Nick Milbank confirms that Jeremy Bamber is innocent

[Bill Robertson]

Strange Jean Rowe heard a dog barking, but Milbank claimed to hear what he thought were voices. I can't help but think he was inventing things, though for what reason I don't know.

In my opinion, he was caught on the hop and disclosing as little as possible. I don't know where he was when Heidi Blake called him - at Essex Police HQ I would imagine.

https://empowerinnocent.wixsite.com/ccrcwatch/post/jeremy-bamber-case-has-the-dim-witted-ccrc-been-totally-duped-by-nick-milbank-and-essex-police

[Zoso]

So can we hear a call from Milbank or not?

[Bill Robertson]

So can we hear a call from Milbank or not?

Yes, on Spotify - Blood Relatives episode 5

[BarefootDanC]

In my opinion, he was caught on the hop and disclosing as little as possible. I don't know where he was when Heidi Blake called him - at Essex Police HQ I would imagine.

https://empowerinnocent.wixsite.com/ccrcwatch/post/jeremy-bamber-case-has-the-dim-witted-ccrc-been-totally-duped-by-nick-milbank-and-essex-police

So why would be disclose anything at all. If, as you suggest, he didn't want to disclose that Sheila called 999 and he took the call at 6:09, why say anything at all? Why say anything if he was (in effect) on the conspiracy of silence?

[handymanz]

So why would be disclose anything at all. If, as you suggest, he didn't want to disclose that Sheila called 999 and he took the call at 6:09, why say anything at all? Why say anything if he was (in effect) on the conspiracy of silence?

From my memory of the podcast, I think Milbank said there was a 999 call from WHF he never said it was from Sheila.

[Bubo bubo]

From my memory of the podcast, I think Milbank said there was a 999 call from WHF he never said it was from Sheila.

Correct

[Adam]

Jeremy always contradicted his WS that 'the phone went dead'. As the receiver was off the hook when first checked by Jean Rowe.

At least Sheila knew to dial 999 in an emergency. Rather than look for the number of a Police station over 20 miles away which Bamber & Nevill did. Although a bit late by 6.09am.

Seems that no one told Sheila she is supposed to speak when the phone is answered. Or better still speak to the police who had been outside with a loud speaker for 2 hours.

[handymanz]

At least Sheila knew to dial 999 in an emergency. Rather than look for the number of a Police station over 20 miles away which Bamber & Nevill did. Although a bit late by 6.09am.

Seems that no one told Sheila she is supposed to speak when the phone is answered. Or better still speak to the police who had been outside with a loud speaker for 2 hours.

In the podcast Jeremy gives a plausible reason why he dialed the local Police Station.

No one will ever know why Sheila didn't speak on the phone, there could be any number of reasons.

[Bill Robertson]

So why would be disclose anything at all. If, as you suggest, he didn't want to disclose that Sheila called 999 and he took the call at 6:09, why say anything at all? Why say anything if he was (in effect) on the conspiracy of silence?

I suspect that he was discombobulated when something he hoped would never happen was unexpectedly occurring, so he had to suddenly think of something to say.

[Adam]

In the podcast Jeremy gives a plausible reason why he dialed the local Police Station.

No one will ever know why Sheila didn't speak on the phone, there could be any number of reasons.

Believe he said he didn't know if it was an emergency. The words 'crazy' & 'gun' at 3.10am suggests it was. He said himself Sheila 'should be locked up'.

Why would Nevill call Chelmsford Police instead of 999?

[ILB]

Believe he said he didn't know if it was an emergency. The words 'crazy' & 'gun' at 3.10am suggests it was. He said himself Sheila 'should be locked up'.

Why would Nevill call Chelmsford Police instead of 999?

That is a good point.  Reference JBs call descriptions.

[snow66!]

Jeremy always contradicted his WS that 'the phone went dead'. As the receiver was off the hook when first checked by Jean Rowe.

At least Sheila knew to dial 999 in an emergency. Rather than look for the number of a Police station over 20 miles away which Bamber & Nevill did. Although a bit late by 6.09am.

Seems that no one told Sheila she is supposed to speak when the phone is answered. Or better still speak to the police who had been outside with a loud speaker for 2 hours.

Ha ha, very good, Adam, very good!

[lookout]

You can't keep a good " man " down ! Hello All.




A question--------did Milbank know June and Nevill personally ?

[Jane]

You can't keep a good " man " down ! Hello All.




A question--------did Milbank know June and Nevill personally ?

More to the point! Very clearly you can't keep a good woman down, either!! Welcome back! Great to see you posting again xx

[ILB]

Jeremy in fairness has gone from "my father sounded really frightened I don't think he was kidding " To in the recent podcast " I thought dad would say " For fucks Jeremy why did you phone the police for "

Accept that after 40 years of jail the mind is frazzled.