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Yes with regards to entering but he did not admit to knowing of a way to exit leaving any window secured from within.
You have to take this into consideration, how many murders go back to the scene to cover something up? Discovering new information about the investigation or remembering a forgotten detail can cause concern, leading them to believe that returning might help them eliminate evidence or correct a mistake. This behavior is often driven by a desire to avoid detection and the consequences of their actions.
Because others claim JB claimed he knew of such when he claims he didn't.I have always said it was something the jury needed to see for itself. Too late now.
I don't know for how long Barlow scrutinized the windows. Remember White House Farm had been Jeremy's home for years and he could easily have unloosened and banged a window shut with the help of a bradawl Barlow might have known nothing about.
Rivlin went to WHF several times. He wisely did not want the jury seeing the window.
Julie knew about the window. Guess who told her?
I believe he went once. Lets see the evidence of his visit(s) and what he actually looked at.
Bamber would have told his defence to look at the window. If he didn't know of a window that could be banged shut. If he didn't tell them, the defence would have checked anyway. Aware of the prosecution narrative.
DS Jones
Evidence.