The 4/5 telephone calls made that night

[buddy]

Hi Buddy  please keep me right here was it logged by the police that Ralph phoned them and also that he phoned Jeremy.  I seem to think some confusion exists here or maybe just me.

Bone of contention here Susan. Police say Ralph did not phone, but logs seem to cast doubt on there claims. I am undecided.

[nugnug]

not neccarslrly there have been plenty of cases where the police have had the evidence that someone is innocent but for whatever reason failed to share it with anybody else.

[buddy]

No, Susan, if the police had evidence of Neville's call to both themselves and Jeremy, Jeremy would be a free man.

I concur, but the police will never admit this.

[nugnug]

when ralph phoned jeremy and said all this did it really sink in.

it could be that what was said dident really sink in to jeremys brian untill later.

[susan]

Hi Caroline?Buddy what is confusing me is where did this come from that Ralph had phoned the police had he done so it would not have been neccesary for Jeremy to do so he could have just got himself over there and arrived when the police did.  If only one call was made to the police why the two patrol cars to what could have just been a domestic although it turned out much more than that.  Would I be correct in assuming that the police denied ever receiving a call from Ralph if they did it could have been from the panic button being activated if he used the phone to contact them the panic button was not in situ.  Sorry Caroloine for banging on about the panic  button but I am trying to understand what did happen and what was said to have happened.

[buddy]

when ralph phoned jeremy and said all this did it really sink in.

it could be that what was said dident really sink in to jeremys brian untill later.

It must have sunk in Nugs, because he phoned Julie and told that something was happening at the farm.

[susan]

nugnug we can all deduce why that would be the case

[nugnug]

It must have sunk in Nugs, because he phoned Julie and told that something was happening at the farm.

yes but did the importance of it sink in.

[buddy]

yes but did the importance of it sink in.

That's down to the reader Nugs.

[susan]

Nugnug  the importance of the phone call from Ralph to Jeremy obviously did not sink in as he would have been straight over and not bothered to phone Julie how could she help.

[Jane]

It must have sunk in Nugs, because he phoned Julie and told that something was happening at the farm.

If he rang Julie to tell her "Something is wrong at the farm" it seems to me that his next words would have been "I don't know what I should do." Julie doesn't tell us that those words were said, but it would make sense of her instructing him to "Go back to bed"

[susan]

Hello april very strange response from Julie.  None of this makes sense to me.  april can you tell me who said Ralph phoned the police.  Help.

[nugnug]

he could of contemplating weather he should go down there or phone the police and he wanted his girlfriends advice on what was the best course of action.

[Jane]

Hello april very strange response from Julie.  None of this makes sense to me.  april can you tell me who said Ralph phoned the police.  Help.

Susan dear, I wish I could shed light on in. I have always understood that he did but it may just be the stuff of legend, like much else that finds its way onto the forum. EP seem seem to be both blank faced and/or tight lipped about it.

[Jane]

he could of contemplating weather he should go down there or phone the police and he wanted his girlfriends advice on what was the best course of action.

Nug, I get the impression that he sought Julie's advice/permission(?) over many things.