A shooting incident at White House farm

[Neil]

Hello Bill.  Beautifully written post.  Why do you think that police opted to frame Jeremy, rather than continue with the Shelia suicide theory? 

[Adam]

There is already a thread on this. I will find it for Bill.

[Adam]

http://jeremybamberforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,5513.0.html

It does seem very far fetched that the police would suddenly change direction and frame an innocent man.

But the relatives have been ruled out.

[lookout]

Nothing far-fetched about it at all when you think of how some police operate !

[Bill Robertson]

Hello Bill.  Beautifully written post.  Why do you think that police opted to frame Jeremy, rather than continue with the Shelia suicide theory?

Quite complicated, but in a nutshell Stan Jones took an instant dislike to Jeremy Bamber and needed little encouragement to start seeing the case through a different perspective. It happens a lot, a police officer just doesn't like someone and the relationship becomes antagonistic. From that small beginning the rest followed.

[susan]

Grahame that is the thanks I get for taking an interest in Adams posts and asking for the source I feel really hurt and cannot understand why he is being like this with me

[Jane]

Quite complicated, but in a nutshell Stan Jones took an instant dislike to Jeremy Bamber and needed little encouragement to start seeing the case through a different perspective. It happens a lot, a police officer just doesn't like someone and the relationship becomes antagonistic. From that small beginning the rest followed.

I'll hazard a guess that jealousy, resentment, and an inferiority complex may have played a part. Human emotions, eh?

[Jan]

Adam

you don't have to Link to threads. The poster obviously already has an in depth knowledge of the case and I am sure he is capable of using the search button.

Thank you Bill for such a thought provoking thread. It is one aspect of the case I could never get my head round especially when for all they knew the children could be alive and terrified. because even if sheila had the gun who ever would have imagined she would have shot the twins.

[Bill Robertson]

Bill, welcome and thank-you for your outstanding and thought provoking maiden post. Under the circumstances it seems rather churlish to ask if you've introduced yourself in  the Foyer. If you haven't please would you. If you have, please forgive me for asking :D Looking forward to reading more from you.

Apologies, I didn't know about the Foyer. I have logged in. Hope to post more soon.

[Adam]

He could be right about Stan Jones.

One or several of the police were suspicious of Jeremy from the start at WHF. One officer said he seemed very relaxed.

[Jane]

Apologies, I didn't know about the Foyer. I have logged in. Hope to post more soon.

I will look forward to that, Bill.

[Bill Robertson]

I'll hazard a guess that jealousy, resentment, and an inferiority complex may have played a part. Human emotions, eh?

Spot on, a young guy with money. It doesn't take much to get the jealousy going.

[Adam]

Adam

you don't have to Link to threads. The poster obviously already has an in depth knowledge of the case and I am sure he is capable of using the search button.

Thank you Bill for such a thought provoking thread. It is one aspect of the case I could never get my head round especially when for all they knew the children could be alive and terrified. because even if sheila had the gun who ever would have imagined she would have shot the twins.

It is good to assist.

People may have missed a thread which relates to their post.

[Caroline]

Quite complicated, but in a nutshell Stan Jones took an instant dislike to Jeremy Bamber and needed little encouragement to start seeing the case through a different perspective. It happens a lot, a police officer just doesn't like someone and the relationship becomes antagonistic. From that small beginning the rest followed.

You seem to be suggesting that it was known by most (if not all) of the early responders that shots had been fired. This being the case, it would have been well known among all concerned that Jeremy was innocent - so why was this not communicated to the relatives? Why did no one mention anything about KNOWING Sheila was responsible during the whole time she was 'suspected' and the relatives were suspicious about Jeremy's involvement?

[Jan]

I would also Comment I have never even seen the names of some  the officers mentioned in the first post.