Mail on Sunday article

[ILB]

I have no idea. With Mike who knows. The video is first documented in the COLP enquiry. 

The video is like the quality below. 

Dave, where is this from?

Looks like something off you've been framed filmed in 1991

[Cambridgecutie]

If Sheila had even the remotest desire to kill anyone, she was more likely to use a sharp cook's knife from the kitchen drawer as women are wont to do in this country. Like Virginia McCullough and Penelope Jackson -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFUKY6ee9ow&ab_channel=TheTelegraph

But neither of these women had access to firearms and/or suffered a mental illness. 

[Cambridgecutie]

Not true, he disliked shooting. He was proficient but didn't have an overriding interest.

He was a marksman at Greshams.  He went out bunny shooting on the eve of the murders.  He asked the Eatons about acquiring a firearm to go pigeon shooting on the fields behind Bourtree.  As usual you are not thinking it through! 

[ILB]

He was a marksman at Greshams.  He went out bunny shooting on the eve of the murders.  He asked the Eatons about acquiring a firearm to go pigeon shooting on the fields behind Bourtree.  As usual you are not thinking it through!

You are not thinking it through. By his own admission and others who knew him it at the time he didn't have a massive interest in firearms, but was proficient. Blood sport wasn't a passion of his.

He by his own admission once got a marksman score at greshams. He himself has referenced " he can't hit a barn door"

Rabbits are invasive to farm crops, this is part and parcel of farming.

[Curiosity]

Dave, where is this from?

Looks like something off you've been framed filmed in 1991

Must be the AGM of the Mike Teskowski Bird Fanciers Club.

[Cambridgecutie]

You are not thinking it through. By his own admission and others who knew him it at the time he didn't have a massive interest in firearms, but was proficient. Blood sport wasn't a passion of his.

He by his own admission once got a marksman score at greshams. He himself has referenced " he can't hit a barn door"

Rabbits are invasive to farm crops, this is part and parcel of farming.

He grew up on a farm.  He used firearms from a young age.  He was a marksman at Greshams.  He went to buy, what went on to be the murder weapon, with his father.  He asked the Eatons about buying a firearm to go pigeon shooting on the fields behind Bourtree.  The last weekend of July he went target shooting with AP.  He went bunny shooting the night of the murders.  He was surrounded by firearms and those that used them all his life.

I said he would be aware that a .22 would not be capable of generating back spatter.  You are not thinking it through big style!

[Curiosity]

You are not thinking it through. By his own admission and others who knew him it at the time he didn't have a massive interest in firearms, but was proficient. Blood sport wasn't a passion of his.

He by his own admission once got a marksman score at greshams. He himself has referenced " he can't hit a barn door"

Rabbits are invasive to farm crops, this is part and parcel of farming.

Didn't he shoot two ducks and happily gifted them to Mavis for Christmas?

And his fanciful seeing rabbits near the barn story was all my eye and Peggy Martin.

[Cambridgecutie]

Didn't he shoot two ducks and happily gifted them to Mavis for Christmas?

And his fanciful seeing rabbits near the barn story was all my eye and Peggy Martin.

Christine!  Christine Bacon.  No idea if its true but its in CAL's book.  You are getting confused with MM's other lover Mavis Southgate.

[Curiosity]

Christine!  Christine Bacon.  No idea if its true but its in CAL's book.  You are getting confused with MM's other lover Mavis Southgate.

I wouldn't be surprised if he also shot a pig and gave it to Christine Bacon!

[David1819]

Dave, where is this from?

Looks like something off you've been framed filmed in 1991

I'm using that as an example of the footage quality.

[Bubo bubo]

Not me, I didn't blow any whistles.
The article is pretty much nonsense; Unfortunately, they lead off with a huge error; "Jeremy Bamber's 40-year bid to prove he is innocent of the White House Farm murders has received a significant boost after bombshell claims by a police whistleblower that officers tampered with the crime scene to place Bamber in the frame for the killings". No, they didn't.

Jeremy was not suspected of any involvement in the murders until weeks after the 'tampering' with the crime scene so anything that was done on 7/8th August can only come into the category of (a) larking about (b) the clean-up operation or (c) souvenir hunting and perhaps (d) training exercises.

Moving Nevill's body and positioning his head in the coal shuttle seems likely to have been some kind of macabre stunt of extremely poor taste, I saw similar stuff during my time involving dead bodies. It's a kind of survival mechanism I guess.
Best wishes to all.

My money is on (b).

[ILB]

He grew up on a farm.  He used firearms from a young age.  He was a marksman at Greshams.  He went to buy, what went on to be the murder weapon, with his father.  He asked the Eatons about buying a firearm to go pigeon shooting on the fields behind Bourtree.  The last weekend of July he went target shooting with AP.  He went bunny shooting the night of the murders.  He was surrounded by firearms and those that used them all his life.

I said he would be aware that a .22 would not be capable of generating back spatter.  You are not thinking it through big style!

You've highlighted six instances over a 24 year period of life


I'm going by Bamber and others around him admissions.

You are not thinking it through!

[ILB]

I wouldn't be surprised if he also shot a pig and gave it to Christine Bacon!

Are you literally talking to yourself?

[ILB]

He went to buy, what went on to be the murder weapon, with his father

I said he would be aware that a .22 would not be capable of generating back spatter. 

Son accompanies father on a shopping trip. Stop the press.

Backspatter is something that firearms experts don't agree on

Are you suggesting Bamber was a firearm expert?

[Adam]

Bamber had several months to get used to the rifle.

Once he had decided against burning down WHF.