Author Topic: No court in the land, will ever accept that Sheila took her own life...  (Read 7045 times)

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Ha Ha Ha lookout  stop trying to steal my ralf you have a cat remember ;D ;D ;D ;D

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Hi Ralf,,lovely to see you.

Thankyou for that. It was a good series,,and I'd often wondered if Sheila had read the book,as there are some " scary " parts in it,,which wouldn't have been suitable for the twins at the time.Wasn't the white witch a good witch ?
Just a snipet from 1988 tv serie, but when she wakes up Tumnus is crying and he confesses that he had intended to hand her over to the cruel White Witch, who rules over Narnia and makes it "always winter and never Christmas". Yes it was scary at times Lookout.

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Could this then excuse the relatives a little hear, given the facts it was either Jeremy or Sheila?

Hi ralf,

putting things into perspective, Sheila shot and killed the other four victims, but neither she nor Jeremy were responsible for the loss of her own life. A third party is responsible for Sheila's death, there was no hit man, or any as yet unnamed  assassin...
"Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when we first practice to deceive"...

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I agree,Mike. You don't look any further than a family member for these type of murders.

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Just a snipet from 1988 tv serie, but when she wakes up Tumnus is crying and he confesses that he had intended to hand her over to the cruel White Witch, who rules over Narnia and makes it "always winter and never Christmas". Yes it was scary at times Lookout.
Hi ralf good to see you, lookout, the white witch in the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by CSLewis was very wicked but white witches such as Sheila claimed to be are a force for good. The 3 circles have magical conatations in witchcraft and the number 3 has a strong  spiritual connection ie. God, the father, son and holy ghost, the three in one, there are many examples of the number three being a force for good. 3 circles do have meaning in spirituality.

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Hello Maggie

yes we really discussed this in depth earlier on the forum and the 3 was very significant and we all researched this subject so much and much information was posted on the forum. The 3 was written 5 times and Ralph had 3 burn marks and the bible was opened at a page which was significant :(

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Hi ralf good to see you, lookout, the white witch in the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by CSLewis was very wicked but white witches such as Sheila claimed to be are a force for good. The 3 circles have magical conatations in witchcraft and the number 3 has a strong  spiritual connection ie. God, the father, son and holy ghost, the three in one, there are many examples of the number three being a force for good. 3 circles do have meaning in spirituality.




My word,Maggie,,it's definitely worth looking into Sheilas' mind for the answer to these murders. Not that I have any doubt,I don't at all,,but certain things like that can build a picture of her movements and motives.

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Hi lookout see the Mother of the wee boy murdered in Edinburgh has been arrested and charged :(

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Hi ralf good to see you, lookout, the white witch in the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by CSLewis was very wicked but white witches such as Sheila claimed to be are a force for good. The 3 circles have magical conatations in witchcraft and the number 3 has a strong  spiritual connection ie. God, the father, son and holy ghost, the three in one, there are many examples of the number three being a force for good. 3 circles do have meaning in spirituality.
Hi Maggie thanks for that, something I am not clued up on, but find it interesting. When my grandaughter stops I have to tell her the story everytime. Tell me about Narnia she says when I take her to bed lol.

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I can see where the witch and the wardrobe come into it. The wardrobe having the scrawlings of " I hate this place ",,but I don't know where the lion comes into it,,unless it referred to herself going out like a lion,which she sadly did.

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Hi ralf,

putting things into perspective, Sheila shot and killed the other four victims, but neither she nor Jeremy were responsible for the loss of her own life. A third party is responsible for Sheila's death, there was no hit man, or any as yet unnamed  assassin...
Thanks for that Mike I find this theory more credible my stumbling block has always been sheilas death? I have seen Essex fire arms team of late in operation?

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Hi lookout see the Mother of the wee boy murdered in Edinburgh has been arrested and charged :(




Susan,,that is so upsetting. Nine times out of ten you never look further than the family when a child goes missing like that.Poor little mite.

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I agree,Mike. You don't look any further than a family member for these type of murders.

Hi Lookout,

Jeremy could never receive a fair trial whilst the case against him was being presented, fought or defended on the basis that it was either Sheila or Jeremy responsible for all five deaths - truth of the matter is that Sheila did shoot and kill Ralph, June and her two young children, but she did not kill herself, neither did Jeremy kill her, there was no paid hit man, or as yet unknown assassin, she was killed by the police, accidentally or otherwise...
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"Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when we first practice to deceive"...

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After having been" controlled " throughout her short life,,it was Sheilas' turn to take control,,and that's exactly what she did !

For a mirror image of Sheilas' life, read about Elizabeth Haysom in Murderpedia. Middle class family whose expectations of their daughters' higher education,first at boarding school then on to greater things,was a turning point in Elizabeths' behaviour.
Elizabeth wasn't adopted,but saw her time at boarding school one where her parents " wanted to get rid of her ".

If I remember rightly,this began in 1985/6.




The murders of Elizabeths' parents was in March 1985,,and carried out by the "wimpish" boyfriend of Elizabeths',who'd she'd gained control over to kill her parents who she said " she hated ".

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There is one thing for absolute sure,,and that is that Jeremy is by no means scared of the truth !
The appeal for every known person involved in the case is even more evident in his wish to be free. I DON'T think this would be the case if he was a guilty man. He is more than willing to face anyone and give his version of events,rather than be " gagged " where he is.