Motivations of Forum Members

[grahameb]

Now that is a polite way of asking Grahame. Well done.

I apologise Phil. I will try and do better next time. But when I asked you to introduce yourself in a round about way it was my bad attempt to be humourous.

[DV8]

I apologise Phil. I will try and do better next time. But when I asked you to introduce yourself in a round about way it was my bad attempt to be humourous.

Apology accepted ty. I in turn apologise for not understanding the humerous intent.

[Newbury1]

This forum is getting very civilised - is it looking for a star rating? 

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[grahameb]

Apology accepted ty. I in turn apologise for not understanding the humerous intent.

It isn't easy to convey over the internet and it is a fault of mine that I see the funny side of most things, but find it difficult to convey that thought? It you met me you would see that I am always joking. I do believe that most of us will be surprised about other members if we ever met one another? I certainly don't think that there would be the animosity that we sometimes see on the forum?

[Buddy]

My motivation goes back 26 long years, I have never believed that JB was guilty.
The more I read of the family, and the dire straits they were in convinced me even more that JB was stitched up.
IMO the main person behind this conspiracy was RB, who obviously had no love for JB, and Pargeter who gained from the conviction of JB..
If this case came to court now, then JB would be found NOT GUILTY.

[mike tesko]

My motivation goes back 26 long years, I have never believed that JB was guilty.
The more I read of the family, and the dire straits they were in convinced me even more that JB was stitched up.
IMO the main person behind this conspiracy was RB, who obviously had no love for JB, and Pargeter who gained from the conviction of JB..
If this case came to court now, then JB would be found NOT GUILTY.

I agree with everything you say about this matter, thanks for the insight ...

[tyler]

I think the thing that is different about this case is the amount of evidence being withheld and the way in which they are continuing to do this. I always thought he was guilty so never bothered reading anything on the case until I saw an article by Bob Woffinden a few years ago, he seems to have changed his mind now but mine is made up, I think J Bamber is factually innocent, and technically if you count the fact he didn't  get a fair trial.

I've read about cases that have been sent back to appeal on the basis of non disclosure of one statement (see the Taylor sisters) so I can't really understand how JBs case still hasn't been referred considering what has come out in the last few years. Something is deeply wrong here....

One other thing that worries me, I've seen a lot of people saying they think he is guilty because of a "gut feeling", how on earth can you have a gut feeling when you haven't seen all of the evidence or even met the person in question, that's what worries me about the whole jury system, it only takes one or two to have a "gut feeling" instead of actually looking at the facts to send someone down for many years.

The Taylor sisters,I remember them.I read a book by Bernard OMahoney on how he campaigned for their release,(which succeeded)got into a relationship with one of them,only to find that they were indeed guilty! God,I so detest that man!

[grahameb]

The Taylor sisters,I remember them.I read a book by Bernard OMahoney on how he campaigned for their release,(which succeeded)got into a relationship with one of them,only to find that they were indeed guilty! God,I so detest that man!

Yes. If Bamber is indeed guilty I would feel ashamed for ever supporting him.

[bookcase40]

I read the story about the sisters Grahame can you remember the name of the book l wouldn't mind reading it

[grahameb]

I read the story about the sisters Grahame can you remember the name of the book l wouldn't mind reading it

No I don't. It was Tyler who mentioned it though. Perhaps she knows?

[DV8]

Yes. If Bamber is indeed guilty I would feel ashamed for ever supporting him.

If you genuinely believe Bamber is innocent now you should not feel ashamed if you subsequently find out something that changes your mind. As you don't believe the evidence presented the only way that could change would be an admission by Bamber
himself so I don't think you will ever be in that position.

[tyler]

No I don't. It was Tyler who mentioned it though. Perhaps she knows?

The book is called "The Dream Solution"