How would you react ?

[guest154]

Ex member.

Hearing.

Reason to believe.

Didn't tell anyone why.

Now deceased.


I think Scipio will now change stance.

Sounds convincing doesn't it? 

[maggie]

Ex member.

Hearing.

Reason to believe.

Didn't tell anyone why.

Now deceased.


I think Scipio will now change stance.

It wasn't meant to be proof of anything, I was just referring to the Foakes family. 

[susan]

It wasn't meant to be proof of anything, I was just referring to the Foakes family. 

Maggie you are right was not aware we said this was proof of anything we casually mentioned a conversation held on this forum and repeated what was said. no more no less nothing sinister or strange no need to panic folks Scipio understands us this is why he did not comment.

[Adam]

Maggie you are right was not aware we said this was proof of anything we casually mentioned a conversation held on this forum and repeated what was said. no more no less nothing sinister or strange no need to panic folks Scipio understands us this is why he did not comment.

Why do you think Neville or Jeremy didn't call the Foakes's ?  They were literally about 100 yards away.

[maggie]

Why do you think Neville or Jeremy didn't call the Foakes's ?  They were literally about 100 yards away.

I don't know Adam, I'm sure you have the answer. I would hazard a guess that in most circumstances it would not be in Nevill's psychie to phone his farm labourer about personal stuff.
If there was a phone call to Jeremy, Neville did not say anyone had been shot, he said he needed help with Sheila, that was not the Foakse's business, it was family business.

[susan]

Why do you think Neville or Jeremy didn't call the Foakes's ?  They were literally about 100 yards away.

Adam think you may know my answer to that question IMO no phone call from Ralph to Jeremy.

[Adam]

They had been working for the Bambers for 36 years.

Dorothy testified that Jeremy said 'he didn't get on with his Sheila. And that he 'would not share his money with Sheila'. If anything happened to the family Jeremy would 'sell the whole lot and pack up'.

Leonard testified that he saw Sheila and the twins the day before the shootings. He said 'she looked happy enough to me'.

What is also interesting is that is that they both lived in a tied cottage at WHF. Surely the best people for Neville to ring when Sheila went 'crazy'.

They were already there. They knew Neville & Sheila & there were two of them. They probably had a key and unlike Jeremy,  Neville trusted them, otherwise they would not be working for him. For 36 years.

Forget about keeping it in the family. Sheila had 'gone crazy & had got the gun'. Anyway, working for a family business for 36 years and you are practically family.

Both Neville and Jeremy rang the police so were not interested in keeping things private.

But Neville made a mysterious call to Jeremy. Who said himself he 'did not get on' with Sheila.

And why didn't Jeremy call the Folkes's, instead of Julie and a police station miles away ? Jeremy said it did not occur to him.

[Patti]

They had been working for the Bambers for 36 years.

Dorothy testified that Jeremy said 'he didn't get on with his Sheila. And that he 'would not share his money with Sheila'. If anything happened to the family Jeremy would 'sell the whole lot and pack up'.

Leonard testified that he saw Sheila and the twins the day before the shootings. He said 'she looked happy enough to me'.

What is also interesting is that is that they both lived in a tied cottage at WHF. Surely the best people for Neville to ring when Sheila went 'crazy'.

They were already there. They knew Neville & Sheila & there were two of them. They probably had a key and unlike Jeremy,  Neville trusted them, otherwise they would not be working for him. For 36 years.

Forget about keeping it in the family. Sheila had 'gone crazy & had got the gun'. Anyway, working for a family business for 36 years and you are practically family.

Both Neville and Jeremy rang the police so were not interested in keeping things private.

But Neville made a mysterious call to Jeremy. Who said himself he 'did not get on' with Sheila.

And why didn't Jeremy call the Folkes's, instead of Julie and a police station miles away ? Jeremy said it did not occur to him.

Hi Adam

Where are you getting your info from on the Foakes? Have you seen a statement somewhere? 

I don't think Nevill or Jeremy would have phoned the Foakes at the spur of the moment.

I'm trying to think who Jeremy replaced on the farm. Someone was given notice to quit I think, but cannot remember who it was. 

[susan]

Hi Adam

Where are you getting your info from on the Foakes? Have you seen a statement somewhere? 

I don't think Nevill or Jeremy would have phoned the Foakes at the spur of the moment.

I'm trying to think who Jeremy replaced on the farm. Someone was given notice to quit I think, but cannot remember who it was. 

Hello Patti

I have made my feelings clear on the forum with regard to the phone calls but we shall say for the sake of debate Ralph needed help with Sheila he would not have phoned one of his farm workers it would be kept in the family and Jeremy would be the one to call.

[Patti]

Hello Patti

I have made my feelings clear on the forum with regard to the phone calls but we shall say for the sake of debate Ralph needed help with Sheila he would not have phoned one of his farm workers it would be kept in the family and Jeremy would be the one to call.

Hi Susan 

Agreed Susan. We can throw many things on the table looking back in hindsight, but I feel sure his first reaction  would be to call his son...

[Adam]

Hi Adam

Where are you getting your info from on the Foakes? Have you seen a statement somewhere? 

I don't think Nevill or Jeremy would have phoned the Foakes at the spur of the moment.

I'm trying to think who Jeremy replaced on the farm. Someone was given notice to quit I think, but cannot remember who it was. 

All in Wilkes's book.

[Adam]

Hi Susan 

Agreed Susan. We can throw many things on the table looking back in hindsight, but I feel sure his first reaction  would be to call his son...

There are 40 reasons not to.

June was nearer than Jeremy.

[susan]

There are 40 reasons not to.

June was nearer than Jeremy.

Adam was one of the neighbours called June too.

[susan]

Patti will confirm this or otherwise when I get to it in the book I am now on page 8 why do I bother with books I ask myself like some who don't exercise but buy running shoes

[Patti]

All in Wilkes's book.

Arrr I shall have to dig his book out....