CAL's visit to WHF.

[Roch]

Just happened to be symmetrical by accident? Hmm! Sheila wouldn't have been trying to blast them into eternity! She had no reason to be angry with them. But as supporters are determined she was, against evidence that she was adequately medicated, having a psychotic episode, it's up to them to prove such, isn't it?

Why would JB want to deliberately make a symmetrical arc? Makes more sense that Sheila initially over-squeezed the trigger.

[David1819]

If you are welcome to WHF it means they know you are too much of naive simpleton to ask them serious questions. Unlike the new yorker journalist and the met police in 91 who were sent away promptly.

The Eaton's could do with some dupers delight. Does not happen often these days.

[Jane]

Why would JB want to deliberately make a symmetrical arc? Makes more sense that Sheila initially over-squeezed the trigger.

To make it look like Sheila did it, silly! Trouble was he couldn't hide his expertise!

[Curiosity]

If you are welcome to WHF it means they know you are too much of naive simpleton to ask them serious questions. Unlike the new yorker journalist and the met police in 91 who were sent away promptly.

The Eaton's could do with some dupers delight. Does not happen often these days.

About what?  The fantasy 6:09 999 call to Milbank from WHF which never occurred?  Where is this much-vaunted audio of his convo with Blake, are they frit that it doesn't contain what they want people to believe?

Ann Eaton knew exactly who the killer was, had NO doubts about it whatsoever and she deceived no-one.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/v3mu6z6wyixzhla/Ann+Eaton+on+Jeremy+Bamber.mp4/file

[Hardy Boy]

Why would JB want to deliberately make a symmetrical arc? Makes more sense that Sheila initially over-squeezed the trigger.

Don't understand that Roch,  over Squeezed the trigger?

[Adam]

Sheila could not function. Physically or mentally.

You don't spend 6 & 8 weeks as an in patient in hospital for no reason. Being looked after 24/7.

Ideally she should have been a permanent in patient, but that was not possible.

[Jane]

Sheila could not function. Physically or mentally.

You don't spend 6 & 8 weeks as an in patient in hospital for no reason. Being looked after 24/7.

Ideally she should have been a permanent in patient, but that was not possible.

That's a little bit strong, Adam. She was probably on a 28 day section, but was considered well enough to be allowed to discharge herself after 21 days, albeit they'd have preferred her to complete the last week. I doubt there was ever any suggestion of permanent incarceration.

[Adam]

That's a little bit strong, Adam. She was probably on a 28 day section, but was considered well enough to be allowed to discharge herself after 21 days, albeit they'd have preferred her to complete the last week. I doubt there was ever any suggestion of permanent incarceration.

Was she an in patient in the private sector? Would be costing Nevill & June a bit.

Probably agreed a release on the grounds friends & family constantly supported her.

The sad effects of long term but essential Haldoperiodal treatment.

[Jane]

Was she an in patient in the private sector? Would be costing Nevill & June a bit.

Probably agreed a release on the grounds friends & family constantly supported her.

The sad effects of long term but essential Haldoperiodal treatment.

It was a private facility, Adam. St Andrews in Northamptonshire. It's where June had been treated. I imagine it was far enough from Essex to prevent any, other than family, from knowing. The sections imposed by the NHS, may not have been as rigid in the private sector.

[ILB]

Sheila could not function. Physically or mentally.

You don't spend 6 & 8 weeks as an in patient in hospital for no reason. Being looked after 24/7.

Ideally she should have been a permanent in patient, but that was not possible.

Stop posting absolute bollocks.

[Adam]

Stop posting absolute bollocks.

Stop being a tit and supporting Bamber because he was enthusiastic about his appeal 30 years ago.

Show me evidence Sheila could function.

[Adam]

You don't spend 6 & 8 weeks as an in patient in hospital for no reason. Being looked after 24/7 while simultaneously being on Haldoperiodal long term.

People are entitled to support Bamber's 'Campaign for a Technicality' for there own non evidence reasons.

But suggesting Sheila could function is going too far.

[BarefootDanC]

Welcomed with open arms, unlike Heidi Blake who was sent away clutching a pre-prepared statement with her tail between her legs -

https://www.eadt.co.uk/news/25324083.true-crime-author-work-ahead-white-house-farm-anniversary/

How would you feel if you lost 5 members of your family to another member of your family who murdered them to get inheritance early, then years later you are approached by a journalist who peddles a conspiracy theorist that you, a greaving family member, framed him!

[BarefootDanC]

If you are welcome to WHF it means they know you are too much of naive simpleton to ask them serious questions. Unlike the new yorker journalist and the met police in 91 who were sent away promptly.

The Eaton's could do with some dupers delight. Does not happen often these days.

Perhaps you could visit WHF and say "Hi, my name is David and I am a true crime enthusiast. I wonder if I could please have a few minutes of your time. Please tell me, did you plant Sheila's blood in the sound moderator in order to frame Jeremy Bamber".

What do you think your response would be?

[Jane]

You don't spend 6 & 8 weeks as an in patient in hospital for no reason. Being looked after 24/7 while simultaneously being on Haldoperiodal long term.

People are entitled to support Bamber's 'Campaign for a Technicality' for there own non evidence reasons.

But suggesting Sheila could function is going too far.

You certainly don't, and to be fair, neither did Sheila, in one hit. Just to make it clear, she suffered two breakdowns over a period of, roughly, 18months? during which time she spent about 7 weeks in hospital. Haloperidol was/is? considered a long term therapy for schizophrenics.