Pros & cons of the defence scenario

[ILB]

As explained from the neutral perspective and even from a common sense perspective but to discuss the former attitudes were certainly different in the 1980s.

The alternative suspect in this case had schizophrenia and a long history of mental health problems. She had documented hospital stays and she had behavioural patterns that at the time in question were alarming and bizarre and totally misunderstood.

The man on trial, was well presented, handsome, well spoken and confident.

For a defence counsel on a whole that's a dream. What scuppered it however was Julie and the blood evidence in the moderator.

[ILB]

It is extremely horrific that she would shoot her mother & father while they slept. They were supporting her financially & emotionally and she was staying at there house.

This is what the gulity Jeremy thought. He would have not carried out the crime otherwise. He felt he had a perfect scapegoat

[Steve_uk]

It is extremely horrific that she would shoot her mother & father while they slept. They were supporting her financially & emotionally and she was staying at there house.

Then equally horrific that she shot her sons while they slept.

Bamber's suggestion was the fostering conversation earlier.

I doubt June was supporting her daughter emotionally.

[Adam]

I doubt June was supporting her daughter emotionally.

She was her mother who visited her weekly & had her staying at WHF.

The relationship between Bamber & June had totally broken down years ago.

[ILB]

She was her mother who visited her weekly & had her staying at WHF.

The relationship between Bamber & June had totally broken down years ago.

I doubt it completley had although was cold. He probably spoke to her every day when working at WHF.

Nevill would have probably also made sure he gave her time of day.

[ILB]

Neither of the children had a close relationship with their mother.

Shelia probably would have loved to be independent but unfortunately for her June held the purse strings.

[Steve_uk]

She was her mother who visited her weekly & had her staying at WHF.

The relationship between Bamber & June had totally broken down years ago.

Yes, but one might argue many of the daughter's insecurities stemmed from the relationship with her mother. From the fornication in the fields leading to the "Devil's child" remark, through to the poignant letter Sheila wrote Ann Eaton during her second breakdown stating that despite what others said God loved her, there were several occasions throughout her life where June imposed her will to the detriment of any meaningful rapport. This manifested itself in the "I hate this place" remark inscribed into the mahogany wardrobe, the demonstrative pronoun suggesting the personal effect the environs and the personalities had on her mental wellbeing. As Freddi Emani noticed, she was always more fragile and morose whenever she returned from a visit to White House Farm.