Misconceptions About Jeremys Upbringing

[lookout]

As well,I should have added.

[nugnug]

and when you facter in that it wasn't certain he would inherit the farm..

and that inheriting the farm to begin with wouldent get him any cash just a load of bills to pay you have abslutly no motive.

[lookout]

 I'm afraid bills etc get overlooked when you see an amount as a whole. Things are never as they seem in that respect.

[nugnug]

i mean i cant belive someone would kill all there relatives on spec that they might inherit something.

[guest154]

It shows a lack of honesty when people try and make out that Jeremy wasn't going to inherit much, of course he was going to - there is no denying it and to see the things people come up with in order to make out he'd get very little is strange.

[nugnug]

he wasnt to start with all he was a lardge tax bill a wage bill oh and of course utitility bills .

[lookout]

 No way,nugs. Although Jeremy appeared to look,and be grown up,he was still irresponsible so far as the business side of farming and all that it entailed,and he certainly wouldn't have even thought of going all out to slaughter his family. It's not something you do on a whim.

The person who carried out those murders was positively unbalanced,and could be forgiven for not knowing or realising what they were doing,and it wasn't Jeremy.

Sheila had always been the thorn in the side of her mother,and sadly it remained that way on the day that Sheila and the boys were dropped off at the farmhouse as both mother and daughter were immediately embroiled in yet another of their usual " spats ".

Did you know that even Neville couldn't calm such situations because June had the upper hand ?

[nugnug]

well from what of seen his inheritence from nevile wasnt a forgone conclusion where as his inheritence from granny certanly was.

[Jan]

It shows a lack of honesty when people try and make out that Jeremy wasn't going to inherit much, of course he was going to - there is no denying it and to see the things people come up with in order to make out he'd get very little is strange.

I agree in todays money the estate even without the farm was a lot of money if you convert it into tdays worth  - but worth risking killing your whole family for?

You would definitely have to be deranged wouldn't you?


How much would have stood to inherit from granny if he had not been written out of her will?

[nugnug]

and from what i hear hes granny was almost on deaths door anyway so he wouldent of had to wait very long.

[guest154]

How do we even know Jeremy was aware he was in her will before the murders.

[Jan]

How do we even know Jeremy was aware he was in her will before the murders.

You could ask the same about the rest of the family who were there when she changed it - how did they know?

[nugnug]

How do we even know Jeremy was aware he was in her will before the murders.

everybody else in the family was why wouldn't he be.

the relatives knew jeremy had a share.

[guest154]

everybody else in the family was why wouldn't he be.

the relatives knew jeremy had a share.

How do you know they knew that before the murders? Who knew? When? It's possible when they realised that Jeremy had killed for money - they spoke with Speakman in order to ensure she didn't meet the same fate.

[lookout]

Why bother changing the will at all if they all knew Jeremy would be convicted ? His share would automatically have been null and void anyway as soon as the cuffs were on him.