I don't particularly care what people say about her. I pay attention to the pertinent issues regarding her her body and to a lesser degree her medication. She could have been the worst person in the world but if the evidence proves she didn't kill herself or anyone else then it would still make no difference how horrible she was. Some people seem to want to not pay attention to the evidence that matters and instead evaluate this case based on their perceptions of Jeremy and Sheila. It's not a valid basis to evaluate the case but worse those perceptions are largely shaped by innuendo.
I don't see any way to get enough info to accurately evaluate what they were like in full and see no reason to even bother to try to look for such information because it is not relevant to the issue of guilt.
Guess what, Skippy? I don't particularly care that you don't particularly care what people say about her. In fact, I'm not particularly interested in your opinion any more than you're interested in mine. If you were you wouldn't be talking about how she might have been the worst person in the world with the underlying implication that I'd suggested she was other than a nice person. NOR have I suggested that she killed herself or anyone else.
When it comes to what makes people who they are, Skippy, you've said it yourself very succinctly "I.........see no reason to even bother to try to look for such information .................." I think it sums you up very well so I'll tell you what, you just carry on doing what you trained to do and allow me to carry on doing what I was trained to do. As neither appears to have anything in common with the other we should be able to avoid each others company, shouldn't we.
