How would you greet Julie Mugford on her return visit to England?

[lookout]

Your words,Adam.Your words.

[Alias]

Yes ok,but "all is going well..there's something wrong at the Farm". I suppose this is just more of Julie's lies..

I think some words are missing. The sentence does not make sense as it is.
I think it was like this (I have said this before, sorry to bore....)

Julie: (Why on Earth are you calling me at this hour, are you OK?)
Jeremy: All is going well (with me, but) there's something wrong at the Farm.

That makes sense - just three little words and it makes sense, otherwise not!

[Steve_uk]

I think some words are missing. The sentence does not make sense as it is.
I think it was like this (I have said this before, sorry to bore....)

Julie: (Why on Earth are you calling me at this hour, are you OK?)
Jeremy: All is going well (with me, but) there's something wrong at the Farm.

That makes sense - just three little words and it makes sense, otherwise not!

That's quite possible Alias. It's also possible that Jeremy wants to impart to Julie the knowledge that he has gone ahead with his plan as discussed in call no.1 but realizes that she is on a shared line and does not want to be blatant in case he is overheard.

[lookout]

Meaning that the harvesting was going well through the long days and hours he was putting in.

[Steve_uk]

Meaning that the harvesting was going well through the long days and hours he was putting in.

But that was all discussed for twenty minutes in call 1 lookout,so why start the conversation at 2am on that subject?

[Adam]

Meaning that the harvesting was going well through the long days and hours he was putting in.

 

[Jane]

Meaning that the harvesting was going well through the long days and hours he was putting in.

At 3 (ISH!!)in the morning after already having called her at around 10 when he'd finished work, he gets someone out of bed to get Julie out of bed to tell her what he could have said 5 hours earlier!!!!!!!!! Yeh, right!!!!!

[Caroline]

That's quite possible Alias. It's also possible that Jeremy wants to impart to Julie the knowledge that he has gone ahead with his plan as discussed in call no.1 but realizes that she is on a shared line and does not want to be blatant in case he is overheard.

Or uses that phrase to distance himself and allow him to shift the blame onto 'a hit man'

[lookout]

  to you too.

[Alias]

Or uses that phrase to distance himself and allow him to shift the blame onto 'a hit man'

He could always do that. Why call her in the middle of the night? It wouldn´t provide any kind of alibi for him.
I think he called her because he didn´t quite know what to do.

[Caroline]

He could always do that. Why call her in the middle of the night? It wouldn´t provide any kind of alibi for him.
I think he called her because he didn´t quite know what to do.

Perhaps she was 'expecting' the call.

[Adam]

He could always do that. Why call her in the middle of the night? It wouldn´t provide any kind of alibi for him.
I think he called her because he didn´t quite know what to do.

 

[Mr. Gee]

Did she support Jeremy's story of a telephone call from Nevill? How could she when she was in Lewisham and not Bourtree Cottage?

So what did you mean by the word "cover-up"?

[Steve_uk]

So what did you mean by the word "cover-up"?

Well she was obviously shielding him from the Police at this early stage. As Lookout intimated it might have been a coincidence that the family had been slaughtered whilst Jeremy mused that he wished they were dead. Julie did not want to believe the horrible truth until Jeremy confessed over the hors d'oeuvres at Blazer's restaurant,Blackheath.

[Jane]

Well she was obviously shielding him from the Police at this early stage. As Lookout intimated it might have been a coincidence that the family had been slaughtered whilst Jeremy mused that he wished they were dead. Julie did not want to believe the horrible truth until Jeremy confessed over the hors d'oeuvres at Blazer's restaurant,Blackheath.

I think she may have been in denial, Steve.