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Re: Jeremy Bamber: the Prelude, the Tragedy and the Aftermath
« Reply #600 on: February 10, 2013, 06:57:PM »
I will upset some adoptees here again I'm afraid but Jeremy Bamber was born in Kensington,London and had city life flowing through his veins. How he must have envied the flat his parents bought Sheila in Maida Vale,if not her lifestyle. When he realized that Sheila had become ill and was struggling with everyday tasks such as putting beans on toast,and cast an eye on his adoptive parents: Nevill who was off work from his magistrates' job with stress and June who would burst into tears most days, who were both ageing however much deep down they loved him,I think Jeremy began to see how he in his mind could "do everyone a favour",especially when he saw the twins clinging to Colin at the party and made that infamous comment "they're a millstone round your neck".

You're right about Jeremy not being fully aware of things because he saw them from his warped angle and which ultimately proved to be his downfall. Nobody can seriously expect Sheila to have been in any kind of struggle with Nevill which left a ceiling light broken and Sheila intact,nor did Nevill the former RAF pilot relinquish the telephone without some exertion on his part,even if was only leaving his bloodied prints on the blue and white chequered worktop and hiding his watch under the rug.
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« Reply #601 on: February 10, 2013, 06:59:PM »
It wasn't enough for the life he wanted.


The life,as you say,,,would have come later on for Jeremy. As it was,,,he was doing very well considering his age. Then he had a pretty demanding partner who would have bled him dry anyway and he had to keep up with that.

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« Reply #602 on: February 10, 2013, 07:01:PM »

The life,as you say,,,would have come later on for Jeremy. As it was,,,he was doing very well considering his age. Then he had a pretty demanding partner who would have bled him dry anyway and he had to keep up with that.
But Jeremy could never think or plan ahead:life was immediate. It was "now or never" to seize the prize from his parents and inherit the lion's share of the estate,whilst putting people who had nothing to live for out of their misery.

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« Reply #603 on: February 10, 2013, 07:28:PM »
But Jeremy could never think or plan ahead:life was immediate. It was "now or never" to seize the prize from his parents and inherit the lion's share of the estate,whilst putting people who had nothing to live for out of their misery.

Steve,dear,,,how many 24 year olds plan ahead.? They live for the day,and for that I don't blame them. I'll bet he didn't give a stuff about any inheritance.After all,,as I said,,he was doing fine financially.

I can only assume that these are your thoughts and that somewhere down the line you've been dealt a bum steer,,because your bitterness is such that I'm beginning to feel sorry for you. In the nicest possible way you understand.

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« Reply #604 on: February 10, 2013, 07:34:PM »
Steve,dear,,,how many 24 year olds plan ahead.? They live for the day,and for that I don't blame them. I'll bet he didn't give a stuff about any inheritance.After all,,as I said,,he was doing fine financially.

I can only assume that these are your thoughts and that somewhere down the line you've been dealt a bum steer,,because your bitterness is such that I'm beginning to feel sorry for you. In the nicest possible way you understand.
You're right in some ways lookout but on balance I'll take what I've got. There is far too much circumstantial evidence that Jeremy wanted more,from Julie,from Liz,from Doris..his attitude after the deaths with Jeremy finally in charge with feet up on the desk.

Maybe it's a man thing..

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« Reply #605 on: February 10, 2013, 07:37:PM »
You're right in some ways lookout but on balance I'll take what I've got. There is far too much circumstantial evidence that Jeremy wanted more,from Julie,from Liz,from Doris..his attitude after the deaths with Jeremy finally in charge with feet up on the desk.

Maybe it's a man thing..

Dear Steve,,I don't think any less of you for your differences of opinion.

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« Reply #606 on: February 10, 2013, 07:44:PM »
Who the dickens was Doris.?

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« Reply #607 on: February 10, 2013, 07:49:PM »
Who the dickens was Doris.?
You know,Doris Foakes, to whom Jeremy allegedly said:"I'm not sharing any of my money with Sheila".

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« Reply #608 on: February 10, 2013, 07:53:PM »
You're right in some ways lookout but on balance I'll take what I've got. There is far too much circumstantial evidence that Jeremy wanted more,from Julie,from Liz,from Doris..his attitude after the deaths with Jeremy finally in charge with feet up on the desk.

Maybe it's a man thing..



Steve, I would give more credence to your beliefs of Jeremy had he been in his forties, still not his own master, responsible for elderly parents and a sister who couldn't care for her children without support. I think Jeremy was too young to know or care about what responsibilities. Really, he wanted for nothing. Perhaps some of the thought and desires that you are so emphatic are his are elements of things you would like. When I see what his life at 24 was, I would quite like my own to have been that bad :)

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« Reply #609 on: February 10, 2013, 07:53:PM »
Steve are you a PA for the CCRC? Or are you trying your utmost to project ill feeling to the public domain by posting this fabricated stuff on this forum....lolol

You say Jeremy demanded money for a scuba diving course in New Zealand....what poppy cock!

How on earth did money dry up, he had wealthy parents.  They bought him a house, a car, paid his bills, gave him petrol and a decent wage....Jeremy had plenty of money in the bank...he had plans for his bonus....I tell you something, if Jeremy was telling the police he had plans to buy and build a flat pack porche with his bonus, he was hardly thinking of the cash flow from his inheritance was he? 

You making me giggle.....lol  :) :) :) :)
Patti I fear that many bad things about Jeremy are purposely fabricated on the forum and at every opportunity. Why? In order to brainwash other members as much as possible so they begin to naturally think that those things are true. I believe that this is the sole purpose of Steve being on this forum. Someone said to me just the other day in fact, if you say something continually and long enough about someone everyone begins o believe it. It is suggestion on a sub level of the mind. In the end people begin to think that Jeremy Bamber is the devil incarnate.

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« Reply #610 on: February 10, 2013, 07:54:PM »
But Jeremy could never think or plan ahead:life was immediate. It was "now or never" to seize the prize from his parents and inherit the lion's share of the estate,whilst putting people who had nothing to live for out of their misery.
And yet you say he planned it for a year?

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Re: Jeremy Bamber: the Prelude, the Tragedy and the Aftermath
« Reply #611 on: February 10, 2013, 07:57:PM »
You know,Doris Foakes, to whom Jeremy allegedly said:"I'm not sharing any of my money with Sheila".


Oh,that Doris.? I thought perhaps you were referring to a new bit of fluff of Jeremys'.

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« Reply #612 on: February 10, 2013, 08:09:PM »


Steve, I would give more credence to your beliefs of Jeremy had he been in his forties, still not his own master, responsible for elderly parents and a sister who couldn't care for her children without support. I think Jeremy was too young to know or care about what responsibilities. Really, he wanted for nothing. Perhaps some of the thought and desires that you are so emphatic are his are elements of things you would like. When I see what his life at 24 was, I would quite like my own to have been that bad :)
I think that life stuck inside the tractor must have been as humdrum for him as the establishment of the Industrial Revolution must have been for workers in the factories in Manchester in the 1800s. When I look back to my forbears I really do lead a life of privilege in comparison. Who knows,we all have subliminal thoughts but I've never been jealous of Jeremy however much people here would wish it to be so.

I look forward to new evidence after the silencer evidence seems to be on shaky ground to say the least. Yes there's the picture of Sheila with fresh blood which is even on a thread with my name attached. I can't explain all these anomalies to my own satisfaction and I will keep reading and learning. Let's hope new documents and photos are released under PII,but until then I'm afraid my conscience lies firmly still in the Jeremy guilty camp.
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« Reply #613 on: February 10, 2013, 08:19:PM »
I think that life stuck inside the tractor must have been as humdrum for him as the establishment of the Industrial Revolution must have been for workers in the factories in Manchester in the 1800s. When I look back to my forbears I really do lead a life of privilege in comparison. Who knows,we all have subliminal thoughts but I've never been jealous of Jeremy however much people here would wish it to be so.

I look forward to new evidence after the silencer evidence seems to be on shaky ground to say the least. Yes there's the picture of Sheila with fresh blood which is even on a thread with my name attached. I can't explain all these anomalies to my own satisfaction and I will keep reading and learning. Let's hope new documents and photos are released under PII,but until then I'm afraid my conscience lies firmly still in the Jeremy guilty camp.

At least you admit to the anomalies!!

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Re: Jeremy Bamber: the Prelude, the Tragedy and the Aftermath
« Reply #614 on: February 10, 2013, 08:27:PM »
And yet you say he planned it for a year?

I like it...well spotted.  :) :) :) :) :)