Jeremy Bamber: the Prelude, the Tragedy and the Aftermath

[Roch]

There is no understanding on Jeremy's side for Colin's loss. To me, Colin is the ONLY living victim and Jeremy's lack of empathy towards Colin just makes him sound more guilty.

Jeremy's real or perceived lack of empathy seems to have contributed to his downfall.  However I believe it to be a cursed circumstance for him in this case, rather than an indicator of involvement. 

[lookout]

Sheila, once married to Colin, happened to have been Jeremy's sister who he thought a lot of.
So work that out-------to Caroline.

[Steve_uk]

Jeremy's real or perceived lack of empathy seems to have contributed to his downfall.  However I believe it to be a cursed circumstance for him in this case, rather than an indicator of involvement.

Why was he so evasive during Police interrogation irrespective of whether you believe him innocent or guilty?

[lookout]

Jeremy would possibly have felt that Colin let his sister down.Hence Jeremy's cool attitude towards him.

[guest154]

Jeremy would possibly have felt that Colin let his sister down.Hence Jeremy's cool attitude towards him.

He didn't feel he'd let SHEILA down. Jeremy's letter to Colin was about JEREMY. HE felt he'd been let down by Colin, he was aghast at the lack of support from Colin. Read the letter, Steve kindly posted.

[lookout]

He didn't feel he'd let SHEILA down. Jeremy's letter to Colin was about JEREMY. HE felt he'd been let down by Colin, he was aghast at the lack of support from Colin. Read the letter, Steve kindly posted.

My post was in answer to Caroline's !

[Caroline]

Sheila, once married to Colin, happened to have been Jeremy's sister who he thought a lot of.
So work that out-------to Caroline.

How do you know what he thought of her? 

He called her a nutter - so much love, so little time!

[Caroline]

My post was in answer to Caroline's !

And I agree with Mat.

[Steve_uk]

There is no understanding on Jeremy's side for Colin's loss. To me, Colin is the ONLY living victim and Jeremy's lack of empathy towards Colin just makes him sound more guilty.

Yes because looked at from Jeremy's point of view they had all gained financially at his expense. No thought whatsoever for the emotional loss of those concerned.

[gringo]

Why was he so evasive during Police interrogation irrespective of whether you believe him innocent or guilty?

   Have you ever been questioned by the police, Steve? Anyone who has, could tell you why you may avoid questions or make no comment. This is true regardless of guilt or innocence. The police when interviewing you already believe you to be guilty or you wouldn't be there. You are very aware that the questioning is designed to trap you and this makes you cautious.
    Even if innocent this applies. A police interview is not some cosy friendly chat with tea and biscuits that you've popped along to because of the kind invite.
    If you are innocent,especially on such a serious charge, many would be even more guarded.
   

[Jane]

Sheila, once married to Colin, happened to have been Jeremy's sister who he thought a lot of.
So work that out-------to Caroline.

He told police, outside WHF, "She doesn't like me and I don't like her".

[lookout]

And I agree with Mat.

Naturally 

[lookout]

He told police, outside WHF, "She doesn't like me and I don't like her".

I didn't like my brother but that's not to say I would never have helped him if needed. It's a normal brother and sister thing.

Who was it who used to take Sheila home from parties ?

[Jane]

I didn't like my brother but that's not to say I would never have helped him if needed. It's a normal brother and sister thing.

Who was it who used to take Sheila home from parties ?

Ha! So you reckon Jeremy used to high tail it to London every time Sheila went to a party? Get real, Lookout. As for back in the day when she lived at WHF, Jeremy would have been too young to go to parties with her, let alone drive her home.

[lookout]

Ha! So you reckon Jeremy used to high tail it to London every time Sheila went to a party? Get real, Lookout. As for back in the day when she lived at WHF, Jeremy would have been too young to go to parties with her, let alone drive her home.

So he never drove her home from anywhere when Colin was too drunk to drive ? Your memory is duff.