Why does Jeremy protest his innocence ?

[susan]

Adam what source is that only do red and brown

[Jane]

Hope Grahame gives me his source. And lets me know where he read that Sheila painted her toe nails before bed.

I actually read the prisoners do not like Jeremy much. They are jealous of the attention he gets. His horrific crime does not help.

Adam, despite where it may have been written, I can tell you that IF Sheila painted her toe nails before going to bed, she most ASSUREDLY didn't get INTO bed because it takes a full 24 hours before the varnish hardens to the point where it will no longer smudge.

Prison sounds rather like boarding school. Petty jealousies will be rife but if most believe that he's innocent, it's just a case of not everyone can like everyone.

[Adam]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/3762995.stm


http://jeremybamberforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=546.0

[Adam]

http://jeremybamberforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=848.0


Does not seem like Jeremy is that popular in prison.

That makes sense. His crime must be the worst in the prison. Yet he gets all the attention because of that reason.

I am sure Grahame will provide his source showing he was popular. However that does not make him innocent. The worst prisoners behave because there are strict wardens who can take away their privileges. Prisoners will be wary of each other and will not want to mess with someone who is just as violent.

[susan]

Adam that is not news to me the vicious attack by Jeremy on a fellow prisoner.  I am not condoning the attack at all as I do not believe in violence but one attack in nearly 30 years does  not sound like he is into attacking fellow inmates on a regular basis

[Jane]

http://jeremybamberforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=848.0


Does not seem like Jeremy is that popular in prison.

That makes sense. His crime must be the worst in the prison. Yet he gets all the attention because of that reason.

I am sure Grahame will provide his source showing he was popular. However that does not make him innocent. The worst prisoners behave because there are strict wardens who can take away their privileges. Prisoners will be wary of each other and will not want to mess with someone who is just as violent.

As you not in there with him, you can't possibly know what goes on. He appears to be usefully employed. He isn't, to our knowledge separated from other prisoners or kept in solitary confinement. I would be ENORMOUSLY surprised if the crime he is said to have committed is the worst on record, but it may say much of you, that in terms of severity you see him as being worse than paedophiles.

[Adam]

Adam that is not news to me the vicious attack by Jeremy on a fellow prisoner.  I am not condoning the attack at all as I do not believe in violence but one attack in nearly 30 years does  not sound like he is into attacking fellow inmates on a regular basis

Jeremy himself calls refers to the prisoners as nutters. And feels he should not be sharing a prison with them.

[Jane]

Jeremy himself calls refers to the prisoners as nutters. And feels he should not be sharing a prison with them.

And what qualifies you to say what others are thinking or feeling?

[susan]

Adam  if Jeremy talks like that in prison I am surprised he has not been attacked more than the one time he was.

[scipio_usmc]

Adam, despite where it may have been written, I can tell you that IF Sheila painted her toe nails before going to bed, she most ASSUREDLY didn't get INTO bed because it takes a full 24 hours before the varnish hardens to the point where it will no longer smudge.

Prison sounds rather like boarding school. Petty jealousies will be rife but if most believe that he's innocent, it's just a case of not everyone can like everyone.

That would be a reason for her to sleep on her covers instead of in them (aside from the hot weather) but that doesn't sound right that it would rub off on sheets unless they dried a full 24 hours.

[Adam]

Adam, despite where it may have been written, I can tell you that IF Sheila painted her toe nails before going to bed, she most ASSUREDLY didn't get INTO bed because it takes a full 24 hours before the varnish hardens to the point where it will no longer smudge.

Prison sounds rather like boarding school. Petty jealousies will be rife but if most believe that he's innocent, it's just a case of not everyone can like everyone.

If she painted her toe nails every night before bed, she must have laid on the top of the bed. Otherwise there is no point. Perfectly plausible, espesically in August.

Anyway, we need to see Grahames source before making any further comment.

[Adam]

And what qualifies you to say what others are thinking or feeling?

It is in the Sunday Times interview.

[Alias]

Nail varnish on toes does not have to be applied every day! It stays intact much longer than varnish on finger nails.
I have never heard of varnish that took 24 hours to dry! Half an hour tops.
Nobody sleeps on top of their bed covers because of nail varnish drying! Bullocks!

[Jane]

It is in the Sunday Times interview.

In other words, YOU don't know anything.

[Adam]

In other words, YOU don't know anything.

Thank you April.