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Offline mike tesko

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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #15 on: January 26, 2012, 02:23:PM »
I will be posting a copy of the document which confirms the existence of `Taff' Jones report on the silencer and scenes of crime later today. It is imperative that Jeremy's legal team obtain a copy of this as soon as possible, since the contents of this report are capable of seriously undermining the silencer evidence...
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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #16 on: January 26, 2012, 03:11:PM »
I will be posting a copy of the document which confirms the existence of `Taff' Jones report on the silencer and scenes of crime later today. It is imperative that Jeremy's legal team obtain a copy of this as soon as possible, since the contents of this report are capable of seriously undermining the silencer evidence...

Mike - as you say this could be of critical importance to the defence.  It is no secret that a key focus of the defence is the silencer evidence since if that is undermined the prosecution case will be left in tatters.  Time is now of the essence as the submissions to the CCRC have to be finalised withing the next few days so the sooner you can provide this material the better will be the chance of including it within the submissions.

 

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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #17 on: January 26, 2012, 03:25:PM »
Mike - as you say this could be of critical importance to the defence.  It is no secret that a key focus of the defence is the silencer evidence since if that is undermined the prosecution case will be left in tatters.  Time is now of the essence as the submissions to the CCRC have to be finalised withing the next few days so the sooner you can provide this material the better will be the chance of including it within the submissions.

I am currently in Birmingham but I expect to be home by 7pm, or there abouts, and I will post a copy of this document so that you can forward it for the consideration of Simon M...

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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #18 on: January 26, 2012, 03:27:PM »
I am currently in Birmingham but I expect to be home by 7pm, or there abouts, and I will post a copy of this document so that you can forward it for the consideration of Simon M...

Thanks Mike.

 

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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #19 on: January 26, 2012, 03:44:PM »
Yes they do. It is just the timing of the accident that makes you think. Accidents on farms incidentally (completely nothing to do with this) are quite common. A farmer I used to do work for dowm Beckingham Street Tolleshunt Major fell from a ladder and was killed a few years ago. Anyone who lives in the district will know who I am talking about? But yes accidents in and around the home are very common as well.

coincidences do happen as well

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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #20 on: January 26, 2012, 03:51:PM »
Thanks Mike.

Do you think it will do any harm to the impact this document reference can do regarding the existence of this report by 'Taff` Jones to do with the silencer and scenes of crime, if I post a copy on our forum, or do you think I should post you a copy for you to forward on to SM?
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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #21 on: January 26, 2012, 04:09:PM »
Do you think it will do any harm to the impact this document reference can do regarding the existence of this report by 'Taff` Jones to do with the silencer and scenes of crime, if I post a copy on our forum, or do you think I should post you a copy for you to forward on to SM?

Mike - it is difficult for me to judge without seeing the document.  Perhaps you could scan and email it to me?

 

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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #22 on: January 26, 2012, 04:12:PM »
It is no secret that DCI Jones was convinced that Sheila shot the others, then herself, and that Jeremy did not kill anyone, in fact, he was of the firm belief that Sheila had tried to lure Jeremy to the farm, by forcing Ralph to make the call to Jeremy, so that if he had come to the farm Sheila had intended to shoot him as well, making him the sixth victim of the tragedy...
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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #23 on: January 26, 2012, 04:29:PM »
Mike - it is difficult for me to judge without seeing the document.  Perhaps you could scan and email it to me?

Perhaps I should post you a copy first by email, I think this information is significant and that it establishes the existence of a report that has a bearing on the integrity of the silencer., which has for the past 26 years remained hidden. At least now the existence of this report has come to light, and if SM can take steps to obtain the actual contents of this report, it could make a big difference...
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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #24 on: January 26, 2012, 04:41:PM »
Perhaps I should post you a copy first by email, I think this information is significant and that it establishes the existence of a report that has a bearing on the integrity of the silencer., which has for the past 26 years remained hidden. At least now the existence of this report has come to light, and if SM can take steps to obtain the actual contents of this report, it could make a big difference...

Mike - you are quite right about this.  The silencer has always been central to this case and it remains a key focus of defence attention. 


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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #25 on: January 26, 2012, 04:48:PM »

Mike - you are quite right about this.  The silencer has always been central to this case and it remains a key focus of defence attention.

I am currently in Chesterfield, I will post you the document in question later tonight, so you can forward it on to SM and his team...
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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #26 on: January 26, 2012, 04:51:PM »
I am currently in Chesterfield, I will post you the document in question later tonight, so you can forward it on to SM and his team...

Thanks Mike.

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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #27 on: January 26, 2012, 05:52:PM »
What has been discovered so late in the day, in the form of this report could prove to be so pivotal in sending this case back to appeal - in a nutshell, a report made by a senior officer who was head of the investigation at the time it was being treated as four murders and a suicide, where Sheila shot the others and then herself. He had thrown the relatives out of the police station on at least one occasion telling them not to come to Witham police station trying to tell the police how to do police business? The relatives and DS Jones were at the heart of the silencer evidence, nd 'Taff` had had words with all concerned parties, telling them all at one time or another that they were wrong about Jeremy...

Since, DCI `Taff` Jones held head position of the original investigation at a time when the relatives and DS `Stan` Jones, were trying to put Jeremy in the frame, and he had told them all in as many words, that they were barkjing up the wrong tree, and he had compiled a report about the silencer and scenes of crime, the contents of the said report needed to have been disclosed because its contents almost certainly in all the circumstances of the case had a bearing on the silencers integrity and all the persons who introduced it into evidence as part of the prosecutions case...
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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #28 on: January 26, 2012, 06:30:PM »
coincidences do happen as well
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Re: Suspicious death of DCI Jones - motives for murder?
« Reply #29 on: January 26, 2012, 07:03:PM »
So this is a document that refers to a report about a silencer? Where do you think that report may be? Held under pii? I listened to the six odd minute of Guardian interview today via the twitter feed,I think JB threatening to release material if he is unsuccesfull is daft. I would want to get every bit of proof of innocence to be available to my defence.
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