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[hourglass]

Totally agree Hourglass - an accident, nothing more!!

There are some interesting bits but not for this forum.

[Steve_uk]

The question was pathetic! That's why!!

No,it was on the dangerous territory of things Jeremy had told Julie. For goodness sake..

[Lugg]

The question was pathetic! That's why!!

I think all modern tractors hsave canopies? Although I could be wrong? I think it has something to do with health and safety?
Campion thought that he asked that question because he was of the view that Jeremy might have used the canopy to get into an upstairs window?

[Caroline R]

No,it was on the dangerous territory of things Jeremy had told Julie. For goodness sake..

Rubbish!! The tractor was there for all to see!! He couldn't hide it, they only had to look at it!! It was a stupid question and I don't blame him for not answering it because it was obvious they were playing games!! For goodness sake!

[hourglass]

I think all modern tractors hsave canopies? Although I could be wrong? I think it has something to do with health and safety?
Campion thought that he asked that question because he was of the view that Jeremy might have used the canopy to get into an upstairs window?

Would not their suspicions be raised by the reving of the tractor outside the bedroom window with a ninja gunman sitting on the roof?  I not know a lot about farming but tractors are not known for their stealthy approach.

[Caroline R]

I think all modern tractors hsave canopies? Although I could be wrong? I think it has something to do with health and safety?
Campion thought that he asked that question because he was of the view that Jeremy might have used the canopy to get into an upstairs window?

Was it a silent tractor?

[hourglass]

Sorry I go, this is too much for me and I have college tomorrow.

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[Lugg]

Rubbish!! The tractor was there for all to see!! He couldn't hide it, they only had to look at it!! It was a stupid question and I don't blame him for not answering it because it was obvious they were playing games!! For goodness sake!

This is normal police procedure. They continually ask you questions to (1) tire you out and (2) to try and trick you into saying something they want to hear.

[Lugg]

Would not their suspicions be raised by the reving of the tractor outside the bedroom window with a ninja gunman sitting on the roof?  I not know a lot about farming but tractors are not known for their stealthy approach.

No I think it was rejected by the army because of the lack of its stealth qualities?

[Caroline R]

This is normal police procedure. They continually ask you questions to (1) tire you out and (2) to try and trick you into saying something they want to hear.

Yes and that's exactly what happened and as soon as he realised they were doing just that, he began to say 'No comment'. But Steve keeps on about the tractor as though he was trying to hide something - they only had to go and look at it! The no comment was simply a pee'd off response!

[Lugg]

Yes and that's exactly what happened and as soon as he realised they were doing just that, he began to say 'No comment'. But Steve keeps on about the tractor as though he was trying to hide something - they only have to go and look at it! The no comment was simply a pee'd off response!

He may not even have said, "No comment". The officer might have just jotted down no comment because JB never answered at all?

[Caroline R]

He may not even have said, "No comment". The officer might have just jotted down no comment because JB never answered at all?

Possibly but it was hardly subterfuge when the answer to the question was a hulking great tractor easily made available to anyone who wished to go and look at it!

[Steve_uk]

This is normal police procedure. They continually ask you questions to (1) tire you out and (2) to try and trick you into saying something they want to hear.

..and Jeremy was certainly ready for the interrogation wasn't he? Is this because he had foreknowledge of what was about to occur,or did he revert to type as a child on the school bus who did not answer back to the bullies but had Sheila stick up for him?

Don't say I never see it Jeremy's way.

[Caroline R]

..and Jeremy was certainly ready for the interrogation wasn't he? Is this because he had foreknowledge of what was about to occur,or did he revert to type as a child on the school bus who did not answer back to the bullies but had Sheila stick up for him?

Don't say I never see it Jeremy's way.

No he didn't and no you don't!

[Martin]

I don't accept that interpretation of events. The smoking gun is this conversation with Charles Marsden,because the Defence has to explain how there can possibly be two serial killers on the loose in one house on the only the second occasion in 365 days when all the family are under one roof and they are all killed.

I will persist in my persecution of Jeremy Bamber until he is decent enough to own up. A deathbed confession will suffice.

Vidvic says you have family connections with the Mugfords. Or have I misunderstood? Given the extreme virulence of your posts, I think you ought to be honest about where you are really coming from. I for one am not convinced that you genuinely believe Bamber is guilty.

There is a difference between holding an opinion and having an allegiance. Your allegiance is plain enough but not, to a sceptical eye, your real opinion.

Quote from: vidvic on December 02, 2012, 10:51:PM

Look, I take no pleasure in saying this but they were a couple of complete toe-rags together....

Robbery, Cheque Fraud, Coke, dealing.....other unsubstantiated things which I will not print....

I take no pleasure in saying this because of our mutual family connections, but I have to be honest Steve.

Quote from: vidvic on December 03, 2012, 10:28:AM

When I said mutual I didn't mean to include Steve. Myself and my family and friends know the Mugfords, though not well.