The bedroom phone, phone calls & Neville.

[susan]

Adam I have never thought Jeremy Bamber was brave and macho infact I thought more of a wimp and not capable of murder.Has anyone said Jeremy was brave and macho.

[Adam]

In actual fact the believe the pathologist said that she would have been able to walk around with such an injury?

The court pathologist did not say that under oath.

[Adam]

Adam I have never thought Jeremy Bamber was brave and macho infact I thought more of a wimp and not capable of murder.Has anyone said Jeremy was brave and macho.

Why would Neville ring him in such a serious situation if Jeremy was going to hide ?

[Adam]

Adam I have never thought Jeremy Bamber was brave and macho infact I thought more of a wimp and not capable of murder.Has anyone said Jeremy was brave and macho.

Why would Neville ring him in such a serious situation if Jeremy was going to hide ?

[Jane]

The court pathologist did not say that under oath.

But if he was known to have said it, it stands to reason that he must have thought it.

[Adam]

But if he was known to have said it, it stands to reason that he must have thought it.

Known to have said it ?

So the pathologist lied under oath ?

[grahameb]

Communicating. They used a loud speaker. There was no response. An officer miles away logged that as communicating.

Everyone knows about the mix up in the kitchen.

He logged it as "conversation".

[grahameb]

White, fair, blonde. The officer outside saw some hair & thought Neville was a woman.

Except it doesn't say that. He logged one woman and one man.

[HMEssex]

Why would Neville ring him in such a serious situation if Jeremy was going to hide ?

The first 'port of call' is often family.  Then emergency services.

Jeremy did not hide - he went to the farm.

[susan]

Adam what makes you think Jeremy was hiding.  When Ralph phoned Jeremy I don't think at that stage Ralph knew the seriousness of the situation and who else would he phone but his son his nearest and dearest.

[grahameb]

You think the court pathologist is wrong. Sheila walked around the house after the first shot.

Why is there no blood running down her nightie ?  Oh I forgot she changed after killing everyone.

If Sheila didn't move after the first shot then why did Jeremy find it necessary to shoot her again?

[Adam]

Adam what makes you think Jeremy was hiding.  When Ralph phoned Jeremy I don't think at that stage Ralph knew the seriousness of the situation and who else would he phone but his son his nearest and dearest.

When Ralph phoned ? There is no evidence he did. Only Jeremy is claiming this.

The only phone calls that certainly happened were Jeremy to Mugford at 3am & Jeremy to the police afterwards.

Mugford claims Jeremy said 'everything is going well'. Jeremy when asked when interviewed just said 'no comment'.

[Adam]

If Sheila didn't move after the first shot then why did Jeremy find it necessary to shoot her again?

She was still alive, breathing etc.

Based on what the pathologist testified, I would be surprised if Sheila would be able to shoot herself again.

[Jane]

When Ralph phoned ? There is no evidence he did. Only Jeremy is claiming this.

The only phone calls that certainly happened were Jeremy to Mugford at 3am & Jeremy to the police afterwards.

Mugford claims Jeremy said 'everything is going well'. Jeremy when asked when interviewed just said 'no comment'.

But we only have Julie's word for what was actually said.

[susan]

Adam  When Jeremy phoned Julie he told her something was wrong at the farm and she told him to go back to his bed as that is what she was going to do.  Steve UK who thinks very much like you said she was quite right going back to bed as she was tired and down in London so what could she do.