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Re: The bedroom phone, phone calls & Neville.
« Reply #660 on: December 08, 2013, 10:08:AM »

Who is saying it is a lie ? Jeremy ?
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Re: The bedroom phone, phone calls & Neville.
« Reply #661 on: December 08, 2013, 10:09:AM »
LOVELY Patti, many, MANY thanks for succinctly pulling us back from the clutches of those who, despite their claims of openmindedness, clearly seem only to want to put across their own preconceived ideas based more on fiction than fact. xxx

Thanking you April... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Well if that won't shut Adam up for five minutes,nothing will.Bravo,Patti. ;D

Thank you Lookout. I await the response  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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« Reply #662 on: December 08, 2013, 10:13:AM »
Ok to be specific minimal traces. Certainly no where enough to show she had been charging around in her nightie firing off 26 bullets & re loading twice.
Who is saying that? "charging around"? "re-loading twice"? Your words not mine.

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« Reply #663 on: December 08, 2013, 10:14:AM »
Thanking you April... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Thank you Lookout. I await the response  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D




His five minutes is up. ;D

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Re: The bedroom phone, phone calls & Neville.
« Reply #664 on: December 08, 2013, 10:19:AM »



His five minutes is up. ;D

I'd like Adam to address each point I made if he can...lol  ;D ;D ;D ;D

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« Reply #665 on: December 08, 2013, 10:19:AM »
So Kelvin Mckenzie is lying as well.
Of course he is. What was he doing at a police party celebrating the conviction of Bamber. He was hand in glove with them. Anyway he has fallen out with the police in recent years. Campion was there. And eye witness to these events. The words use I thionk were: Campion, "You know he didn't do do". Kelvin Mackenzie, "Of course we know thw little shit didn't do it. It was the drugs gang he was mixed up with". Now whether there was a drugs gang or not the words that ring in my ears are, "WEknow the little shit didn't do it". Who is "we"? Well him and the police of course. You mean to say you trust that little maggot Mackenzie???

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« Reply #666 on: December 08, 2013, 10:20:AM »




Quite a dab-hand at lying. Look at Hillsborough !
That was absolutely atrocious. He supported the police in their cover-up as well. The little snake.

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« Reply #667 on: December 08, 2013, 10:24:AM »
You can always read the mountain of evidence online.

Witness statements, interview transcripts, court appeal summaries (dozen of pages), articles ( dozens) wiki pedia, Youtube etc etc. I have. And did I mention have also read a book.

Going by one forum is narrow minded.
I have followed this case from the very beginning and have read the "mountain" of evidence. I still think he was stitched up. All I seem to come across again and again is deceit on the part of the prosecution and their so called witnesses and a corrupt Essex Police force who would rather support a cover-up than lose their police pensions.

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« Reply #668 on: December 08, 2013, 10:28:AM »
I have no doubt that Jeremy would not use the hack saw on the night. Much too noisey. However he may have used it days or weeks beforehand. To ensure entry at a later date would be easy & quiet.

Jeremy said himself he knew how to get into the house through windows - opportunity ?
So. Doesn't common sense tell you that the murderer would not confess such a thing? Even the simplest person would not say such a thing if they were guilty. Would you own up to such a thing if you were guilty of a crime? I trow not?

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Re: The bedroom phone, phone calls & Neville.
« Reply #669 on: December 08, 2013, 10:30:AM »
I have followed this case from the very beginning and have read the "mountain" of evidence. I still think he was stitched up. All I seem to come across again and again is deceit on the part of the prosecution and their so called witnesses and a corrupt Essex Police force who would rather support a cover-up than lose their police pensions.




Yes,,and the lengths all these authorities will go to in order to " leave things as they are" without admitting defeat ! Treacherous lot.

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« Reply #670 on: December 08, 2013, 10:31:AM »
The marks on the bathroom window, matched the hacksaw. Said in court.
Just think logically for a moment Adam. Would the murderer planning on the perfect crime have left the tools of his trade at the scene of the murder? It is obvious even to the most brainless that the police were snatching at straws to back-up their case.

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« Reply #671 on: December 08, 2013, 10:35:AM »
Just think logically for a moment Adam. Would the murderer planning on the perfect crime have left the tools of his trade at the scene of the murder? It is obvious even to the most brainless that the police were snatching at straws to back-up their case.




Adam,logically ? Nay,,he's a feet first,just like the cops.

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« Reply #672 on: December 08, 2013, 10:38:AM »
Hi Adam :) Morning Susan/all

It does not matter that she said that and he said the other.  What we/you have to establish is what forensic science has to offer.

1, There are no witnesses

2, There are no fibers or fingerprints that belong to Jeremy in any of the bedrooms.

3, The rifle was not wiped clean

4, There were no fingerprints belonging to Jeremy on the windows

5, The SOCO's did 3 extensive examinations of the downstairs windows and it was third examination that they noticed a catch had marks on it.  On the 28th of October RWC took the catch from the window. On the 31st Of October Elliot and his team told the COA that he took the same catch. RWC/8 How is that possible?

6, The pushbike was examined and no evidence was recovered from it.

7, Wetsuits were examined and no forensic evidence was recovered.

8, Jeremy was convicted because the judge at trial told the jury that the blood in the silencer belonged to Sheila.  New forensic science says there is not a match to Sheila inside the silencer and the COA excepted this.

9, The only evidence portrayed by those that think he is guilty is based on what it written in books, newspapers and other forms of media related news.

10, It does not matter that Jeremy was arrogant, selfish or disliked his family. One needs to place him at a crime scene.

11, The facts are that when someone takes their own life with a gun/rifle the shots are mainly under the chin....any pathologist would agree that this would be more likely.

12,  I don't believe that everyone lied in order to convict Jeremy, discrepancies yes.  However I am suspicious of one officer and one witness.

13, I find it incredible that two officers took paint samples from underneath the AGA placed a yellow sticker on it and did not notice the scratch marks at the side of the sticker.

14, I also find it dishonest to alter to statements to the point where an officer tells the witness not to mention it in court or it will cause problems.

15, I find inconceivable that one officer took a pair of black canvas shoes from a crime scene and told a witness not to say anything. 

16, The hand swabs were rejected by the lab because they arrived with guns. The swabs were resubmitted, but there is no evidence to support the fact that new swabs had been taken, so this evidence alone is unsafe because of cross contamination. 

17, I get a little grumpy when people say that the police were treating it as a murder/suicide because this is their excuse for not following procedures at crime scene correctly.

18, No matter how you look at it, Julie only came forward when her relationship with Bamber was over.

19, One officer attended the bank with two girls when he was off duty. Gross misconduct.

20, These are just a few facts....So is there any concrete evidence based on forensic science that placed Jeremy at the crime scene? 

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1: Correct. The perfect murder.

2: Why should there be ? He walked into the bedrooms, fired the rifle & walked out again.

3: Jeremys interview transcripts say it was wiped clean but they found two fingerprints. One of Jeremys, one of Sheilas.

4: Gloves. Could easily be disposed of. Or the window wiped clean

5: Jeremys interview transcripts said he can enter WHF via windows. There is no reason for anyone to lie.

6: He washed at WHF. Was Jeremy pouring with blood ? He had no injuries the following day.

7: He did not wear one. Wasn't only half a wet suit found ?

8: The tests at the time showed it matched Sheila's blood group. As well as other family members. Wasn't there two cartridges next to Sheila ? How did she return the silencer ?

9: Of course. How else do I get information. Interview Jeremy ?  Some information supports Jeremy.

10: The perfect murder. The judge said there was a mountain of circumstantial evidence. It was either Jeremy or Sheila. Together with Mugfords statement & other people who testified that Jeremy literally hated his family.

11: Perfect murder ? Maybe Jeremy knew this. Mugford did say Jeremy had been planning the murder.

12: No. Everyone lied !  Both in and out of court.

13: Do not know anything about this. Is Jeremy saying this ?

14: Do not know anything about this. Is Jeremy saying this ?

15: Have not read this before. Is Jeremy saying this.

16:  What hand swabs ?

17: That is an excuse. It is also true. The police agreed they made mistakes early on.

18: Correct. She says that herself. Both in & out of court. From her WS it seems she was not jilted. It was a general decline in the relationship. Especially after the murders. At no time was Mugford pleading with Jeremy to stay with her.

19: I do not understand.

20: People do not usually carry out murders in front of witnesses. Jeremy walked around WHF with a gun.  What forensics ?
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Re: The bedroom phone, phone calls & Neville.
« Reply #673 on: December 08, 2013, 11:08:AM »
1: Correct. The perfect murder.
 How do you establish that is was a perfect murder? There are no witnesses who saw Jeremy leave his home or come back to his home that night.
2: Why should there be ? He walked into the bedrooms, fired the rifle & walked out again.

Of course there should be evidence collected to prove he was in the bedrooms. One can't say that it was him because that is what they believe happened, there has to be forensic evidence to prove it and that evidence was never taken.

3: Jeremys interview transcripts say it was wiped clean but they found two fingerprints. One of Jeremys, one of Sheilas.

Jeremy never said the rifle was wiped clean at all. The forensics did find smudged prints on the rifle but were unable to say who the prints belonged to. Also forensics would know if the rifle had been wiped and this was not the case.

4: Gloves. Could easily be disposed of. Or the window wiped clean

Correct they could but no forensic tests can prove that gloves had been worn or that the windows had been wiped clean.

5: Jeremys interview transcripts said he can enter WHF via windows. There is no reason for anyone to lie.

Anyone can gain entry to a house they are familiar of.  Its not proof that he entered the house on the night the murders took place is it?

6: He washed at WHF. Was Jeremy pouring with blood ? He had no injuries the following day.

No proof he washed himself at WHF. There is proof he had no injuries even though in court it was suggested that there was this horrendous fight between him and his father.

7: He did not wear one. Wasn't only half a wet suit found ?

One wetsuit was found hung up in Jeremy bedroom at WHF the other was at goldhanger and both were examined and zilch was found.

8: The tests at the time showed it matched Sheila blood group. As well as other family members. Wasn't there two cartridges next to Sheila ? How did she return the silencer.

The ABO test proved it was blood group A which is 40% of the population.  The tests at the time were unsafe and the COA except that the LCN DNA might not belong to Sheila. So the jury were mislead.  The silencer was never on the rifle at the crime scene. The same silencer was placed with other weapons in the boot of car and the risk of contamination was extremely likely and the silencer would not have been accepted by the lab if they had known this.

9: Of course. How else do I get information. Interview Jeremy ?  Some information supports Jeremy.

Agreed

10: The perfect murder. The judge said there was a mountain of circumstantial evidence. It was either Jeremy or Sheila. Together with Mugfords statement & other people who testified that Jeremy did mot like his family.

It was not a perfect murder was it? A perfect murder means that person has got away with it.

11: Perfect murder ? Maybe Jeremy knew this. Mugford did say Jeremy had been planning the murder.

Hearsay

12: No. Everyone lied !  Both in and out of court.

I don't understand, sorry

13: Do not know anything about this. Is Jeremy saying this ?

14: Do not know anything about this. Is Jeremy saying this ?

No

15: Have not read this before. Is Jeremy saying this.

No

16:  What hand swabs ?

Sheila hand swabs

17: That is an excuse. It is also true. The police agreed they made mistakes early on.

Agreed

18: Correct. She says that herself. Both in & out of court. From her WS it seems she was not jilted. It was a general decline in the relationship. Especially after the murders. At no time was Mugford pleading with Jeremy to stay with her.

Yet she broke a glass mirror in temper and placed a pillow over Jeremy and when he asked her why she had done that she replied by saying If I can't have you no one can. She was jilted.
19: I do not understand.

20: People do not usually carry out murders in front of witnesses. Jeremy walked around WHF with a gun.  What forensics ?

OK, lets put it another way....If you were arrested for a murder you had not committed would you rely on forensics and DNA to prove you were innocent? I think the whole world would rely on this being key evidence at any trial....
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Re: The bedroom phone, phone calls & Neville.
« Reply #674 on: December 08, 2013, 11:21:AM »
Good to have an good debate.

Do you think Jeremy is innocent or that there were procedural mistakes ( deliberate or not ) by the police & in court, so should be released ?

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