would the police deliberately frame an innocent yes yes yes yes.

[nugnug]

ask paddy hill.

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[susan]

nugnug if the police did not have a suspect they would frame an innocent man ex cops admitted this recently in a TV documentary

[nugnug]

well ive had a lot of people say the police wouldn't fit someone up they were innocent ut the facts don't bear this out.

[Jane]

I would agree that, as they have targets to meet, backs to cover and pensions to protect, SOME might, but I doubt they'd deliberately frame an innocent man when there was a ready made culprit that wasn't going to cost tax payers squillions for a trial.

[Adam]

They didn't need a suspect in the WHF massacre. It was murder/suicide.

[susan]

Adam exactly they had a suspect they just did not believe Sheila committed the murders.

[lookout]

 Not believing isn't a good enough conclusion though Susan.

[Jan]

I would agree that, as they have targets to meet, backs to cover and pensions to protect, SOME might, but I doubt they'd deliberately frame an innocent man when there was a ready made culprit that wasn't going to cost tax payers squillions for a trial.

That's why I found the Dickinson report interesting. The pressure the family inflicted on that police force was unremitting and for some reason went right to the top.  I just get the feeling ( not sure why) that had something to do with it.

[susan]

lookout I think Stan Jones thought Jeremy was the culprit and set out to get him convicted in whatever way was necessary

[nugnug]

That's why I found the Dickinson report interesting. The pressure the family inflicted on that police force was unremitting and for some reason went right to the top.  I just get the feeling ( not sure why) that had something to do with it.

family's bother the police all the time though and normally there ignored.

[Adam]

That's why I found the Dickinson report interesting. The pressure the family inflicted on that police force was unremitting and for some reason went right to the top.  I just get the feeling ( not sure why) that had something to do with it.

I have heard that Ann Eaton had big connections in the Essex criminal underworld. The Essex police caved in.

[lookout]

lookout I think Stan Jones thought Jeremy was the culprit and set out to get him convicted in whatever way was necessary

Again,Susan,thought isn't good enough when the life of someone hangs in the balance. Even the judge saying either Sheila or Jeremy, was pretty naff when one of them was dead.
If EP had done their job properly from the start and dug deep for the evidence of a killer,then fair play,but they didn't,and were highly influenced by people who DIDN'T know the family.Very unfair.

[susan]

Morning lookout  I do agree with you the investigation left much to be desired and he should have a retrial.

[lookout]

Morning Susan,believe me-----------the truth will out.

[ngb1066]

I have heard that Ann Eaton had big connections in the Essex criminal underworld. The Essex police caved in.

Are you serious Adam or being sarcastic?