"No Comment" Jeremy Bamber & Kate McCann

[Zoso]

For me one 'no comment' is suspiscious. Let alone 30.

But appreciate you will say the opposite.

No so bothered about the 'no comments' - he may have been advised by his solicitor to do so.

[ILB]

For me one 'no comment' is suspiscious. Let alone 30.

But appreciate you will say the opposite.

Because you are wet behind the ears and not familiar with the police in the same way me, Mike,  Jeremy, or anybody who finds themselves in their capacity are.

You think the sun shines out of the polices backside

Until something happens

[ILB]

A police interview whether it be for a simple shoplifting charge or in this case five counts of murder is solely for the police benefit.

[Adam]

Because you are wet behind the ears and not familiar with the police in the same way me, Mike,  Jeremy, or anybody who finds themselves in their capacity are.

You think the sun shines out of the polices backside

Until something happens

Did you say 'no comment' a lot in your police interviews?

[ILB]

Did you say 'no comment' a lot in your police interviews?

I have always gone no comment in police interviews. Whether gulity or innocent

[ILB]

On some occasions I have dropped a prepared statement

Which means a statement given before an interview where I deny the offence but I am staying that any questions put to me will result in a no comment answer.

[ILB]

I have read Jeremy Bambers interview transcripts on many occasions

On no occasion apart from one did I think him weak, uncooperative. I do think he was a little cocky and goading. But that's understandable from a layman neutral view which we must all take.

[Steve_uk]

Did he say what he talked about with Sheila in the 4.00pm afternoon chat he had with her on the Eve of the murders?

No, but it's interesting that Jeremy answers that question "no comment" when it's put to him by police interrogators. Given that he claims Sheila was vacant and unresponsive at supper one can assume that no conversation passed between the two on that occasion. It's therefore difficult for him to explain Sheila's comment she made in her diary: "I didn't mean to be horrible to Jeremy."

[ILB]

No, but it's interesting that Jeremy answers that question "no comment" when it's put to him by police interrogators. Given that he claims Sheila was vacant and unresponsive at supper one can assume that no conversation passed between the two on that occasion. It's therefore difficult for him to explain Sheila's comment she made in her diary: "I didn't mean to be horrible to Jeremy."

Maybe Jeremy and Shelia had an argument in that field that afternoon

When he said " he had a chat with Shelia "

I have always said that's it's possible the touchpaper was lit that Tuesday afternoon

[ILB]

If Julie Is telling the truth that Jeremy planned this then it only needs a horrible comment, a stresser, a turning point

" a straw that breaks the camels back "

[Steve_uk]

Maybe Jeremy and Shelia had an argument in that field that afternoon

When he said " he had a chat with Shelia "

I have always said that's it's possible the touchpaper was lit that Tuesday afternoon

They could have had an argument then, or it could have been a reference to Jeremy taking her home after Colin's party. I don't think Sheila ever badmouthed Colin behind his back, so I'm wondering what the argument could have been about. They were divorced by that stage. It's possible Jeremy made a comment about Colin's alcohol consumption and Sheila retaliated by bringing up her brother's cannabis use.

[ILB]

They could have had an argument then, or it could have been a reference to Jeremy taking her home after Colin's party. I don't think Sheila ever badmouthed Colin behind his back, so I'm wondering what the argument could have been about. They were divorced by that stage. It's possible Jeremy made a comment about Colin's alcohol consumption and Sheila retaliated by bringing up her brother's cannabis use.

I think maybe Jeremy looked down upon Shelia.

He had a car, a job, he was more confident than shelia. Shelia had mental health problems, couldn't keep a job etc et al.

Jeremy perhaps thought shelia was faking her mental health for attention

[Adam]

We will never know.

Jeremy said 'no comment'.

[ILB]

We will never know.

Jeremy said 'no comment'.

The insinuation is there from the police perspective

They were trying to go down the " Shelia Jeremy argument line"

It's obvious

[Adam]

I have read Jeremy Bambers interview transcripts on many occasions

On no occasion apart from one did I think him weak, uncooperative. I do think he was a little cocky and goading. But that's understandable from a layman neutral view which we must all take.

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