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[Caroline]

Those comments will be placed back Caroline.

Ok cheers!

[Adam]

where is that bit then? Or do you mean just because he had pet rats? And played jokes on his mother ?

Yes. As I said he had no trouble getting and using them.

So perfectly believable what Julie said.

[lookout]

Yes. As I said he had no trouble getting and using them.

So perfectly believable what Julie said.

Try asking her husband how believable she was.

[Caroline]

Just watched part of the video again and it's not David Boutflour that said they found the silencer after the funeral, it was the narrator and such programmes are notorious for getting things wrong. However, this is the first time I have heard him suggest that the silencer was 'sticky'!!

[Caroline]

where is that bit then? Or do you mean just because he had pet rats? And played jokes on his mother ?

Where does it state that he had 'pet rats'? The video simply said 'baby rats' not that they were pets?

[Adam]

The reconstruction of the police passing Jeremy was amusing.

'If it had been going any slower, it would have stopped' said Bews.

[Alias]

Whenever I hear about Jeremy´s teasing his mother, I think about my cousins and my aunt (my mother´s sister). They kept taunting her, for instance, some holding her and two others sticking their bare toes in her face!!!
She was such a nice lady, I couldn´t understand why they were doing this, I thought it was horrible. We would never have dared to do anything like that to our mother.
All her children grew up to be "pillars of community", highly educated, highly successful, they were just weird teens!

[Adam]

Bews says the farmhouse is totally in darkness.

No wonder the police mistook Neville for a woman.

[Adam]

It says Jeremy drew a map for the police. With possible hiding places where Sheila could be waiting with a gun !

What a helpful chap.

[Jane]

Just watched part of the video again and it's not David Boutflour that said they found the silencer after the funeral, it was the narrator and such programmes are notorious for getting things wrong. However, this is the first time I have heard him suggest that the silencer was 'sticky'!!

Yes Caroline. I picked that up and wondered what he meant by it, especially as he went on to stress how tiny was the amount of blood. What would have caused it to be "sticky"?

[Adam]

Jones confirms with the 2002 appeal that Neville had shocking injuries.

And agrees with the judge that Neville put up a terrific struggle.

But Sheila was not marked.

[Alias]

Bews says the farmhouse is totally in darkness.

No wonder the police mistook Neville for a woman.

That does not correspond with other officers´ accounts, so this is confusing and unclear.

[Alias]

Just watched part of the video again and it's not David Boutflour that said they found the silencer after the funeral, it was the narrator and such programmes are notorious for getting things wrong. However, this is the first time I have heard him suggest that the silencer was 'sticky'!!

Quite strange actually.
Wouldn´t Jeremy have noticed how sticky it was before he packed it away?

[Adam]

Jones says the marks on his back suggest he had been forced downstairs.

But he had his pyjama top on. Which had no marks.

I suspect Jeremy lifted a part of the top after all 8 shots and the beating. To make sure he was dead.

[Alias]

Jones says the marks on his back suggest he had been forced downstairs.

But he had his pyjama top on. Which had no marks.

I suspect Jeremy lifted a part of the top after all 8 shots and the beating. To make sure he was dead.

I also think Stan Jones was mistaken in this assumption, but I don´t want to guess how Nevill got those burns. Nobody knows.