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You've only to read what Jeremy has to say on his blog today. Because of his innocence,he doesn't fit into any of the criteria given as a prisoner doing life. He's between a rock and a hard place and it's quite a sad place for him to be. As until his conviction is overturned,,or a review is imminent,,he has to continue biding his time in the knowledge that because he hasn't confessed to murder,therefore he can't fulfil any risk assessments that are required for those who've committed murder.
What a bl**dy awful situation.

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You've only to read what Jeremy has to say on his blog today. Because of his innocence,he doesn't fit into any of the criteria given as a prisoner doing life. He's between a rock and a hard place and it's quite a sad place for him to be. As until his conviction is overturned,,or a review is imminent,,he has to continue biding his time in the knowledge that because he hasn't confessed to murder,therefore he can't fulfil any risk assessments that are required for those who've committed murder.
What a bl**dy awful situation.

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Hiccups. ;D

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Patti, I imagine his reasons for doing it are complex. It may simply be a matter of principle. Unless prison changes ones mindset totally, he must know people who really shouldn't ever be allowed out. I admit, that like lookout, my sole interest is Jeremy and I find it impossible to make him fit with some of those he's living with.

It remains to be seen but it has highlighted his case again - it's main headlines. It gets people interested and it reminds the powers that be that he isn't going away. Already we have two new members because he name was mentioned. Plus it provides hope, without it there would be no victory, hollow or otherwise.

I still don't understand why he went ahead with though, if he knew it would not help him.  He does not have to use things like this to ring his case into the public eye surely?  He has his campaign team working very hard for him who puts him in view of the public every day on twitter and on forums...

So are you saying that he wont get a review because he has not admitted his crime? Sorry for the questions....you know I'm like a dog with a bone. lol  ;D ;D ;D ;D

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Hiccups. ;D

Lol...................Burp!  ;D ;D ;D ;D

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It remains to be seen but it has highlighted his case again - it's main headlines. It gets people interested and it reminds the powers that be that he isn't going away. Already we have two new members because he name was mentioned. Plus it provides hope, without it there would be no victory, hollow or otherwise.

Hi Caroline,

I feel glad that the "whole Life Tariff" has been judged to be inhumane, when no review is made possible.
But I fear that because Jeremy maintains his innocence he is in a catch 22 situation and he is surely intelligent enough to know this.
I can only conclude one of two possibilities:
Jeremy is telling the truth and he really did not commit the murders
or
Jeremy is crazy and is in such deep denial he is not capable of admitting it.
I think that the latter is the version that the Police and the Government want us to believe.
But what the possible motivation for keeping Jeremy locked up could be I cannot even begin to
imagine.

Summer :(


 

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Don't know if anyone has already posted this

http://www.jeremy-bamber.co.uk/whole-life-tariff-reviews-by-jeremy

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The ruling is purely and simply for self-confessed criminals.

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I can see why it matters to him, given his CCRC  reviews not working he had to do something outside their powers, this ruling today has done that so actually getting somewhere rather than nowhere has to be worthwhile, as of now it will not actually do much for him but its a start his biggest enemy is time and health .

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Lol...................Burp!  ;D ;D ;D ;D
Hi Patti, so good to be back, have missed your valuable contributions to the form. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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Re: ECHR ..... now - Killers' life terms 'breached their human rights'
« Reply #100 on: July 09, 2013, 09:52:PM »
Just read the Thunderclap campaign on the Official website and posted on facebook.  Worth having a look at. ;)

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Re: ECHR ..... now - Killers' life terms 'breached their human rights'
« Reply #101 on: July 09, 2013, 09:56:PM »
I can see why it matters to him, given his CCRC  reviews not working he had to do something outside their powers, this ruling today has done that so actually getting somewhere rather than nowhere has to be worthwhile, as of now it will not actually do much for him but its a start his biggest enemy is time and health .




Hi Mertol,,I did look at it that way this morning,,then I suddenly thought that it was neither use nor ornament as he hasn't even confessed to murder anyway. Looking at it with slight positivity and as I'd stated this morning,it is a step forward in a way,,but there are a few more archaic rules and regulations yet that need bringing up to present day.  Like giving Jeremy some sort of a voice for a start,,and cut the red-tape of waiting. Waiting for what.? Until he dies and it all goes away.?

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Re: ECHR ..... now - Killers' life terms 'breached their human rights'
« Reply #102 on: July 09, 2013, 09:57:PM »
Don't know if anyone has already posted this

http://www.jeremy-bamber.co.uk/whole-life-tariff-reviews-by-jeremy

Hi Maggie,

Thank you for posting the link, it was truely heart rending to read.

Jeremy's terrible fate is a disgrace to Britain.

(As was the destruction of any remaining D.N.A evidence which might have cleared his name!)

Summer :o

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Re: ECHR ..... now - Killers' life terms 'breached their human rights'
« Reply #103 on: July 09, 2013, 10:00:PM »
Hi Maggie,

Thank you for posting the link, it was truely heart rending to read.

Jeremy's terrible fate is a disgrace to Britain.

(As was the destruction of any remaining D.N.A evidence which might have cleared his name!)

Summer :o










SUMMER,Jeremys' Official Blogger will have you in tears. It's really " dead-end ".

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Re: ECHR ..... now - Killers' life terms 'breached their human rights'
« Reply #104 on: July 09, 2013, 10:03:PM »
Hi Maggie,

Thank you for posting the link, it was truely heart rending to read.

Jeremy's terrible fate is a disgrace to Britain.

(As was the destruction of any remaining D.N.A evidence which might have cleared his name!)

Summer :o
Hello Summer as always its nice to see you on the forum, its not over yet , neither our so called free society is any better than any other countries, its full of holes and faults when britain  has a tank on each street corner we are contained but not at present , jeremy must seize every second of the current system.