Jeremy Bamber is defiant, and believes there's a " cover up "

[Jane]

What was the accusation you levelled against me about not reading statements? I suggest you read the following again: https://jeremybamberforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,1188.0.html

I wouldn't bother, Steve. There's no way he/she/they will allow anyone else to be right!

[Adam]

AI -

'Subsonic hollow point bullets are generally not considered effective for hunting big game due to their reduced power and potential for incomplete expansion. While they can be effective on small game, their lower velocity may not provide sufficient energy transfer for a clean, ethical kill on larger animals.'

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Thought the smallness of the bullets may be negated by them being 'hollow pointed'. But was wrong!

[Steve_uk]

I wouldn't bother, Steve. There's no way he/she/they will allow anyone else to be right!

One is castigated relentlessly for not taking Jeremy's rabbits story as gospel. Still, I suppose one can't run with the hares and hunt with the hounds.

[Curiosity]

There were different types of boxes used by Eley for their ammunition.  Some was as you describe but others were exactly as described by Bubo bubo.

But the fifty-round one Bamber owned was made from combined transparent and black plastic, exactly the same as in the first two photos I posted.  In fact I think they came from his supporters' earliest website of long ago before revamps, and maybe originally from EP's own contemporary files. Its sliding lid with label has been fully removed leaving just one round in place in the worktop photo -

Recent Eley hollow-point boxes are one-piece all black with sliding lid, whereas others, for example Eley Tenex, have a slide-in drawer instead -

[Curiosity]

The box lid with green label is between the legs of a red toy figurine. The first three letters SUB from the word subsonic, the silhouetted shooter underneath and a blurred white 50 in its top left corner match those in the sharp photo below -

[Rob_]

I do hope the Numpty epithet was not directed at me. You will be repaid in kind if so. As for the telephone dialling tone, are you quite sure that "engaged" and "off the hook" didn't produce the same sound?

Off the hook is when a phone has been picked up and timed out before a number is dialed, this sets an alarm on at the exchange to warn the operator.

So it's quite telling that the operator says that the line is now "engaged" after saying that the line was earlier off the hook.

[Steve_uk]

Off the hook is when a phone has been picked up and timed out before a number is dialed, this sets an alarm on at the exchange to warn the operator.

So it's quite telling that the operator says that the line is now "engaged" after saying that the line was earlier off the hook.

But nobody spoke, so it's circumstantial evidence at best.

[Bubo bubo]

But nobody spoke, so it's circumstantial evidence at best.

Beg to differ. Telephone line statuses do not change, it requires human intervention

[ILB]

Milibank is dead.

Nothing will ever come to fruition now, I must admit I was highly skeptical especially 40 years on.