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Offline grahameb

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Re: The 3 o'clock phone calls & what Mugford knew.
« Reply #120 on: December 04, 2013, 08:18:PM »
Shootings shaky & frenzied ? All the bullets except one hit the target. She was co ordinated enough to get close enough to her targets to not miss. Also able to reload twice & batter Neville.
We are constantly being told by the guilters that ALL the bullet hit their targets.

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« Reply #121 on: December 04, 2013, 08:19:PM »
We are constantly being told by the guilters that ALL the bullet hit their targets.

I said all except one. Is that incorrect ?
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« Reply #122 on: December 04, 2013, 08:21:PM »
I said all except one. Is that incorrect ?
Not according to all the other guilters. As for me I can't see that any of the shots were that accurate? Jeremy was supposed to have been a crack shot. If so then most as good as missed.

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Re: The 3 o'clock phone calls & what Mugford knew.
« Reply #123 on: December 04, 2013, 08:23:PM »
Shootings shaky & frenzied ? All the bullets except one hit the target. She was co ordinated enough to get close enough to her targets to not miss. Also able to reload twice & batter Neville.




Not exactly the professional marksman like Jeremy would have been,,and don't say it was him emulating Sheilas' " lack of co-ordination " because during that time,he had no idea how sick his sister was,,nor did he have any understanding of her illness.

 

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Re: The 3 o'clock phone calls & what Mugford knew.
« Reply #124 on: December 04, 2013, 08:25:PM »
Shootings shaky & frenzied ? All the bullets except one hit the target. She was co ordinated enough to get close enough to her targets to not miss. Also able to reload twice & batter Neville.




Not exactly the professional marksman like Jeremy would have been,,and don't say it was him emulating Sheilas' " lack of co-ordination " because during that time,he had no idea how sick his sister was,,nor did he have any understanding of her illness.

 

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Re: The 3 o'clock phone calls & what Mugford knew.
« Reply #125 on: December 04, 2013, 08:38:PM »
I said all except one. Is that incorrect ?

Hi Adam :)

Which one missed its target, I have not heard about that?  ;D ;D ;D ;D

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Re: The 3 o'clock phone calls & what Mugford knew.
« Reply #126 on: December 04, 2013, 08:40:PM »



Not exactly the professional marksman like Jeremy would have been,,and don't say it was him emulating Sheilas' " lack of co-ordination " because during that time,he had no idea how sick his sister was,,nor did he have any understanding of her illness.

I do not understand. All but one shot hit a head or body.
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Re: The 3 o'clock phone calls & what Mugford knew.
« Reply #127 on: December 04, 2013, 08:44:PM »
I do not understand. All but one shot hit a head or body.



Yeah, but it wasn't an exercise in good marksmanship, was it. I simply cannot comprehend that Jeremy would have gone in with the express intention of creating a big a bloody mess as possible and torturing/prolonging  the family's terror simply to make it APPEAR as if Sheila had done it.

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Re: The 3 o'clock phone calls & what Mugford knew.
« Reply #128 on: December 04, 2013, 08:49:PM »
Not according to all the other guilters. As for me I can't see that any of the shots were that accurate? Jeremy was supposed to have been a crack shot. If so then most as good as missed.
But he made sure the twins were dispatched,murdered in cold blood,or warm blood as the twins slumbered,one still sucking his thumb as an emotional throwback to a breastfeeding mother who was now intermittently absent,one day skipping down the lane hand in hand with her boys,the next day bedridden with the side-effects of her medication.Of course Jeremy couldn't understand all of this,but he did see the potential for using her as a scapegoat,and we do know that Jeremy was very good at using people to his advantage when the chance arose. How did Jeremy leave the scene;we really only have his words to Julie,but he would have known he had to pump multiple bullets into his victims first to incapacitate as he rushed up and down the Georgian staircase in the midst of night in an endeavour to fulfil his evil plan.

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Re: The 3 o'clock phone calls & what Mugford knew.
« Reply #129 on: December 04, 2013, 09:41:PM »
But he made sure the twins were dispatched,murdered in cold blood,or warm blood as the twins slumbered,one still sucking his thumb as an emotional throwback to a breastfeeding mother who was now intermittently absent,one day skipping down the lane hand in hand with her boys,the next day bedridden with the side-effects of her medication.Of course Jeremy couldn't understand all of this,but he did see the potential for using her as a scapegoat,and we do know that Jeremy was very good at using people to his advantage when the chance arose. How did Jeremy leave the scene;we really only have his words to Julie,but he would have known he had to pump multiple bullets into his victims first to incapacitate as he rushed up and down the Georgian staircase in the midst of night in an endeavour to fulfil his evil plan.
Or Sheila did. At very close range by the way. Probably because she loved them and wanted to make sure they didn't feel anything?