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They were both allowed to leave home though, before either of them reached 18. Maybe they were both eager to leave or may have been persuaded...Also the parents bought them both a home. It's quite puzzling at times.
She found showing affection impossible, apart from a stuffed toy on the bed and maybe Crispy, I just wonder that she may have desperately wanted to hug her daughter but quite simply didn't know how to. I think June's life was also a tragedy, belonging to the English upper classes at that time was more of a curse than anything I should think.
ive not found the figure part patti in colins book, but i spotted something on page 173 what colin said about jeremy its on the 6th line from the top,
Mertol...I can't see where It says anything about JB on page 173....maybe the book is different, you have the hardback I have the paperback....I must try and find where it tells you about the mystery man in the lane...
Patti the page in question is out of chapter seventeen /The journey,try the 3rd page from there in your version it should be there
Mertol, I am reading the part where he is talking about one of the childrens' drawing. He calime there was 28 lady birds which was the same age their mother died....This is not true is it? How can he get her age wrong?
About the darker side?
It amazes me how someone can change their mind on Jeremy Bambers guilt or innocence by whoever they decide to be friendly with. One minute stating something as fact (today) and another dismissing something as just part of a story in a book that's not factualSee belowandreaGuestRe: do the topless photos exist« Reply #75 on: May 23, 2011, 10:39:PM »Quoteit is definately in the claire powell book, its in that book that she mentions the meeting at the pub, where they allegedly tried to do a deal with the reporter for the pictures. i have that book, its called murder at whithouse farm.Report to moderator LoggedTylerGuestRe: do the topless photos exist« Reply #76 on: May 23, 2011, 10:46:PM »QuoteQuote from: andrea on May 23, 2011, 10:39:PMit is definately in the claire powell book, its in that book that she mentions the meeting at the pub, where they allegedly tried to do a deal with the reporter for the pictures. i have that book, its called murder at whithouse farm.Yep,thats the one Andrea.Do you believe it happened? Only,Claire writing about that meeting obviously put Jeremy in a bad light and yet in most of the book,she seems quite supportive of him.Thats what made me wonder if it was indeed true.andreaGuestRe: do the topless photos exist« Reply #77 on: May 24, 2011, 08:22:AM »ive no idea tyler, she gets a lot of things wrong in that book. for instance when june caught sheila in the field with colin, powell said it was a farmhand and that they were having sex in a ditch. cc himself told the true story. the book aint that reliable but is any book?grahameGuestRe: do the topless photos exist« Reply #78 on: May 24, 2011, 08:40:AM »QuoteQuote from: andrea on May 24, 2011, 08:22:AMive no idea tyler, she gets a lot of things wrong in that book. for instance when june caught sheila in the field with colin, powell said it was a farmhand and that they were having sex in a ditch. cc himself told the true story. the book aint that reliable but is any book?Now that is a very relevant statement Andrea. How many of us take for granted that which a certain book says is true? Or how many of us check up on the writer of the book to see what they themselves believe? Very few of us are neutral on any subject and what we write may reflect that which we ourselves believe and not what is actually true?Again you can see this prejudice in the forum as well. Someone may believe in something so strongly that they cannot see the truth and indeed refuse even to read another person's opinion from the opposite side. What makes this even more confusing is that, that person is convinced that they are looking at all things fairly.
Am I the only person who thinks June was a damaged person and was probably abused, in the same way she abused Sheila, when she was a child. Wasn't she part of the tragedy rather than just the cause?
No you're not Maggie. I think June comes in for a lot of stick that she doesn't deserve. We have very reliable reports that she was a very kind and generous person. We can't always blame the sins of the children on their parents.
patti the hardback has 277 pages with acknowledgments 272 without , going to mc donalds will be back later after dallas 10 ish if you are around.
Mertol come back....you can't go to McDonalds, those burgers have never seen a cow....Lol.......
