Ok April. It seems you have totally misinterpreted my last message, so I will, with vigour, attempt to explain. You wrote in reply to a message from steve "And the more I read of your assumptions about this case, the more I am convinced of your own desperation for Jeremy to remain guilty ONLY because you want Julie exonerated from her reputation as a vengeful gold digger, a floozy and a liar. Or might that be an assumption" End quote..
While we are on the subject of assumptions (not something I alluded to in my last message but that is now immaterial) That is one hell of an assumption to make about someone's reasoning April. Secondly, I stated that you have made NO acknowledgement whatsoever of any alternative suggestions apart from the fact that you think he is innocent. Yet you are accusing steve of wanting Julie exonerated???
Don't you want Bamber exonerated from his reputation? You are accusing steve of doing exactly what you are doing yourself. I really don't understand how you fail to grasp this simple logic?
Daniel, have you read some of the sychophantic drivel Steve writes about Julie? He has been asked on numerous occasions if he knows her. He says not, which means he is in no position to tell us what it was that she felt, what she did or why she did it. He is assuming but prefers to call it a "balance of probabalities." We are in no doubt of what Steve has in mind for Jeremy. He has told us repeatedly. I don't imagine it has escaped his notice, that if Jeremy is found to be innocent, it makes a tissue of lies of everything Julie said.
You ask if I want Jeremy exonerated from his reputation. Daniel, I want the truth. If Jeremy is guilty, he's where he should be. GIVE me a plausible alternative other than just "He's guilty." Give me something more thought through than "He wanted the money" and "He hated his parents" and "He had one night stands."
If I totally misinterpreted your last message, may I suggest you missed the irony in mine.