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Offline JackiePreece

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Re: Staging Suicide
« Reply #75 on: August 31, 2014, 11:26:PM »
Alias  sometimes looking at this case with clear thinking can offer something altogether different, it seems as you say bad errors made and still it happens today, there was cross infection of evidence that alone is enogh to throw the case out at the time that silencer should have stayed where it was you move nothing it only became a crime scene when it came into light when I see clear proof Jeremy carried out the shootings I will change my stance to guilty but at present I feel like Henry Fonda did in his role in 12 Angry Men.

Don't think like that Mertol you are not on your own there are so many people out there pushing to get justice in this case. Jeremy did not have a motive that is clear.  I have 2000 followers on twitter and they are all news reporter or in the legal profession and I get pm messages every day.
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Re: Staging Suicide
« Reply #76 on: September 03, 2014, 04:09:AM »
im sure we could one if we looked hard enough.

which would naturally feature someone who intended for 1 shot to do the job but it failed. 

I seriously doubt that Jeremy used two shots so he could place her blood on it and pretend she was reading the bible then shot herself again.

Much more likely is that he f'd up and to cover such he tried to make it look like she was reading the bible before shooting herself again.

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Re: Staging Suicide
« Reply #77 on: September 03, 2014, 04:12:AM »
Has anyone taken into account of how many cases Essex Police have dealt with like this yet they did not seem to think foul play had occurred most strange.

How many fireamrs murders did they deal with at that time?  I doubt they had too much experience in firearm murders let alone multiple victim murders such as that. 

The lab carried the day not police but that is the way it usually is.  Police ar esupposed to wait until they get all the results before coming to conclusions.  In this case they came to the wrong conclusion too fast and it almost compromised the case because they missed significant evidence.
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Re: Staging Suicide
« Reply #78 on: September 03, 2014, 04:20:AM »
Alias  sometimes looking at this case with clear thinking can offer something altogether different, it seems as you say bad errors made and still it happens today, there was cross infection of evidence that alone is enogh to throw the case out at the time that silencer should have stayed where it was you move nothing it only became a crime scene when it came into light when I see clear proof Jeremy carried out the shootings I will change my stance to guilty but at present I feel like Henry Fonda did in his role in 12 Angry Men.

What cross contamination calls the case into question?

This isn't Amanda Knox where they used a swab everywhere in the bathroom so that naturally her DNA would be mixed in with the blood they swabbed.

Blood doesn't get inside the mdoerator from innocent contamination.  Nor would the family taking a dropper and dripping it inside to intentionally plant it be able to result in the blood found. Not that the family would have anyway to know the fatal shot was a contact wound and would have resulted in drawback anyway or Sheila's blood type. 

In the meantime there was other evidence.

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