Telephone issue - Extravaganza...

[susan]

lookout death and shock can affect everyone so differently. Some people cry some laugh it is just different ways of releasing emotions.  Some people go off their food others comfort eat some vomit some don't.  Adam has so much to learn about life.

[maggie]

It's a normal reflex to vomit at bad news. Bad news makes me nauseous,then I get hunger pangs. Everyone's different.
I felt this way this morning when told that a best friends' husband had died in his sleep this morning. I'm still not right yet,as I got a dreadful shock. My friend got a bigger shock when the police followed the ambulance.

Omg lookout what a dreadful shock for your friend.  Hope she is OK. x

[tyler]

Going back to why the police timed the route by bicycle,wasn't this because they thought that maybe Jeremy had made the call (whf to goldhanger) cycled home and then phoned the police? This tells me that they KNEW a call HAD been made from whf to golhanger. Btw,sip of whisky was given to JB by Dr.Craig from his hip flask.

[lookout]

Omg lookout what a dreadful shock for your friend.  Hope she is OK. x

Maggie,,she's beside herself as you can imagine. V rang me just before, as she'd nipped to Irby to see her. The mans' mother is still alive which makes it worse. Only saw him on Monday,and he always looked well. He had a big 60th bash in Liverpool last year. Thankyou for your thoughts,Maggie.x

[maggie]

Going back to why the police timed the route by bicycle,wasn't this because they thought that maybe Jeremy had made the call (whf to goldhanger) cycled home and then phoned the police? This tells me that they KNEW a call HAD been made from whf to golhanger. Btw,sip of whisky was given to JB by Dr.Craig from his hip flask.

Thanks for that tyler, so Dr Craig had a hip flask 
Yes I agree, they must have known there were 2 phone calls at that time. 

[susan]

lookout that is so sad he was young and it makes it worse if it is unexpected.  Your friend will be glad of your support and I know you will be there for her. xxx

[Jane]

It's a normal reflex to vomit at bad news. Bad news makes me nauseous,then I get hunger pangs. Everyone's different.
I felt this way this morning when told that a best friends' husband had died in his sleep this morning. I'm still not right yet,as I got a dreadful shock. My friend got a bigger shock when the police followed the ambulance.

Lookout, I'm so sorry. I know that just doesn't sound enough, but it's all there is. I'm always struck by a feeling of utter helplessness at times like this when the VERY best and ALL that's possible is just being there if it's called for, which I'm certain you will be. xxx

[grahameb]

The discrepancies are between Nevill saying Sheila was 26 and Jeremy saying she was 27, or her age was changed by someone from 27 to 26 on one of the copies ......... why? ....... why?

The discrepances are not 28 years old. The second log was found years after the first and that showed the discrepances.

[lookout]

Thankyou,girls.x

[grahameb]

Going back to why the police timed the route by bicycle,wasn't this because they thought that maybe Jeremy had made the call (whf to goldhanger) cycled home and then phoned the police? This tells me that they KNEW a call HAD been made from whf to golhanger. Btw,sip of whisky was given to JB by Dr.Craig from his hip flask.

Ah yes thehip flask. It is a pity that Dr. Craid was an alcoholic (well know). Perhaps if he were sober we would have accurate times of death to compare the order of deaths. But he just could not be bothered.

[Alias]

Ah yes thehip flask. It is a pity that Dr. Craid was an alcoholic (well know). Perhaps if he were sober we would have accurate times of death to compare the order of deaths. But he just could not be bothered.

So he was drunk? Do we know that?

[susan]

Grahame did not know that about the Dr. what a pity we did not have times of deaths it would have proved Sheila died much later than the rest of the family.

[lookout]

Grahame did not know that about the Dr. what a pity we did not have times of deaths it would have proved Sheila died much later than the rest of the family.

I read somewhere that Dr Craig estimated Sheilas' death between 08.30 to 08.45am,that is,and not 3am as was first thought.

[grahameb]

So he was drunk? Do we know that?

No. But I do. He was my doctor. I can't say that he was drunk that night. But unfortunately alcoholism brings with it many other symptoms and moodiness is one of them. The very fact that he couldn't be bothered to time the deaths accurately indicates this.

[grahameb]

I read somewhere that Dr Craig estimated Sheilas' death between 08.30 to 08.45am,that is,and not 3am as was first thought.

He times the deaths from when he got there approximately. All of them the same time if I remember correctly?