Channel 5 documentary 8th June 9.00 pm - 10.30 pm

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And more importantly in terms of CCRC/CoA they will say:

- they're undated and SC's mood was improved shortly before the events of 7th Aug evidenced by Len Foakes observing SC skipping down the lane with the twins.

- Jurors heard about SC's suicide ideation and mental illness but still found JB guilty.

But the jury didn't know about the letters did they, Cutie?
What if a psychologist had given his opinion about them at JBs trial?

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Not seen them.

If they are not legible people will look at that in different ways. Guilters will say she could not function. Supporters will say she wanted to commit suicide.

What do you mean you haven't seen them? Zoso and Dave said they were scrutinized on the forum here at one time, or are they mixing up with some other letters?

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I don't believe it's known who wrote them. Surely, the obvious person to ask would be Colin? It's doubtful he ever saw them, let alone asked about their provenance.

Do you think Sheila would write letters to her birth mother and simply carry them with her for weeks or months, Jane?
I suspect she wrote them after shooting June and the boys, and while Nevill was lying against the Aga, thats why she was already talking about a terrible mess, because it had already happened, or at least she was in the midst of the shooting with three down one to go!

[Jane]

Do you think Sheila would write letters to her birth mother and simply carry them with her for weeks or months, Jane?
I suspect she wrote them after shooting June and the boys, and while Nevill was lying against the Aga, thats why she was already talking about a terrible mess, because it had already happened, or at least she was in the midst of the shooting with three down one to go!

Given that she and Christine had bonded so well and, allegedly, there were plans for Sheila and the boys to visit her in Canada, along with Colin's claim that he'd not seen Sheila as happy since she'd given birth to the twins, I find it unlikely, in the extreme, that she wrote them. It's highly likely, given how they'd always gone above and beyond for her, that June and Nevill may have offered to fund the trip -of course, that's entirely speculative- and such wouldn't have been something JB would have been happy with, on several levels.

[Adam]

Given that she and Christine had bonded so well and, allegedly, there were plans for Sheila and the boys to visit her in Canada, along with Colin's claim that he'd not seen Sheila as happy since she'd given birth to the twins, I find it unlikely, in the extreme, that she wrote them. It's highly likely, given how they'd always gone above and beyond for her, that June and Nevill may have offered to fund the trip -of course, that's entirely speculative- and such wouldn't have been something JB would have been happy with, on several levels.

Who wrote them if Sheila didn't?

[Adam]

What do you mean you haven't seen them? Zoso and Dave said they were scrutinized on the forum here at one time, or are they mixing up with some other letters?

Have you seen them?

Thought she would leave a suicide note next to her. They are written for a reason - to be read.

She had time to leave the bible next to her.

[Jane]

Who wrote them if Sheila didn't?

Perhaps you could do another poll, Adam?

[Adam]

Perhaps you could do another poll, Adam?

The doc suggested Jeremy could have. That was quickly & correctly shut down.

June wrote down her thoughts & left it in her bible.

[Jane]

The doc suggested Jeremy could have. That was quickly & correctly shut down.

June wrote down her thoughts & left it in her bible.

I find it impossible to believe that, having found someone she could identify with, someone she had bonded with, and having a new and exciting future opening up for her and her boys, she'd choose to take her own life.

[Adam]

I find it impossible to believe that, having found someone she could identify with, someone she had bonded with, and having a new and exciting future opening up for her and her boys, she'd choose to take her own life.

So she wrote it but it was not a suicide note.

[Jane]

So she wrote it but it was not a suicide note.

Given what I've said previously, I can't justify saying she wrote it..............any more than I can say she suffered a psychotic attack whilst being adequately medicated. However, I can speculate that she may have been forced to write.

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Not seen them.

If they are not legible people will look at that in different ways. Guilters will say she could not function. Supporters will say she wanted to commit suicide.

Well in fairness a farewell letter if it does exist is a farewell letter.

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Given that she and Christine had bonded so well and, allegedly, there were plans for Sheila and the boys to visit her in Canada, along with Colin's claim that he'd not seen Sheila as happy since she'd given birth to the twins, I find it unlikely, in the extreme, that she wrote them. It's highly likely, given how they'd always gone above and beyond for her, that June and Nevill may have offered to fund the trip -of course, that's entirely speculative- and such wouldn't have been something JB would have been happy with, on several levels.

Well if Sheila didn't write them, the only other alternative is that JB wrote them and planted them, Jane, but to write such letters would indeed be a work of genius! half illegible and half extremely disturbed thoughts.
Have you seen them, Jane?

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Well if Sheila didn't write them, the only other alternative is that JB wrote them and planted them, Jane, but to write such letters would indeed be a work of genius! half illegible and half extremely disturbed thoughts.
Have you seen them, Jane?

If surfaced at the material time and they were produced in evidence a handwriting expert would have been called.

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JB like myself shares a block capital writing style.