Yes but when he said this PV said that SC would have to be drugged see his statements. He also said he could offer no evidence to support this misgiving which at this stage could only be a feeliing.
She was on Haloperidol. Even though her dosage had been reduced they still found a trace amount in her system. PV also stated Jeremy "
would have to be a nutter" to carry out this crime. Jeremy went more than half way to admitting this to Julie one evening at Blazer's Restaurant, Blackheath, when he told her
"maybe there is something wrong with me."
Julie was a trainee teacher, a university student; Jeremy a public school educated young man from wealthy farming stock. He deceived police initially by telling lies outside the Farm, though there was a Freudian slip to PC Lay about a £38,000 Porsche, which manifested how his mind was working at a stage the bodies had yet to be recovered.
This always was Robert Boutflour's case, not Julie's. Maybe the former's actions acted as a catalyst to her coming forward, but without the momentum from that side of the family I doubt the case would ever have come to court.