Timing of phone call - made by Jeremy, to Julie Mugford (03:30am)...
Julie Mugford originally timed the call she received from Jeremy, at 3:30am - which was after Jeremy received the call from is father at 03:25am, and some six (6) minutes, before Jeremy made his call to the police, at 03:36am...
It is important to recount, exactly what Jeremy, said to Julie, at this time - he simply told her that "there was something wrong at the farm" but Julie told him, "to go back to bed"...
He told her "there was something wrong at the farm", because Jeremy had received a call from his father at whf (03:25am), telling Jeremy, that his sister, Sheila had "got the gun", and that "she was going crazy", and for Jeremy "to come to the farm", at which stage the line had "gone dead", as if the connection between whf, and Jeremy's cottage, had been cut off, and although Jeremy had been trying to re-establish contact with his father at the farm, how he had kept getting the engaged tone...
Jeremy did not accurately know, why he kept getting the engaged tone, every time he tried to re-establish contact with his father at whf, but he assumed that his father must be "talking to someone else on the phone", hence the reason for the constant engaged tone?
Jeremy did not know that Ralph, was speaking to the police, from 03:26am, onwards...
It was under these general circumstances, that Jeremy made the call to Julie Mugford, at 03:30am, followed by Jeremy's call to the police, at 03:36am (six minutes later)...
It remains possible, that Jeremy tried to re-establish contact with whf, before he called Julie, (prior to 03:30am), and afterwards, (in between 03:30 and 03:36am), before he made the call to the police, at 03:36am - in which he would have been met with the constant engaged tone, which he has always spoken about...
This explanation, gives an honest and accurate account of what took place, involving the circumstances, in-which Jeremy made the call to Julie Mugford, at 03:30am...
This evidence was gathered from Julie Mugford, and Jeremy Bamber, as part of the original file, "FOUR MURDERS and a SUICIDE", under, SC/688/85