The Threat.

[Mr. Gee]

Neil, after 30 years, I imagine that many who were in a position of command will have moved on in one way or another!!!!. I believe it's customary for police to retire at 55 so even those who were new recruits at the time must be getting to their "sell by" date.

It may not be a policeman. It may be a politician, a judge or even someone who still holds sway over other people?

[Mr. Gee]

Well Harrison thinks it was Jeremy.

Are you saying that a crank with no interest in the case found out Harrison was releasing a book in August 2015 and decided to send threatening letters ?

Well now that you mention it the pm he sent to Jackie mentions that the authorities and the police have tried to prevent him publishing the book and have even tried to "kill him off" on the internet. So that to my mind points away from Jackie from having any involvement of the letter.

[lookout]

 Another reason why Carol Ann Lee looked to Australia to have her book published. Seems strange.

[nugnug]

This bit I find intriguing,  Which appears to imply that someone put out rumours that he was dead? If that is so then Jackie is certainly in the clear of putting out that rumour since she is the one he sent the email to.
As ngb has said, it looks as if a super injunction has been put in place to stop him mentioning certain people? I hate these injunctions and super injunctions because it seems as if they are a luxury only to be enjoyed by the rich or the influencial. It might also prevent vital information being published that the general public ought to know?

the great thing about super injunctions is they actually get the information out quicker.

i would imagene he wouldent be telling people the content of the book anyway becouse once they knew they wouldent buy it.

[lookout]

 Maybe Bible John isn't Peter Tobin afterall ? PH reckoned that Bible John was a cop,or an ex-cop,but Peter Tobin wasn't. This Bible John lived/frequented Glasgow I think.

[Adam]

Well now that you mention it the pm he sent to Jackie mentions that the authorities and the police have tried to prevent him publishing the book and have even tried to "kill him off" on the internet. So that to my mind points away from Jackie from having any involvement of the letter.

I never said Jackie did. But an extract in the Express article does round it down
 
Before anyone asks. I do not work in publishing.

[Mr. Gee]

I never said Jackie did. But an extract in the Express article does round it down
 
Before anyone asks. I do not work in publishing.

No you didn't. I was answering your statement that "Harrison said Jeremy did". I was in fact pointing out that Harrison appears to have enemies other that supposed Bamber supporters.

[lookout]

 I wonder if there's been a few sleepless nights here and there. .

[nugnug]

Another reason why Carol Ann Lee looked to Australia to have her book published. Seems strange.

if there was an injuction on the book how could he give a date for it to be published.

[Mr. Gee]

if there was an injuction on the book how could he give a date for it to be published.

He gave a date of this August past remember and now he's putting it out that it is next August. I wonder what's so special about August?

[lookout]

He gave a date of this August past remember and now he's putting it out that it is next August. I wonder what's so special about August?

Well next August marks 30 years since the tragedy.

[Mr. Gee]

Well next August marks 30 years since the tragedy.

Yes but what did this August mark?

[lookout]

Yes but what did this August mark?

Don't know,Mr G.

I've just looked at a remark by Carole Ann Lees' book " Blood Guilt " which was due out in April,and someone has written that " there's usually a state gagging order " on this type of book,and also that the police are known to spy on such publications to make sure that public opinion remains on the side of the police,like the Hillsborough case and Jimmy Savile,rendering a Bambergate for any publication that appears about this case.

[lookout]

 My God,it makes you wonder !!

[Adam]

Mr Harrison was also contacted by a woman who works for an Essex-based firm which publishes magazines for the public sector, including one called Counter-Terror Business aimed at the police, the military and the intelligence services.

She offered to give him access to a database of over 100,000 email addresses, including potentially sensitive contacts within the Home Office and other government departments.

However, Mr Harrison said he became suspicious and contacted the woman's employers - PSI Ltd - to alert them to a potential breach of security.

One week later, the letter arrived at his home on the sparsely populated island of Sanday. One of the lines reads: "You dodged one bullet but keep checking over your shoulder, Jeremy is still watching you and is waiting.

"You see how we are working with the public sector to support Jeremy Bamber."