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« Reply #90 on: July 18, 2014, 03:44:AM »
Yes,I'm afraid the Police DID admit moving the items around the sink whilst cleaning up. And I wasn't aware that the windows had locks fitted to them?

You are in error no police indicated they moved any of the items near the window.  The windows had latches though they were apparently worthless if someone really wanted to get in since they could be opened from the outside using a long slim object. 
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« Reply #91 on: July 18, 2014, 03:49:AM »
I am not in error. Police moved the items around the sink whilst cleaning up. I will post proof tomorrow when on my pc.

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« Reply #92 on: July 18, 2014, 09:45:AM »
You are in error no police indicated they moved any of the items near the window.  The windows had latches though they were apparently worthless if someone really wanted to get in since they could be opened from the outside using a long slim object.
Most houses of that era were insecure. If a burglar wanted to get in he will get in.

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« Reply #93 on: July 18, 2014, 08:14:PM »
Most houses of that era were insecure. If a burglar wanted to get in he will get in.





Twenty years prior to then,you left the key under the mat !

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« Reply #94 on: July 18, 2014, 09:17:PM »
Most houses of that era were insecure. If a burglar wanted to get in he will get in.

What is different from now?

Aside from houses with alarms that is still the case and even alarms can be bipassed though to a lesser extent.

At least in my house a burglar has to cut or break the glass to open a widow though, there is no way to use a knife or like to unlock them. 
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« Reply #95 on: July 18, 2014, 11:31:PM »




Twenty years prior to then,you left the key under the mat !
We used to leave our back door open at night in the 50's.

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« Reply #96 on: July 18, 2014, 11:38:PM »
What is different from now?

Aside from houses with alarms that is still the case and even alarms can be bipassed though to a lesser extent.

At least in my house a burglar has to cut or break the glass to open a widow though, there is no way to use a knife or like to unlock them.
That is true. I am in charge of security at the school where I work in the evenings and I can testify that what you say is correct. But in the 80's in England at least, whilst there still were break-ins etc people depended more upon locks and bolts than with alarms, althought they were about of course. Today security is big business. I must say that since we have modernised the school we have had far far fewer attempted break-ins. But of course it still depends a lot upon my vigilance. I don't think the governors and heads know just how much work I put it to keep the school and the staff & students safe?

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« Reply #97 on: July 20, 2014, 06:22:PM »
I said that someone with long nails fighting with someone will usually get somethign stuck under the nails in the course of such struggle but there was zero evidence of such under her nails.

Moreover, someone engaged in such a struggle would break their nails. Someone with long nails wielding any object even a baseball bat is likely to damage their nails while beating something with such.

As for the point about the broken stock damaging a hand it is a sound claim.  Someone beating Nevill with the rifle would indeed be holding the gun in thee narrow part of the stock not the wide part of the stock.  The hand would thus be where the stock broke and the notion that as it broke this would do nothing at all to the hand is highly unlikely. 

Gloves do not leave fibers ordinarily unless they are knits or they are torn.

No, not neccessarily. Some people have nails that do not break easily - or ever; I happen to be one of those persons, my fingernails bend when under strain, they never, and I mean never ever, break.
So what you are saying is just your suppostition and proves nothing.

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« Reply #98 on: July 20, 2014, 06:31:PM »
What are you on about? I wasn't talking about Sheila!! You steam in shoving your opinion down people's throats when they aren't even talking to you. I posted the article in response to something Lookout said about Jeremy and sniffer dogs. The point was that he would have showered and changed by the time he returned or do you want to suggest he wouldn't,  just for the sake of disagreeing with someone??

Yapyap, noticed this too - it happens all the time with scipio, he doesn´t read other people´s posts properly, but prefers to stick to his fixed, uniform opinion about all people who are the slightest bit pro Bamber (which you aren´t BTW, that fact must have flown over his head somehow).
I was very annoyed with this in the beginning  don´t care so much anymore. It just shows how unobservant he really is, and the rigidity of his mindset.

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« Reply #99 on: July 20, 2014, 06:47:PM »
No, not neccessarily. Some people have nails that do not break easily - or ever; I happen to be one of those persons, my fingernails bend when under strain, they never, and I mean never ever, break.
So what you are saying is just your suppostition and proves nothing.

Take a rifle wrap your hands around the foregrip and the stock and then back the stock into something as hard as you cna multiple times and see if they chip or break.
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« Reply #100 on: July 20, 2014, 07:06:PM »
Take a rifle wrap your hands around the foregrip and the stock and then back the stock into something as hard as you cna multiple times and see if they chip or break.

I would if I had a rifle, but sadly I don´t! :-\
My fingernails bend, then snap into the original shape immediately, they never break, ever, trust me! I have long fingernails too. We don´t know the quality of Sheila´s fingernails - they could have been the same as mine, so you cannot claim with certainty that her nails would have chipped or broken. That´s all I´m saying.

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« Reply #101 on: July 20, 2014, 07:07:PM »
Take a rifle wrap your hands around the foregrip and the stock and then back the stock into something as hard as you cna multiple times and see if they chip or break.

This is Europe not the US!
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« Reply #102 on: July 20, 2014, 07:29:PM »
This is Europe not the US!

If I were a hunter, I could own a rifle - or if I were in guard service; I am neither!! Firearms in the middle of Copenhagen are very, very rare, especially rifles!  :P

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« Reply #103 on: July 20, 2014, 07:43:PM »
No, not neccessarily. Some people have nails that do not break easily - or ever; I happen to be one of those persons, my fingernails bend when under strain, they never, and I mean never ever, break.
So what you are saying is just your suppostition and proves nothing.
I think I read that Vanesis said that it didn't seen strange to him that her nails were intact either, or something similar?

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« Reply #104 on: July 20, 2014, 07:46:PM »
If I were a hunter, I could own a rifle - or if I were in guard service; I am neither!! Firearms in the middle of Copenhagen are very, very rare, especially rifles!  :P

Most areas restrict handguns moreso than rifles, that is an interesting reversal.
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