Inspector D Burrell 13/09/85

[Roch]

He may well have telephoned the police, but there's nothing to suggest he made a 999 call to do that. It appears to me that you're not saying that he made a 999 call.

Sorry to butt in.  There is an argument at the moment that a 999 call was made at 06.09.  The Met police got wind of it and went looking for any related evidence in 2002.  I've got my own opinions on this at the moment - still sussing things out. 

However, if such a call was made - Ainsley would have probably ensured the evidence was destroyed.

[lookout]

He may well have telephoned the police, but there's nothing to suggest he made a 999 call to do that. It appears to me that you're not saying that he made a 999 call.

Because it has been suggested on police logs/BT operator ? that the line had remained open from a 999 situation and there'd been a request to close it,one naturally assumes that the last call was a 999 one.

[lookout]

It was Lesley the BT operator who closed the open line at 07.47 and the last number dialled was 999.

[lookout]

It wasn't Jeremy who'd left that phone off the hook !!

[Roch]

It was Lesley the BT operator who closed the open line at 07.47 and the last number dialled was 999.

Where is that info Lookout? 

[lookout]

Where is that info Lookout?

It's on a police log which is on the forum and appeared not so long ago. I'll try and find it.

[Caroline]

Where is that info Lookout?

Whatcha bettin it doesn't say what has just been claimed? 

[lookout]

An occupant of CA07 had verified line closure via a wireless log." It was written on a wireless log to I/R and the operator was notified a minute later by I/R.So between the operator and I/R the 999 line had been closed ".This is what I wrote in March this year so I'd obviously copied it from a log------which I'm still looking for.

[Caroline]

An occupant of CA07 had verified line closure via a wireless log." It was written on a wireless log to I/R and the operator was notified a minute later by I/R.So between the operator and I/R the 999 line had been closed ".This is what I wrote in March this year so I'd obviously copied it from a log------which I'm still looking for.

Reader has already explained this 

[susan]

An occupant of CA07 had verified line closure via a wireless log." It was written on a wireless log to I/R and the operator was notified a minute later by I/R.So between the operator and I/R the 999 line had been closed ".This is what I wrote in March this year so I'd obviously copied it from a log------which I'm still looking for.

Lookout keep looking you will find it sometimes it is difficult to remember where you read something but you will have read it.

[Roch]

Reader has already explained this 

I'd be interested to read that.  I've been researching this a bit recently.

[lookout]

Reader has already explained this 

So ? Another explanation is on crime ref: SC/688/85.

[JackieD]

Sorry to butt in.  There is an argument at the moment that a 999 call was made at 06.09.  The Met police got wind of it and went looking for any related evidence in 2002.  I've got my own opinions on this at the moment - still sussing things out. 

However, if such a call was made - Ainsley would have probably ensured the evidence was destroyed.

Jesus Christ, how do these people sleep at night

[Roch]

Jesus Christ, how do these people sleep at night

High priority Action Record Print 343 from the 2002 Stokenchurch (Met) Enquiry. The Action is dated 15/07/2002 and was instigated by DI XXXXXX

“Research Stokenchurch for any documents by MILLBANK N 347 re 999 call.”

And then:

“Research Stokenchurch for all documentation, including statements, notes, messages and documents that refer to PC MILLBANK N 347 monitoring the 999 call made from White House Farm at 06:09 on 07/08/85, and supply copies of the same into the system.”

[lookout]

>>>>>>>>>>>>>still looking.Got as far as the RTA in which DB killed an old lady----then in another incident,shot someone in the eye and nothing became of it.No surprises there !!