And so to the truth of the matter (how Sheila communicated with police)?

[Roch]

Roch? How do you do the 'crossed out but still readable' thing?

The buttons on the top left of your panel are Bold / Italics Underline Score

[vidvic]

Cheers!  :D

[grahameb]

The buttons on the top left of your panel are Bold / Italics Underline Score

Oh right I'm not going to try that.

[Roch]

Oh right I'm not going to try that.

You just HAVE

What's the Mona Lisa button do?  I once opened it and now I have a permanent massive low res Mona Lisa on my computer screen.  Haven't got a clue how to get rid of it.

[grahameb]

You just HAVE

What's the Mona Lisa button do?  I once opened it and now I have a permanent massive low res Mona Lisa on my computer screen.  Haven't got a clue how to get rid of it.

You're one of those guys who when they see a button which says "don't press" immediately go and press it. If you didn't want the mona lisa why did you press it?

[tonyb]

There is already documentary evidence that within a window of opportunity between 5.25am and 6.30am, firearms officers were in conversation with someone from inside the farm, and it is also documented that the sound of a dog was heard to barking from within the farmhouse. Now, since the police were aware of the type of dog inside the farmhouse, why is it that the barking which was heard was not specifically attributed to the dog in question?

Since, at 5.25am, firearms officers were in conversion with A person from inside the farm, and there are instances of dog barking from within the same farmhouse, how can anyone prove that it was not a person making the noises that were recorded as dog barks?

So you can PROVE SC was barking like a dog then Mike? Is there EVIDENCE to PROVE the police DID NOT attribute the barking to the dog in question,otherthan hearsay or i'll post it at a future date (...)

[Newbury1]

So you can PROVE SC was barking like a dog then Mike? Is there EVIDENCE to PROVE the police DID NOT attribute the barking to the dog in question,otherthan hearsay or i'll post it at a future date (...)

I personally believe the barking of a dog can be attributed to a dog barking  , but I look forward to Mikes answer 

[tonyb]

I personally believe the barking of a dog can be attributed to a dog barking  , but I look forward to Mikes answer 

Yeah,I thought it the most likely...

[Janet (Formerly known as Takeshi)]

OMG They're not all locked up are they??!!
 

[grahameb]

I personally believe the barking of a dog can be attributed to a dog barking  , but I look forward to Mikes answer 

Well I thought it to me most logical. If it can be interpreted that Sheila was barking like a dog it is equally as logical to assume that the dog was talking like Sheila. Therefore we must assume from that, that Sheila was dead at that time because it must have been the dog talking.  ....erm...

[Janet (Formerly known as Takeshi)]

Well I thought it to me most logical. If it can be interpreted that Sheila was barking like a dog it is equally as logical to assume that the dog was talking like Sheila. Therefore we must assume from that, that Sheila was dead at that time because it must have been the dog talking.  ....erm...

LMAO 

[Hartley]

Well I thought it to me most logical. If it can be interpreted that Sheila was barking like a dog it is equally as logical to assume that the dog was talking like Sheila. Therefore we must assume from that, that Sheila was dead at that time because it must have been the dog talking.  ....erm...

Sounds logical to me. 

[andrea]

Bad language and obscenities were heard, was that the dog or sheila then 

[grahameb]

Bad language and obscenities were heard, was that the dog or sheila then 

Really. People will teach their dogs anything these days.

[Alias]

You've got to be kidding me here! Sheila barking. Now I've heard it all... 
Personally I think the "conversation with someone from within the farmhouse" was simply with Jeremy, and the noises heard from within the farmhouse were the dog barking.
Until I see evidence of it being other than that, I stand firm - without barking and all!