The found hacksaw:

[susan]

Hello Patti where you been snowed in always have an extra bottle in for these events;D

[Patti]

A noisy Christmas with all the kiddies,but lovely,thankyou. Hope you did too.x

Bit of a snow shower where I am,but short-lived on account of the salty air. Been more or less dry today and sunny at times. Bitterly cold now though.
Always bad where you are.Nice to look at,but that's about all.

Had a grand Christmas thank you. Had all the 4 grandchildren over to stay on the 23rd and my daughter and husband came on the 24th had a fab time. They all went home Christmas Eve night then I had my step father for Christmas dinner and now got the youngest two grandchildren with me till tomorrow...so its been hectic, but loved every minute of it.  We have just had supper and now off to watch the Grinch for the 3rd time...Hhahahahaha 

[Patti]

Hello Patti where you been snowed in always have an extra bottle in for these events;D

Hi Susan hope you have a nice Christmas....Had plenty on snowballs with cherries....love em! Off now to watch the Grinch....love him too. 

[Jan]

off topic I know but I see that wills are now available to see on line for a small fee. June and Nevilles wills could be interesting?

[susan]

Jan think it is about £10 for each will. Guess Adam will pay hahaha

[Jan]

Jan think it is about £10 for each will. Guess Adam will pay hahaha

Umm unless he has turned over a new leaf I doubt it 

Hope you all had a lovely Christmas by the way.

[susan]

Jan very quiet they tend to make more of the New Year in this area hope you had a good one

[Patti]

off topic I know but I see that wills are now available to see on line for a small fee. June and Nevilles wills could be interesting?

Hi Jan

Strange you should mention this as I saw an advert about it recently.

Wills have always been available, but as you know we have had to fill in forms in order to get copies.

Find a will is now searchable online, on our Gov.uk website which is a big help in identifying the probate court and the probate date. 

I recently sent for one and it took about 5 weeks to arrive. When applying it is best to ask for both Will and Grant of Administration otherwise it might cost you £20.00

Ralph Nevill Bamber of Whitehouse Farm Tolleshunt D'arcy died 7th August 1985 probate Ipswich 31st December 1985 effects £388837

June Bamber Probate 13th December £235827

Obviously this is only the free searchable bit and a must for genealogists.   

[Caroline]

They cost £10.00 and you're not allowed to publish them in any way unless it's with the permission of the relatives. Not sure how that would stand in this case. I guess it would mean the relative that actually inherited and they're hardly likely to agree.

[Adam]

Jeremy when interviewed said had used a knife to open the downstairs toilet window on several occasions.

[Mr. Gee]

They cost £10.00 and you're not allowed to publish them in any way unless it's with the permission of the relatives. Not sure how that would stand in this case. I guess it would mean the relative that actually inherited and they're hardly likely to agree.

If that is so then why do you often see the wills of people in the newspaper? Or is that they are allowed to publish the general overview of the will, but not the details?

[Mr. Gee]

Jeremy when interviewed said had used a knife to open the downstairs toilet window on several occasions.

So why do you think that if he committed the murders he volunteered that information Adam? It just seems to be a silly thing to do to me if a person was guilty?

[Adam]

So why do you think that if he committed the murders he volunteered that information Adam? It just seems to be a silly thing to do to me if a person was guilty?

He didn't volunteer this information. The police had to extract this information from him, over one month later after his arrest.

[Jane]

He didn't volunteer this information. The police had to extract this information from him, over one month later after his arrest.

How did they do that, Adam. Did they use the waterboard technique or perhaps resort to the tried and tested thumb screw method?

[Jan]

If that is so then why do you often see the wills of people in the newspaper? Or is that they are allowed to publish the general overview of the will, but not the details?

These are now public on the internet - I think to anyone who pays £10 .  I thought it might just be interesting to see the full explanation of Jeremy being tied to the farm in order to inherit . It is always easy to take out extracts of something that do not give the full story