Surely The Timings Are Incorrect?

[susan]

Harters did he mention police at all in the phone call to Julie if he did would she have said she was going back to her bed and told him to do the same

[nugnug]

how long was the phone call did he get a chance to say what he wanted to say before she decided she wasn't interested.

[Adam]

Harters did he mention police at all in the phone call to Julie if he did would she have said she was going back to her bed and told him to do the same

It is common knowledge what Jeremy said to Julie.

Have you not read the 2002 appeal transcript ?

Shame on you.

[Alias]

how long was the phone call did he get a chance to say before she decided she wasn't interested.

I don´t think we know the content of the phonecall in its entirety. Sentences that were "useful" were picked out and used out of context.
To me that is clear due to the lack of logic in Julie´s account.

[susan]

My dear Adam  of course I have read it I was just making a point really not asking a question as such

[Adam]

I don´t think we know the content of the phonecall in its entirety. Sentences that were "useful" were picked out and used out of context.
To me that is clear due to the lack of logic in Julie´s account.

'Everything is going well. There is something wrong at the farm. I have not slept all night'.

Julie said this is what she heard. Jeremy said 'no comment' when asked by the police.

Eventually when compiling his WS he said he phoned Julie to say 'there is something wrong at the farm'. Which corresponds with some of Julies statement.

[No-Bits]

Harters did he mention police at all in the phone call to Julie if he did would she have said she was going back to her bed and told him to do the same

Not that I have seen, I'd find it unlikely for him to have mentioned that to Julie given her apparent lack of interest, but we don't have all the details and to be fair they were both a bit odd, so who knows. 

[Adam]

My dear Adam  of course I have read it I was just making a point really not asking a question as such

All 511 points. I am impressed.

[nugnug]

I don´t think we know the content of the phonecall in its entirety. Sentences that were "useful" were picked out and used out of context.
To me that is clear due to the lack of logic in Julie´s account.

well it was 3 am or later so you could excuse her not remembering exactly what was said.

though as has said she he had told her he was going to kill them all you would think be a bit more curious.

[susan]

Adam my aim now on this forum is to impress you to make up for upsetting you :D :D :D

[Adam]

Adam my aim now on this forum is to impress you to make up for upsetting you :D :D :D

Thank you. Yes I was very upset.

[Caroline]

Well obviously police cars would not have been dispatched before they were made aware of an incident.  :D

He's claimed two different versions of whether he called Julie before or after the police.

He called Julie first, but couldn't talk for long because he had to call the police?
He called Julie second because he was p***** off at the police?

Going from her flat mates testimony and that I don't recall seeing Julie mention that JB had said he'd called the police when he spoke to her, it would appear to me that he spoke to Julie first and the police second.

Ha, ha!! The premise being that Neville called before Jeremy and so cars were dispatched in line with HIS call .

I agree that he spoke to Julie first, then the police. In his first statement he doesn't mention calling Julie at all.

Also if we're pretty sure that the call to Bonnet (from West) was at 03:26 and the 03:36 written by West on Jeremy's log was a mistake the whole call from Neville and cars being dispatched as a result of this call, falls flat on it proverbial? It's pretty obvious that there was only one call and the cars dispatched were as a result of this call - the call from Jeremy, which would have occurred around about 03:20 (obviously that's approx). If he spent 10 mins looking for the station number nd also made a call to Julie, the timings just don't add up.

[No-Bits]

Ha, ha!! The premise being that Neville called before Jeremy and so cars were dispatched in line with HIS call .

I agree that he spoke to Julie first, then the police. In his first statement he doesn't mention calling Julie at all.

Also if we're pretty sure that the call to Bonnet (from West) was at 03:26 and the 03:36 written by West on Jeremy's log was a mistake the whole call from Neville and cars being dispatched as a result of this call, falls flat on it proverbial? It's pretty obvious that there was only one call and the cars dispatched were as a result of this call - the call from Jeremy, which would have occurred around about 03:20 (obviously that's approx). If he spent 10 mins looking for the station number nd also made a call to Julie, the timings just don't add up.

Yeah, the suggestion that there was a call from Nevill to the police is absurd.

[nugnug]

could someone remind when did jeremy say nevile phoned him.

[No-Bits]

could someone remind what did jeremy say nevile phoned him.

Your question doesn't make sense?