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

[grahameb]

I don't think that she would know what the defence would ask her in court ? Would rather defeat the point would it not? As far as I am concerned a statement should be a written record of what happened . I cant imagine why she would need so many sessions to "get it right"

That's why she bawled her ruddy eyes out when questioned by them.

[Adam]

Adam, was it this video?

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No. Not this. It was even more mellow. It was a pro Jeremy video.

Thanks for looking.

[lebaleb]

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

What possible reason would Neville have for confiscating some cannabis resin and keeping it in his safe. As a magistrate I'm sure he was aware of the consequences of possession. He would have distroyed it or flushed it. Unless he was somehow involved in the business or smoked it himself.  The letter Jeremy distroyed could have been incriminating to Neville. Where did the money that Jeremy knew was in Neville's wallet come from? The envelope described by AE sounds very similar to those described by JM when she was telling police about Jeremy's Scotland drug connection.

[Jane]

Lebaleb HELLO I was given to understand that the cannabis was to do with a member of the Pargeter family who had stayed at the farm because of his addiction. How true, I leave for you to decide.

[lebaleb]

I appreciate that it was assumed to belong to one of the Pargeters. What I am saying is that if one finds illicit drugs belonging to someone, you don't logically put them in your safe.

[lookout]

Lebaleb,,I would have thought that the best/safest place was the safe.

[grahameb]

I appreciate that it was assumed to belong to one of the Pargeters. What I am saying is that if one finds illicit drugs belonging to someone, you don't logically put them in your safe.

They were growing the stuff in a field.

[susan]

lebaleb no you don't put them in the safe you smoke them sorry for being flippant but the sun is shining maybe if you knew who they belonged to you would put them in the safe to keep them safe from visiting children.

[grahameb]

lebaleb no you don't put them in the safe you smoke them sorry for being flippant but the sun is shining maybe if you knew who they belonged to you would put them in the safe to keep them safe from visiting children.

Or you could put it in a cake then we would all be of the opinion of, "Who cares maaaaan?"

[susan]

Grahame I know somebody who put resin seeds into a cake and her husband gave the Vicar slices of it and he went away with a hop skip and a jump hey ho

[grahameb]

Grahame I know somebody who put resin seeds into a cake and her husband gave the Vicar slices of it and he went away with a hop skip and a jump hey ho

[lookout]

It puts an entirely different slant on " brownies ".

[lebaleb]

''The cannabis in my safe? Your Honour. Well, I found it and I put it in there for safekeeping. It's not mine.''

[lebaleb]

They were growing the stuff in a field.

The feild was opium for medicinal purposes. Jeremy was growing it at Goldhanger. According to JM the police had seen the plants and Jeremy was upset at having to distroy them. If that is true, it's strange that the police didn't prosecute him for cultivation.

[Jan]

The feild was opium for medicinal purposes. Jeremy was growing it at Goldhanger. According to JM the police had seen the plants and Jeremy was upset at having to distroy them. If that is true, it's strange that the police didn't prosecute him for cultivation.

I thought I had read it was NB who was quite a progressive farmer who had a licence to grow opium for medical uses - did not realise it was destroyed?