Miscellaneous Notes...

[lookout]

 The Lieutenant,Jim Costa had stated that a lot of dynamics had pushed her over the brink.

What a pity that nobody had been as concerned about Sheilas' dynamics ! Of course the case was about MONEY/PROPERTY/ASSETS/GREED------------------and not the welfare of anyone,wasn't it ?
How different it would be if the trial was today ! Jeeze,what a horrible lot !!

[Steve_uk]

Are we able to read these notes(my I.T. skills are terrible). As for Sheila,you have to admit that she was not a materialistic person.

[Jane]

Are we able to read these notes(my I.T. skills are terrible). As for Sheila,you have to admit that she was not a materialistic person.

Steve, mine are no better, but if you place your cursor over the notes and double click it should make them readable.

[lookout]

 Contained on the Wireless Message Log @  07.34, 5 knocks were applied to the door which were heard via the phone inside,along with " movement and voices " ?
Then @ 07.37 ON ENTRY,the bodies of one dead male and one dead female in kitchen.

This was before and after when the firearms team prepared,then entered the farmhouse.

From original log.

[lookout]

 Something that I have read is Emilia di Girolamos' account of Jeremy. It makes a refreshing change to read something intelligent from the pen of this woman,who's also written episodes for televisions' " Law and Order : UK ".

Emilia also has experience of working with offenders and the rehabilitation of them,so has first-hand knowledge of the " inner workings " of criminals. Having studied crime and criminals as well as working with them,Emilia goes on to say that her own instincts told her that Jeremy was " no family annihilator ",that instead,it was Sheila who'd fitted that description.
Emilia then went on to name the women who had murdered their children and all suffered some sort of mental problem.

Emilia no longer works in prisons as she's now a script writer for television,but both her and her husband got to know Jeremy,who she described as an " extraordinary person who continues to work relentlessly to prove his innocence " and also describes him as being a warm,compassionate human being to whom both Emilia and her husband feel privileged to know. They're both 100% certain of Jeremys' innocence. 

[lookout]

 Some pretty interesting posts when you delve back over the years. One in particular took my eye and it was someone who knew CC. The poster had said how close CC had been to the relatives in the days leading up to the funerals of the family. Then the closeness fizzled out once CC learned how " they were motivated by greed and CC had deeply questioned their actions surrounding the silencer find ".
Just goes to show,doesn't it ? Nobody knows who knows who.

No wonder I always had the feeling that CC was holding back as regards his book.I've always had that feeling that he could have said a lot more but was afraid of rocking the boat.

[lookout]

 Jeremy had once turned on CC after the murders,when CC had said to Jeremy,after having informed the police, that Sheilas' actions came as no surprise to him ??  It's obvious that Jeremy had had no idea just how sick his sister was.
What did CC mean ?  I think the guy has more than an idea that Jeremy wasn't responsible. 

[lookout]

Because CC knew what state of mind Sheila was in,how could he possibly have told the poor girl that he couldn't get back with Sheila because he had someone else ? You'd have to be pretty cold-hearted and unfeeling to come out with something like that under the circumstances.

The way I see it is that both Sheila and Jeremy were taken for a ride,as does happen with decent people who mix with those who are " one ahead of them ".  It's no wonder the Bambers preferred to keep themselves to themselves with people like that lurking around.

[lookout]

Why has CC "forgiven " Jeremy ? If you " knew " that someone had murdered your children,would you forgive them ?? I suppose you would if you " thought " that they had ! Big difference.

[lookout]

 What a pity the dog handler hadn't taken the sniffer dog inside the farmhouse.

[lookout]

 So,the files on the police shooting of Mark Duggan have got lost in the post. How careless,koff.

[lookout]

 I would just like to say in praise of the red forum,what a brilliant poster they have in David819. Here's a man who is taking an impartial view to either side of the case,but obviously knows his stuff judging by his posts. I take great pleasure in reading posts such as his which are thought out in the most intelligent of ways.

Just thought I'd say that he hasn't gone unnoticed and we could learn a thing or two from his style.

[ngb1066]

I would just like to say in praise of the red forum,what a brilliant poster they have in David819. Here's a man who is taking an impartial view to either side of the case,but obviously knows his stuff judging by his posts. I take great pleasure in reading posts such as his which are thought out in the most intelligent of ways.

Just thought I'd say that he hasn't gone unnoticed and we could learn a thing or two from his style.

I wonder if he is a member here?

[lookout]

I wonder if he is a member here?

Hi ngb,I wondered that myself,as this was the main reason why I posted what I did,beside the fact that he sounded like a decent poster.

[lookout]

 Have again been scouring old posts on here and found a letter pertaining to PE and his return of a rifle to WHF " before the silencer was found ". He'd let himself in as he had a key ! Did he indeed ??

It's movements like this that I find highly suspect. Somehow,if the guy had been the gentlemanly sort such as Neville was,then I'd have thought nothing of it but------------------------------------