The bedroom phone, phone calls & Neville.

[Alias]

Although Jeremy told Mary Mugford that June is a religious maniac, he would never try to pin the crime on her. Sheila was much more likely.

Colin Caffell said Jeremy was very interested in Sheila's health situation soon before the night & asked when Sheila was next staying at the farm.

Maybe it was just an annoyance to him when she was staying. Sheila must have been very "needy", I think he could have resented that. He just wanted to know how bad it possibly would get with her. He could even have been afraid of her - the gas-man (or was it an electrician?) and Freddie certainly were.

[Jane]

Maybe it was just an annoyance to him when she was staying. Sheila must have been very "needy", I think he could have resented that. He just wanted to know how bad it possibly would get with her. He could even have been afraid of her - the gas-man (or was it an electrician?) and Freddie certainly were.

Or maybe her behaviour at the party was giving cause for concern.

[Adam]

Maybe it was just an annoyance to him when she was staying. Sheila must have been very "needy", I think he could have resented that. He just wanted to know how bad it possibly would get with her. He could even have been afraid of her - the gas-man (or was it an electrician?) and Freddie certainly were.

Why would it be an annoyance ? He worked outside on the farm & lived in a cottage over 3 miles away.

He certainly resented her living in Maida Vale without having to get her hands dirty on the farm.

[gringo]

Adam  keep reading you will find it I promise you it is impossible for you to absorb 28 years of information in 15 days

Adam isn't attempting to absorb information, Susan, or at least not all of it. He only wants the bits that fit his own narrative and as these are so compromised he resorts to storytelling and rehashing old hearsay from third rate books and biased sources 

[Adam]

You haven't answered all of the questions at all!! You're cherry picking!!

Sorry I am not perfect.

Ask away.

[Jane]

I love a bit of banter.

But let us all discuss the case rather than get personel.

 People do not like me questioning Jeremys innocence & suggesting things.  Everyone on here supports Jeremy. Except Steve.

My arguments are good & I know a lot about the case. My arguments are often supported with documentation.

I answer all questions I see. Rather than telling people to research it themselves.

It's only your opinion that your arguments are good. Frankly, on occasions, they come close to being puerile.

[Adam]

Adam isn't attempting to absorb information, Susan, or at least not all of it. He only wants the bits that fit his own narrative and as these are so compromised he resorts to storytelling and rehashing old hearsay from third rate books and biased sources 

My scensrio is a story. It also matched the crime scene & bullet allocation.

Is that the book which I  posted the 5 star reviews on here. I was not cherry picking the reviews. They all gave it 5 stars.

What have you read on Jeremy Bamber ?

[Alias]

Why would it be an annoyance ? He worked outside on the farm & lived in a cottage over 3 miles away.

He certainly resented her living in Maida Vale without having to get her hands dirty on the farm.

I would think that June and Nevill would get stressed out and tired (irritable) with the extra workload with Sheila and the boys at the farm. Since Jeremy worked there, it would have influenced his dayly life.

Absolutely, April, her behavious at the party could have given him cause for concern.

[Jane]

I would think that June and Nevill would get stressed out and tired (irritable) with the extra workload with Sheila and the boys at the farm. Since Jeremy worked there, it would have influenced his dayly life.

Absolutely, April, her behavious at the party could have given him cause for concern.

Just a thought, Alias, but he may not have seen her for some time and he may have been shocked by what he was seeing.

[gringo]

Although Jeremy told Mary Mugford that June is a religious maniac, he would never try to pin the crime on her. Sheila was much more likely.

Colin Caffell said Jeremy was very interested in Sheila's health situation soon before the night & asked when Sheila was next staying at the farm.

Is this somehow meant to imply that therefore Jeremy was planning a murder spree ?
    So a bloke enquires about the health of his sister in a chat with his brother in law and this leads you to believe ... what?
    Are you also aware that on being told the news of Sheila's spree, when it was believed by all that Sheila was responsible, that Colin was not surprised and said words to the effect that "she's finally done it" ?
 

[grahameb]

Crashing in ?

The raid team were experienced in what they do. They were not been attacked or shot at, so see no reason why they should crash in.

So they didn't use a sledge hammer to brake in? The even admitted to turning over tables and chairs and spilling the sugar. Believe me they always crash into houses when they break through.

[Alias]

Just a thought, Alias, but he may not have seen her for some time and he may have been shocked by what he was seeing.

Yes, he could also sinply have worried about his sister´s condition!

[gringo]

My scensrio is a story. It also matched the crime scene & bullet allocation.

Is that the book which I  posted the 5 star reviews on here. I was not cherry picking the reviews. They all gave it 5 stars.

What have you read on Jeremy Bamber ?

Bet your dad's bigger than my dad too 

[grahameb]

Knocked a table & sugar bowl over ? Have not read that before.

The crime scene police & raid team were like 'Laurel & Hardy'.

No...More like the Keystone Cops.

[Adam]

I would think that June and Nevill would get stressed out and tired (irritable) with the extra workload with Sheila and the boys at the farm. Since Jeremy worked there, it would have influenced his dayly life.

Absolutely, April, her behavious at the party could have given him cause for concern.

That could be it. Jeremy was concerned.