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Offline JackiePreece

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The Jury and the Mugfords
« on: August 09, 2014, 10:48:PM »
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How do you think the jury felt when they saw Mugford had been paid for an article in the NOW on condition she helped secure a guilty convicted

They must have all been disgusted and probably most of them thought they could have come to the wrong decision
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Re: The Jury and the Mugfords
« Reply #1 on: August 09, 2014, 10:51:PM »
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How do you think the jury felt when they saw Mugford had been paid for an article in the NOW on condition she helped secure a guilty convicted

They must have all been disgusted and probably most of them thought they could have come to the wrong decision

to be fair I don't think it influenced her first interviews with the police - however it was a good indicator of her character the way she posed , so disrespectful to all the family . what on earth was her mother thinking of letting her do that . I find it quite disgusting .

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Re: The Jury and the Mugfords
« Reply #2 on: August 09, 2014, 10:55:PM »
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How do you think the jury felt when they saw Mugford had been paid for an article in the NOW on condition she helped secure a guilty convicted

They must have all been disgusted and probably most of them thought they could have come to the wrong decision

She said no such thing.  She said that NOTW wanted a story regardless of the outcome of the case. 

Do you ever bother to read any of the statements you cite?  Do you not read them and just make things up or do you read claims made by others and instead of researching to see if they are true you just run with the claims?

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« Reply #3 on: August 09, 2014, 10:59:PM »
She said no such thing.  She said that NOTW wanted a story regardless of the outcome of the case. 

Do you ever bother to read any of the statements you cite?  Do you not read them and just make things up or do you read claims made by others and instead of researching to see if they are true you just run with the claims?

as the original contract  went missing how do you know what it said?

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« Reply #4 on: August 09, 2014, 11:08:PM »
I have to say that given the story, you would think she would have shown a little common decency and refused to pose for those pictures. It looked more like a naughty victor shags barmaid type story the tragic deaths of five people which included two small children.
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« Reply #5 on: August 09, 2014, 11:24:PM »
I have to say that given the story, you would think she would have shown a little common decency and refused to pose for those pictures. It looked more like a naughty victor shags barmaid type story the tragic deaths of five people which included two small children.

especially ones she had seen in the mortuary.

And then to admit she tried to smother him as well :-\ glad she was not teaching my children.

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« Reply #6 on: August 10, 2014, 12:19:AM »
as the original contract  went missing how do you know what it said?

Why didn't you ask that question to Jackie?

Here was the claim:

"How do you think the jury felt when they saw Mugford had been paid for an article in the NOW on condition she helped secure a guilty convicted"

How did the jury see that Mugford was paid for an article that required her to help secure a guilrty verdict?  What evidence was offered.

You admit that she did not retain a copy becuase she had no need to retain it so could not show the copy when asked about it years later. 

People who say Jeremy was approached with an offer for a story if he were found innocent made the stupid allegation the opposite deal was made to Julie.  Such a contract would have been illegal.  A lawyer negotiated the contract Mugford did not do so herself.  The notion the lawyer would have negotiated such a contract is absurd. 

The defense never found any evidence to establish Julie signed any deal before the trial was over let alone any evidence the contract required a conviction.

Jackie is claiming there was a public revelation an ilelgal contract had been signed and said she wonders what the jury thought of it.  She is of course full of crap there was no such revelation just unsupported allegations.

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« Reply #7 on: August 10, 2014, 08:40:AM »
especially ones she had seen in the mortuary.

And then to admit she tried to smother him as well :-\ glad she was not teaching my children.





I wouldn't have given her house-room.

Offline Jan

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« Reply #8 on: August 10, 2014, 11:40:AM »
Why didn't you ask that question to Jackie?

Here was the claim:

"How do you think the jury felt when they saw Mugford had been paid for an article in the NOW on condition she helped secure a guilty convicted"

How did the jury see that Mugford was paid for an article that required her to help secure a guilrty verdict?  What evidence was offered.

You admit that she did not retain a copy becuase she had no need to retain it so could not show the copy when asked about it years later. 

People who say Jeremy was approached with an offer for a story if he were found innocent made the stupid allegation the opposite deal was made to Julie.  Such a contract would have been illegal.  A lawyer negotiated the contract Mugford did not do so herself.  The notion the lawyer would have negotiated such a contract is absurd. 

The defense never found any evidence to establish Julie signed any deal before the trial was over let alone any evidence the contract required a conviction.

Jackie is claiming there was a public revelation an ilelgal contract had been signed and said she wonders what the jury thought of it.  She is of course full of crap there was no such revelation just unsupported allegations.

to be fair , if I was on that jury and then I saw that article and the photos then I think I would have felt pretty sick, whether or not the contract was signed before. Perhaps I should not judge people my  own morals , but as I said before she comes over as some kind of tart  and definitely a person seeking attention and with an agenda. Extremely disrespectful to the victim and the family . IMO

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« Reply #9 on: August 10, 2014, 11:45:AM »
to be fair , if I was on that jury and then I saw that article and the photos then I think I would have felt pretty sick, whether or not the contract was signed before. Perhaps I should not judge people my  own morals , but as I said before she comes over as some kind of tart  and definitely a person seeking attention and with an agenda. Extremely disrespectful to the victim and the family . IMO

It is standard procedure for the main players to give interviews after a high profile trial. Do you not read newspapers ? 

Jeremy had a NOTW deal in place. Financially benefiting from his massacred immediate family.

Jeremy and his lawyers have tried to discredit Julie's court testimony and get it expunged. Meaning he gets released on a technicality. They have failed.
« Last Edit: August 10, 2014, 11:48:AM by Adam »
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« Reply #10 on: August 10, 2014, 12:07:PM »
 A technicality is not what Jeremy is seeking !

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« Reply #11 on: August 10, 2014, 12:20:PM »
It is standard procedure for the main players to give interviews after a high profile trial. Do you not read newspapers ? 

Jeremy had a NOTW deal in place. Financially benefiting from his massacred immediate family.

Jeremy and his lawyers have tried to discredit Julie's court testimony and get it expunged. Meaning he gets released on a technicality. They have failed.

FGS Adam - you know the deal that Jeremy apparently set up  was irrelevant to his trial - so you should do the same as you have asked us to do on the will. Just zip it.

And as has been said before I don't think any of us want him released on a technicality - don't treat us as if we are stupid .

In fact it would be the worse scenario for him and the rest of the family.

It is a combination of all the factors that are not right that makes everyone doubt the verdict - not just one thing.

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Re: The Jury and the Mugfords
« Reply #12 on: August 10, 2014, 12:39:PM »
FGS Adam - you know the deal that Jeremy apparently set up  was irrelevant to his trial - so you should do the same as you have asked us to do on the will. Just zip it.

And as has been said before I don't think any of us want him released on a technicality - don't treat us as if we are stupid .

In fact it would be the worse scenario for him and the rest of the family.

It is a combination of all the factors that are not right that makes everyone doubt the verdict - not just one thing.

I very much doubt that would ever happen anyway so don't know he keeps saying it.
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Re: The Jury and the Mugfords
« Reply #13 on: August 10, 2014, 12:41:PM »
BTW,Adam,,I can tell which is your own work and which is copied and pasted !!

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« Reply #14 on: August 10, 2014, 12:50:PM »
I very much doubt that would ever happen anyway so don't know he keeps saying it.

I am saying 'Jeremy' tried to get released on a technicality.
« Last Edit: August 10, 2014, 12:55:PM by Adam »
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