Rucked up nightdress beneath Sheila's stage managed body...

[susan]

steve you can be so funny at times

[maggie]

Maggie, am I the only one who wonders if the was ever another person present when Jeremy said all these damning words to JM, or were they all said between the sheets? Hang on!! Doesn't that make it hearsay?

Or may be Kiss and Tell or Pillow Talk, April   It seems it really was only her word against his, so I don't really think that is proof of anything....maybe in a court of law under oath it would be deemed as such but that's another story.

[susan]

Hi april one of my neighbours is very high up in the Judicial System and he said to me "Susan never listen to gossip and hearsay" so I try not to do.

[Roch]

There was no shock;it was all a hollow facade. Jeremy knew several hours before the Police that all the occupants of White House Farm were dead,he had the time to compose himself and ask himself how a person under such circumstances would act. The "I should have been an actor" quote comes again from Julie Mugford,and I have to ask how many more indications do you need of Jeremy Bamber's behaviour subsequent to the murders that he was in fact guilty.

Ok, let's run with this for a moment.  Am I right in thinking that Moe Cassani and the red forum brigade have a problem with your view of Mugford... because you are prepared to regard her as being almost an accessory, whereas they hero worship her? 

[lookout]

The real truth of the matter is,that none of us will ever really know,or get to know what happened on that fateful night. But it does beggar belief that the police nailed Jeremy,,,and on what evidence.? When it was Sheila who was openly admitting that she could kill. Yet that wasn't taken as seriously as Jeremys' remarks.

[maggie]

Hi april one of my neighbours is very high up in the Judicial System and he said to me "Susan never listen to gossip and hearsay" so I try not to do.

Susie there's nothing better than a bit of gossip and hearesay, with glass of wine :D

[maggie]

So Susie/April and myself all wonder if Steve has some sort of connection to the case, any reply Steve?

[susan]

Hi Mags as long as it does not help to get a life conviction for an innocent man. I know what you mean a bit of harmless gossip is quite nice without the wine I would not beable to cope with both

[Jane]

Susie there's nothing better than a bit of gossip and hearesay, with glass of wine :D

Bring it on, Maggie!!!

[maggie]

Hi Mags as long as it does not help to get a life conviction for an innocent man. I know what you mean a bit of harmless gossip is quite nice without the wine I would not beable to cope with both

Can't have too much excitement Susiexx

[susan]

Maggie thinking I'm getting too much of that today on the forum so is Margot I think she has started talking with a Yorkshire accent

[Jane]

Hi Mags as long as it does not help to get a life conviction for an innocent man. I know what you mean a bit of harmless gossip is quite nice without the wine I would not beable to cope with both

Susan, there's some lovely non alcoholic wine available now, even better when nicely chilled. The rose looks like the genuine thing, but the white looks a bit like pee, although both taste good.

[Jane]

Maggie thinking I'm getting too much of that today on the forum so is Margot I think she has started talking with a Yorkshire accent

Where have Margot and Patti disappeared to. Missing their input and support.

[susan]

Hi april  I think I have tasted it when out to a friends house for dinner.  I am very much a coffee person in the morning and water after lunch.  I have tasted Yorkshire ale once and it was disgusting

[maggie]

Where have Margot and Patti disappeared to. Missing their input and support.

Patti has gone on her hols for a week, how dare she  and Margot has gone to make scones and soup..    Margot may be back later April.