt here in your private ladies only forum for one minute. Just read what you have said QL. You are right. Because we have had a lot of trouble with trolls on here we do rightly or wrongly tend to view every new member as a potential troll. But having read some of the stuff that you have posted I am willing to apologise and admit that I was wrong in my judgment of you. Please feel to post. Even though we may not agree on things we do welcome fresh views of the case.

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #575 on: September 27, 2011, 10:27:PM »
Thankyou Grahame, I do appreciate you have some malicious and difficult visitors. I don't quite understand what I did to generate quite such hostility. From what was said it seems that people have been doing a bit of research on me, and if that is the case, I can't quite see how anyone thought I was any of the malicious people I have witnessed on here.

Anyway... I am happy to draw a line in the sand and move on and will forget all posts to date. No hard feelings etc. okay?

For the record, I will just reiterate where I am on this case. I don't know whether JB is guilty or innocent (as I said before, my opinion counts for diddly squat in the scheme of things anyway, so who cares?!), but there are certain things that I can't personally get over (as yet), and they are likely to have been things the jury considered important too, so I am not convinced as yet that their decision should be interfered with. I do accept, as I think everyone does, that the investigation was badly handled and there are unanswered questions - due to the time lapse and destruction of evidence some of these things will remain so unfortunately. I have not seen the content of the current appeal and so do not know precisely the extent of the grounds, so I do not know if there is something out there that will change my mind.  However, like many, even if the appeal fails I still want to see the justification for the PII and witholding of documents/evidence. I think that the CCRC knows that they need to nail this case once and for all with a convincing decision, or it will continually come back to haunt them. Which I think is why they are extending the process to cover everything. Obviously if there is a referral then we'll have to wait longer for the answers.


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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #576 on: September 27, 2011, 10:29:PM »
Thankyou Grahame, I do appreciate you have some malicious and difficult visitors. I don't quite understand what I did to generate quite such hostility. From what was said it seems that people have been doing a bit of research on me, and if that is the case, I can't quite see how anyone thought I was any of the malicious people I have witnessed on here.

Anyway... I am happy to draw a line in the sand and move on and will forget all posts to date. No hard feelings etc. okay?

For the record, I will just reiterate where I am on this case. I don't know whether JB is guilty or innocent (as I said before, my opinion counts for diddly squat in the scheme of things anyway, so who cares?!), but there are certain things that I can't personally get over (as yet), and they are likely to have been things the jury considered important too, so I am not convinced as yet that their decision should be interfered with. I do accept, as I think everyone does, that the investigation was badly handled and there are unanswered questions - due to the time lapse and destruction of evidence some of these things will remain so unfortunately. I have not seen the content of the current appeal and so do not know precisely the extent of the grounds, so I do not know if there is something out there that will change my mind.  However, like many, even if the appeal fails I still want to see the justification for the PII and witholding of documents/evidence. I think that the CCRC knows that they need to nail this case once and for all with a convincing decision, or it will continually come back to haunt them. Which I think is why they are extending the process to cover everything. Obviously if there is a referral then we'll have to wait longer for the answers.

Quietlife, I owe you a huge apology. I will try and explain in a pm.

Quietlife

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #577 on: September 27, 2011, 10:47:PM »
Really not necessary Shona, forget it - life is too short  :)

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #578 on: September 27, 2011, 10:51:PM »
Really not necessary Shona, forget it - life is too short  :)

That is incredibly sweet of you. Thank you.

chochokeira

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #579 on: October 02, 2011, 07:15:PM »
You know, I've just been reading about the Duchess of Alba marrying again at 85. Her fiance is her 61 year old toy boy. The article led me to think about what good looks can
bring those with a will to exploit their God given blessings.

It also had me thinking that a young man who was as good looking as Jeremy Bamber and as much of a woman magnet as he was - and still is to a certain extent - had no need to risk a life in prison for serial murders. Quite aside from being materially wealthy in his own right and shortly due to inherit from his grandma, he could have had his pick of wealthy women. Aside from all of the other reasons I believe he did not kill his family, for a young man with all of his advantages in life to brutally murder his mother, father, sister and nephews; to do that terrible thing, to take that massive risk to his freedom and soul, it's in conceiveable.


andrea

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #580 on: October 08, 2011, 12:07:AM »
About marios big willy, surley something that big wouldnt be any good, he would only be able to use some of it. Unless he's into fillies  :o

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #581 on: October 08, 2011, 12:15:AM »
About marios big willy, surley something that big wouldnt be any good, he would only be able to use some of it. Unless he's into fillies  :o

He'd be an asset in a doughnut factory if the machines broke down  ;D

andrea

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #582 on: October 08, 2011, 12:17:AM »
ho ho! (ive nicked shonas saying)


yeah he'd be brill, give his wife a rest wouldnt it!

Quietlife

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #583 on: October 08, 2011, 07:23:PM »
Can I say that it's nice to see that normal service has resumed in the Wide Awake Club  :)

andrea

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Re: wide awake club
« Reply #584 on: October 11, 2011, 10:52:PM »
hello !! tea anyone??