Author Topic: The trial. A brutal highlighting of guilt ?  (Read 5960 times)

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Offline Jan

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Re: The trial. A brutal highlighting of guilt ?
« Reply #30 on: November 05, 2014, 10:02:PM »
I will find my thread on how it is impossible for the relatives to plant incriminating evidence on the silencer.

The simple facts with the silencer are -

There is no reason why the police would find the silencer in the first three days. It was in a box, underneath & behind other boxes, guns and dartboards at the back of the gun cupboard. It was murder/suicide. Thread already created.

The relatives looked for & found a silencer. BW & BC were also at WHF.

The silencer was handed into the police shortly afterwards.

The police took it to be tested.



The rest is all Chinese Whispers.


That does not make it impossible .

The silencer was in the possession of family members before going to the police . They wanted  JB found guilty - They could have put a mixture of blood in and on the silencer .

Now I am not saying they did - but NONE of the above make it impossible for them to get an AI syringe ( as used on farm and put blood in the silencer) . And they would know whether blood would get into a silencer as the police mentioned they were all familiar with guns and shooting animals

All I am trying to show you is why I don't think it should have been allowed as evidence - I am not saying that happened .


Offline Adam

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Re: The trial. A brutal highlighting of guilt ?
« Reply #31 on: November 05, 2014, 10:19:PM »
If the silencer did not have blood & paint on, the relatives, in two days had to -

1: Decide in unison to attempt to frame Jeremy. All be confident in each other that no one will crack under pressure. They all had to agree to commit a serious crime & risk criminal charges.

2: Find out about back splatter.

3: Find out if any shots were contact shots which would produce back splatter.

4: Find out Sheila's, June's and Neville's blood type.

5: Find out if the rifle end had blood on it. Meaning a silencer was not used & they could not frame Jeremy.

6: Get blood which is very close to Sheila's, June's and Neville's. Assisting in getting a conviction.

7: Find out how to effectivly & realistically put the correct blood into the silencer baffles.

8: Get the right equipment to transfer the found blood into the silencer.

9:  Go back to WHF and effectivly put paint onto the silencer.

10: None of them retract from their statements and attempt to frame Jeremy.

11: Find June's DNA and put it in the silencer.
« Last Edit: November 05, 2014, 10:34:PM by Adam »
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