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« Reply #120 on: December 16, 2012, 12:16:PM »
The expert examination of the photographs of the burns, in the light of the tests carried out in Arizona in January this year.

So are you saying that they could pretty much rule out any other cause?
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« Reply #121 on: December 16, 2012, 12:22:PM »
So are you saying that they could pretty much rule out any other cause?

Further tests are necessary to reach that level of certainty.

 

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« Reply #122 on: December 16, 2012, 12:31:PM »
Further tests are necessary to reach that level of certainty.

Will further tests be carried out NGB? Are you all set for Christmas by the way?
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« Reply #123 on: December 16, 2012, 12:41:PM »
Will further tests be carried out NGB? Are you all set for Christmas by the way?

Yes, further tests will be carried out.  There are several areas where further work is needed.  The difficulty in January was lack of time and also funding.  These tests and experts' reports are very expensive and there is of course no legal aid available.  The CCRC could commission tests at their expense but it is difficult to persuade them to do so.

Christmas for me is always a last minute rush.  I am usually buying presents on Christmas Eve.  I always promise myself that next year I will plan ahead and avoid the stress, but I never do!  We do have the goose ready, which takes that pressure away.

   

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« Reply #124 on: December 27, 2012, 10:27:AM »
Yes, further tests will be carried out.  There are several areas where further work is needed.  The difficulty in January was lack of time and also funding.  These tests and experts' reports are very expensive and there is of course no legal aid available.  The CCRC could commission tests at their expense but it is difficult to persuade them to do so.

Christmas for me is always a last minute rush.  I am usually buying presents on Christmas Eve.  I always promise myself that next year I will plan ahead and avoid the stress, but I never do!  We do have the goose ready, which takes that pressure away.

   

What further tests and reports need to be carried out?

How much do they cost?

Has a quote been obtained?

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« Reply #125 on: January 07, 2013, 04:47:PM »
Yes, further tests will be carried out.  There are several areas where further work is needed.  The difficulty in January was lack of time and also funding.  These tests and experts' reports are very expensive and there is of course no legal aid available.  The CCRC could commission tests at their expense but it is difficult to persuade them to do so.

Christmas for me is always a last minute rush.  I am usually buying presents on Christmas Eve.  I always promise myself that next year I will plan ahead and avoid the stress, but I never do!  We do have the goose ready, which takes that pressure away.

   


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What further tests and reports need to be carried out?

How much do they cost?

Has a quote been obtained?

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« Reply #126 on: January 07, 2013, 05:24:PM »

NGB

What further tests and reports need to be carried out?

How much do they cost?

Has a quote been obtained?

Some tests are continuations of the ones conducted in January last year in the US.  There are others which I believe are contemplated, some relating to ballistics and others in relation to different matters.

The tests and reports are always expensive because high calibre experts have to be instructed and the conclusions have to be properly validated and peer reviewed as they have to form the basis for evidence which would stand up in court.  In order to do all that I would consider desirable several tens of thousands of pounds would be required.  I know some quotes have been obtained.  There are other new submissions which are based upon documents.





 

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« Reply #127 on: January 07, 2013, 06:21:PM »
Some tests are continuations of the ones conducted in January last year in the US.  There are others which I believe are contemplated, some relating to ballistics and others in relation to different matters.

The tests and reports are always expensive because high calibre experts have to be instructed and the conclusions have to be properly validated and peer reviewed as they have to form the basis for evidence which would stand up in court.  In order to do all that I would consider desirable several tens of thousands of pounds would be required.  I know some quotes have been obtained.  There are other new submissions which are based upon documents.





 


Circa £20,000 ?/ £30,000 ?/ £40,000 ? / £50,000 ? or more

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« Reply #128 on: January 07, 2013, 06:31:PM »

Circa £20,000 ?/ £30,000 ?/ £40,000 ? / £50,000 ? or more

In order to do everything which I believe ideally should be done at least £100,000 would be required. 

 

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« Reply #129 on: January 07, 2013, 06:33:PM »
In order to do everything which I believe ideally should be done at least £100,000 would be required.

Blimey! Whatever needs doing, i'll do it for half that!
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« Reply #130 on: January 07, 2013, 06:39:PM »
In order to do everything which I believe ideally should be done at least £100,000 would be required.

An estimated £100,000 to do all the tests required WOW. Would there be a 100,000 reasons why only some of the tests were done for the CCRC submissions of last January?

How much did the tests costs that were included within the CCRC submission and the basis of the TV documentary?

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« Reply #131 on: January 07, 2013, 06:47:PM »
An estimated £100,000 to do all the tests required WOW. Would there be a 100,000 reasons why only some of the tests were done for the CCRC submissions of last January?

How much did the tests costs that were included within the CCRC submission and the basis of the TV documentary?

The main reason why only some of the tests were completed for the CCRC submissions was shortage of time.  Simon McKay was only instructed in September 2011 and had to work to a final deadline of 31st January 2012.

The tests and reports referred to in the submissions and in the Mark Williams-Thomas documentary cost several tens of thousands of pounds in total.  I do not have an exact figure.

 

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« Reply #132 on: January 07, 2013, 06:52:PM »
I don't know why the amount can't be deducted from the compensation that Jeremy is due anyway,,for his wrongful and very unsafe conviction and dodgy trial. 

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« Reply #133 on: January 07, 2013, 06:54:PM »
The main reason why only some of the tests were completed for the CCRC submissions was shortage of time.  Simon McKay was only instructed in September 2011 and had to work to a final deadline of 31st January 2012.

The tests and reports referred to in the submissions and in the Mark Williams-Thomas documentary cost several tens of thousands of pounds in total.  I do not have an exact figure.

 

As Simon McKay was only instructed in September 2011 and time was an issue given the final deadline of 31st January were the tests a late addition to the CCRC submission at Simon's request or were they being planned prior to McKay law being instructed?


If so what was the main focus of the submission prior Simon McKay's involvement.

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« Reply #134 on: January 07, 2013, 06:55:PM »
Blimey! Whatever needs doing, i'll do it for half that!
I share your feelings in that one Vic. Let me just say though that I do admire those people who gave money towards those tests. This is a reflection on their good natures in my opinion and the fact they believe in Bamber's innocence to give so much of their hard earned cash into proving his innocence. This is one of those things that cause me to stop and think that maybe he is innocent and that this case may just be one of the greatest miscarriages of justice on the 20th and 21st centuries?