Book Reviews - Murders/Suicide at WHF

[susan]

Hi mertoll you seem to be very unlucky and meet so many stupid people in supermarkets probably think that about me as I put things in my trolley and when I get home I can,t remember buying them hope I never caught your heels with my trolley

[maggie]

Hi mertoll you seem to be very unlucky and meet so many stupid people in supermarkets probably think that about me as I put things in my trolley and when I get home I can,t remember buying them hope I never caught your heels with my trolley

Susie, your'e soooo funny

[Nuala]

I didn't mean in it a judgemental way, more an understanding one, I wouldn't blame him if he did and supposedly the night before JM and her flat mates were drinking and smoking when he phoned after the call from Nevill and she could easily have taken some with her and said to him, lets go upstairs i have something to calm you down a little and take the edge off. However, you would hope that two police officers would have noticed and they would no doubt have used it later if they had. He was incriminated by his behaviour but he would also have been if he had been smoking. Can't win!

I know you didn't mean it in a judgmental sense, AJ. I doubt if Jeremy and JM would have used cannabis while the police were there, the smell is so strong and distinctive, the police would have picked it up on the two of them -and probably upstairs too - immediately.

[mertol22]

Oh mertol, what am I going to do with you....hahahahahah I went for a salad and it cost me £32.00.

I am one of these that goes into a corner shop for a laf and comes out with 3 carrier bags full of food....

Maggie it's like a swimming pool here...I need to look up Noah's telephone number and be kind to him...for there is only one of me....

thats a hell of a lot for a salad ! asda a 5 min walk here £1 salad in a container or help yourself ,  at morrysons

[mertol22]

Hi mertoll you seem to be very unlucky and meet so many stupid people in supermarkets probably think that about me as I put things in my trolley and when I get home I can,t remember buying them hope I never caught your heels with my trolley

female shoppers susan alone are not too bad they seem to know what to buy ,its men with a shopping list bending over the trolly striking out an item as its bought one yesterday in aldi was whistleing to the police message in a bottle grr i had another Dexter moment coming on i thought you dumb w@@@@r

[Nuala]

Oh mertol, what am I going to do with you....hahahahahah I went for a salad and it cost me £32.00.

I am one of these that goes into a corner shop for a laf and comes out with 3 carrier bags full of food....

Maggie it's like a swimming pool here...I need to look up Noah's telephone number and be kind to him...for there is only one of me....

£32 for a salad! Holy Moses. What on earth did you put in it, Patti? 

[susan]

mertoll I agree I hate people with lists crossing things off and I find it worse when the husband and wife are together she is at the shelves trying to decide what to buy he is right in the middle of the isle blocking everyone,s way.  I saw a woman on Wednesday she must have opened a dozen bottles of Flash smelling at everyone I would have loved to have poured it over her head bet they are still there.  They finish up spending about £15 and think it is a fortune.

[mertol22]

mertoll I agree I hate people with lists crossing things off and I find it worse when the husband and wife are together she is at the shelves trying to decide what to buy he is right in the middle of the isle blocking everyone,s way.  I saw a woman on Wednesday she must have opened a dozen bottles of Flash smelling at everyone I would have loved to have poured it over her head bet they are still there.  They finish up spending about £15 and think it is a fortune.

ive been next to couples where the woman has said to him put that down, what the f are you doing, i swear if they did not put it back a fight would start i can picture patti now yelling theres gonna be a fight crowds flocking in fast

[susan]

hi mertoll22 I know what would happen if I did that in the supermarket I would end up in the trolley amongst the groceries.

[mertol22]

hi mertoll22 I know what would happen if I did that in the supermarket I would end up in the trolley amongst the groceries.

A typical bonehead male shopper


 

[ajross]

Of course, the other issue with the Wilkes' book is that, no matter how quickly or slowly I read it and no matter how detailed my analysis I know that by the end I will be no closer to getting the answer I desire. I have however just had an answer to a question I posed some months ago and according to the book there were indeed prints found on the kitchen window and diluted blood.

[Nuala]

A typical bonehead male shopper


 

 


One day I'll stop clicking the modify button by mistake - sorry, Mertol!

[Patti]

Hi all

Sorry about not getting back to you last night. Had my head tucked in Scott's book....

I'll be back!!!! 

[Patti]

Just read something very interesting in the book by Scott Lomax.  Its about loading the 10th bullet into the magazine.  It appears that Lomax contacted the makers of the gun and they had no reports or feedback that the 10th bullet was harder to load than the 1st one.  The German company go one step further in saying that all their guns are fully tested and sold world wide and they have never had a complaint about loading the magazine. 

If the jury had known this?

[bloggs and son]

Just read something very interesting in the book by Scott Lomax.  Its about loading the 10th bullet into the magazine.  It appears that Lomax contacted the makers of the gun and they had no reports or feedback that the 10th bullet was harder to load than the 1st one.  The German company go one step further in saying that all their guns are fully tested and sold world wide and they have never had a complaint about loading the magazine. 

If the jury had known this?

Then again did the defence do their research properly?