72 page witness statement of Ann Eaton, made to COLP on 14 / 08/ 1991

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72 page witness statement of Ann Eaton, made to COLP on 14 / 08/ 1991

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[lebaleb]

She wasn't surprised at finding cannabis resin in the safe??? Could this have something to do with Jeremy's appetite and strange moods???

[Kaldin]

She wasn't surprised at finding cannabis resin in the safe??? Could this have something to do with Jeremy's appetite and strange moods???

It's a fascinating account of what happened and the thought processes of those who were around.

[mike tesko]

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Page 21
Re. JM identifying the bodies -JM told Ann that Sheila had just one hole there,
pointing to her (Julie's) neck under the chin

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This is very interesting, in view of the fact that the police surgeon Dr Craig, and PI "Bob" Miller also said that Sheila only had one wound? Additionally, PI MIller told the Deputy Corner, Mr Thompkin at the opening of the inquest into these deaths, held on 14th August 1985, that Sheila had killed the others, and that she had then taken her own life by way of a solitary shot under the chin...

Very strange, indeed...

[Adam]

Just started reading this. Although have only read the first few pages.

Jeremy telling Ann the caravan site would be there's  shortly is strange. Ann Eaton was also unconvinced at Jeremys tears when first meeting him after the massacre.

[nugnug]

well you would be to if you had a vested financial interest in being unconvinced.

[Caroline]

Just started reading this. Although have only read the first few pages.

Jeremy telling Ann the caravan site would be there's  shortly is strange. Ann Eaton was also unconvinced at Jeremys tears when first meeting him after the massacre.

Yes, 'we've' read it so we don't need a blow, by blow account!

[grahameb]

I wonder why Robert Boutflour said concerning the silencer, "The police had better have that"? Why would he think that they would be interested in the silencer? Was a plot simmering in his mind?
Also it is obvious that neither Basil Cock or Barbara Wilson were with them, because she said that she couldn't remember where they were. Also why did she mention the window? She said that the window was always left open for the cat. So why would Jeremy bother about shutting it? It was obvious if she thought about it the muddy marks were made by the cat.

Just one other observation. She said that Jeremy told them that they would get a surprise when they opened the safe. She said that they weren't surprised, they found some cannabis resin. DAH! Why were they not surprised at that I wonder?

[Caroline]

I wonder why Robert Boutflour said concerning the silencer, "The police had better have that"? Why would he think that they would be interested in the silencer? Was a plot simmering in his mind?
Also it is obvious that neither Basil Cock or Barbara Wilson were with them, because she said that she couldn't remember where they were. Also why did she mention the window? She said that the window was always left open for the cat. So why would Jeremy bother about shutting it? It was obvious if she thought about it the muddy marks were made by the cat.

Just one other observation. She said that Jeremy told them that they would get a surprise when they opened the safe. She said that they weren't surprised, they found some cannabis resin. DAH! Why were they not surprised at that I wonder?

Because they knew that Neville had confiscated some resin from Pargeter's brother and had put it in the safe.

[Jane]

Ann. So caring and thoughtful it brings a lump to my throat. She went to Jeremy's cottage only ".....Out of duty I suppose" and "I gave him a peck on the cheek. Well, you would under the circumstances, wouldn't you" I wonder if Jeremy was aware of how caring a cousin she was.