The bedroom phone, phone calls & Neville.

[Steve_uk]

Adam, I think you are just stirring, of course Jeremy ate at the family home, he worked on the farm full time and had done for about 18 months.  It was harvest time so they were working late bringing in the crops late into the evening.  There is no proof that Jeremy didn't like his family, that is just introduced by guilters, it's a myth. I don't doubt as a teenager and young man they probably got on his nerves at times, especially when they didn't agree with his point of view but that's normal enough imo

Jeremy liked surprising people(giving Julie roses,booking the bridal suite)and playing childish pranks(riding around in circles on a bicycle before Ann Eaton and June,telling Ann he had won the Premium bonds). I feel he always liked to do the opposite of what people were expecting:June wanted Jeremy to marry Julie so Jeremy said no,Nevill wanted Jeremy to wear a suit in company but Jeremy refused,yet after the murders Jeremy buys a Hugo Boss suit and flashes the label claiming he's now the "Boss". I'm afraid I do believe Goldsmiths student James Richards when Jeremy told him how he hated his parents,and it's one thing to say this in the heat of the moment behind closed doors and another to tell one of your friends quite casually.

[Jane]

Jeremy liked surprising people(giving Julie roses,booking the bridal suite)and playing childish pranks(riding around in circles on a bicycle before Ann Eaton and June,telling Ann he had won the Premium bonds). I feel he always liked to do the opposite of what people were expecting:June wanted Jeremy to marry Julie so Jeremy said no,Nevill wanted Jeremy to wear a suit in company but Jeremy refused,yet after the murders Jeremy buys a Hugo Boss suit and flashes the label claiming he's now the "Boss". I'm afraid I do believe Goldsmiths student James Richards when Jeremy told him how he hated his parents,and it's one thing to say this in the heat of the moment behind closed doors and another to tell one of your friends quite casually.

OK Steve, so Jeremy had a childish/immature sense of humour. I can tell you now that, so too, have men of my acquaintance with brilliant brains. I doesn't become a hanging offence until one gets fed up with it.

[Adam]

Jeremy liked surprising people(giving Julie roses,booking the bridal suite)and playing childish pranks(riding around in circles on a bicycle before Ann Eaton and June,telling Ann he had won the Premium bonds). I feel he always liked to do the opposite of what people were expecting:June wanted Jeremy to marry Julie so Jeremy said no,Nevill wanted Jeremy to wear a suit in company but Jeremy refused,yet after the murders Jeremy buys a Hugo Boss suit and flashes the label claiming he's now the "Boss". I'm afraid I do believe Goldsmiths student James Richards when Jeremy told him how he hated his parents,and it's one thing to say this in the heat of the moment behind closed doors and another to tell one of your friends quite casually.

That was a surprise in the recent documentary. Flashing his suit & pointing at it saying he's the boss. In front of lots of witnesses as well.

[Adam]

That was a surprise in the recent documentary. Jeremy bounding down the stairs in a Hugo Boss suit, pointing at himself/ his suit saying 'me boss'. In front of lots of witnesses as well.

[Alias]

Jeremy liked surprising people(giving Julie roses,booking the bridal suite)and playing childish pranks(riding around in circles on a bicycle before Ann Eaton and June,telling Ann he had won the Premium bonds). I feel he always liked to do the opposite of what people were expecting:June wanted Jeremy to marry Julie so Jeremy said no,Nevill wanted Jeremy to wear a suit in company but Jeremy refused,yet after the murders Jeremy buys a Hugo Boss suit and flashes the label claiming he's now the "Boss". I'm afraid I do believe Goldsmiths student James Richards when Jeremy told him how he hated his parents,and it's one thing to say this in the heat of the moment behind closed doors and another to tell one of your friends quite casually.

Jeremy liked surprising people(giving Julie roses,booking the bridal suite)
WOW, what a nice guy!! Lucky Julie! Steve, I don´t think you have ever done anything like that, but it is not too late, HURRY!

playing childish pranks(riding around in circles on a bicycle before Ann Eaton and June,telling Ann he had won the Premium bonds).
A prankster, but what is wrong with a little bit of fun?

June wanted Jeremy to marry Julie so Jeremy said no
I thought June referred to Julie as a "harlot" - did she really want Jeremy to marry her?

Nevill wanted Jeremy to wear a suit in company but Jeremy refused,yet after the murders Jeremy buys a Hugo Boss suit and flashes the label claiming he's now the "Boss".
Didn´t Jeremy need that suit for the funerals?
 
I'm afraid I do believe Goldsmiths student James Richards when Jeremy told him how he hated his parents
I don´t find it unlikely either, but I dare you to find one single person who has not said that about their parents at one time or another.

The things you mention are just normal stuff - even nice, but because it is Jeremy Bamber, it is super-sinister. OK

[Adam]

He needed the suits for the funerals. He didn't need to say 'me boss' at the reception.

I have never said to anyone I hate my parents or wish them dead. Even when they would not let me stay up to watch 'Match of the Day'.

[maggie]

That was a surprise in the recent documentary. Jeremy bounding down the stairs in a Hugo Boss suit, pointing at himself/ his suit saying 'me boss'. In front of lots of witnesses as well.

And you believe that's what happened? Can't you tell the difference between fact and fiction?

[Caroline R]

That was a surprise in the recent documentary. Flashing his suit & pointing at it saying he's the boss. In front of lots of witnesses as well.

And?

[Adam]

And you believe that's what happened? Can't you tell the difference between fact and fiction?

Someone close to the case said it on national TV.

Don't say it's another untruth. Jeremy must be fed up with Essex Police, Mugord, Battersby, the Boutflours, Ann Eaton,  Wilson, Rimmington & Wilkes telling lies.

[maggie]

Someone close to the case said it on national TV.

Don't say it's another untruth. Jeremy must be fed up with Essex Police, Mugord, Battersby, the Boutflours, Ann Eaton,  Wilson, Rimmington & Wilkes telling lies.

Can I ask  you why you're on the forum. you seem to know exactly what happened down to the smallest detail. Jeremy Bamber is locked up for the rest of his life. Don't you have something more interesting to do with your time or do you believe we need educating?

[grahameb]

That was a surprise in the recent documentary. Jeremy bounding down the stairs in a Hugo Boss suit, pointing at himself/ his suit saying 'me boss'. In front of lots of witnesses as well.

Then why did you believe it? It was all twisted by that lying copper Miller.

[Steve_uk]

Can I ask  you why you're on the forum. you seem to know exactly what happened down to the smallest detail. Jeremy Bamber is locked up for the rest of his life. Don't you have something more interesting to do with your time or do you believe we need educating?

Of course Jeremy is locked up:he's a mass murderer.There have been several members who have expressed similar points of view before,though maybe in a more erudite fashion(Darren Day springs to mind),and it might be as well to confront their arguments rather than frighten them off the forum.

[Caroline R]

Of course Jeremy is locked up:he's a mass murderer.There have been several members who have expressed similar points of view before,though maybe in a more erudite fashion(Darren Day springs to mind),and it might be as well to confront their arguments rather than frighten them off the forum.

Was 'Darren' Day on the forum?  It must have been out of panto season;D

[Caroline R]

I guess you mean 'Daniel' Day? - Funny you should see the same similarity!!

[nugnug]

Someone close to the case said it on national TV.

Don't say it's another untruth. Jeremy must be fed up with Essex Police, Mugord, Battersby, the Boutflours, Ann Eaton,  Wilson, Rimmington & Wilkes telling lies.

i think its already been convinceingly proved that most of those people told lies.