The killlers

[guest154]

Thank you for sharing this Reader. 192 pages. How do you know there were more pages?   

Will you be reading it, Patti?

[Reader]

Just guessing, as 192 pages isn't very many after 10 years of research.

[Patti]

Will you be reading it, Patti?

Yes of course will you?

[Patti]

Just guessing, as 192 pages isn't very many after 10 years of research.

No doubt he has left the good bits out....

[guest154]

Yes of course will you?

No, I found his posts poor to be honest with you... wouldn't want to read a book of it. 

[scipio_usmc]

Will you be buying it, Reader?

If anything from it is interesting I am sure someone will post it here to discuss.

[Reader]

Possibly, but I'll wait to see reviews of it first.

[Alias]

Possibly, but I'll wait to see reviews of it first.

There was something dodgy about the whole debacle in the Scottish newspaper with unsubstantiated accusations against people.
I don´t trust this person, so I wouldn´t put too much credence into what he writes.
Will no doubt hear from others what is in the book. 

[lookout]

I really believe that the murder was committed by more than 1 person. It's not possible for 1 person to have controlled all the family gun or not.

Maybe so,but if a " killer " had been contracted by,say,Jeremy,don't you think that a " payment " of £2,000 was rather small in comparison to the £25,000 which JM received for doing nothing ?? He'd be rather sick don't you think ?

Having said that,the killer was already inside the farmhouse,locked,bolted and shuttered in.

[Jan]

I might wait for the price to go down (:  that seems a lot for 192 pages - where quite a few of those will no doubt be "setting the scene" and explaining the murders.

Wonder what will be in there that is "new"