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[Jan]

No, that is what you are all saying in order in order to dilute Kerry Daynes professional opinion. She thinks he's a psychopath, we think he's a psychopath, lots of people think he's a psychopath. In fact there are very few people who don't think he is a psychopath.

Actually I was not - I was referring to your opinion - because I have not even had time to finish watching the video.  I was asking what is the accepted way to do a diagnosis .

[Stephanie]

Actually I was not - I was referring to your opinion - because I have not even had time to finish watching the video.  I was asking what is the accepted way to do a diagnosis .

See my previous posts on the subject.

My opinion has come from reading his statements, interviews, blogs, letters... Eccetera.... And paying attention to his behaviours, what he says and doesn't say... Blah blah

You only have to look at his recent blog (early May 2015) - He is given the opportunity to protest his innocence but rather than do this he appears more interested in jumping on the bandwagon in relation to old news.

Again, his motive to murder was allegedly for money, he's been in the news in the past fighting for MONEY and now he's banging on about MONEY.

[Jan]

See my previous posts on the subject.

My opinion has come from reading his statements, interviews, blogs, letters... Eccetera.... And paying attention to his behaviours, what he says and doesn't say... Blah blah

You only have to look at his recent blog (early May 2015) - he is given the opportunity to protest his innocence but rather than do this he appears more interested in jumping on the bandwagon in relation to old news.

Again, his motive to murder was allegedly for money, he's been in the news in the past fighting for MONEY and now he's banging on about MONEY.

So if someone is in jail and they are actually innocent how do you expect them to prove that fact without some support if they are not entitled to legal aid - this is no ta question  about Jeremy it is a theoretical question - how do they get the legal representation and pay for everything that needs to be done?

[Stephanie]

Furthermore, as a prisoner maintaining innocence I think he is taking liberties by blogging what he has. The original point of giving prisoners, maintaining innocence, the right to have contact with the media wasn't to allow them to be given a voice to air their opinions/grievances on political matters it was in order for them to have a voice beyond the prison walls in relation to their conviction (unsafe/wrongful).

This adds further weight for me that JB is arrogant - another trait of psychopathy.

It wouldn't surprise me if he gets "dupers delight" from being allowed to blog about subjects unrelated to overturning his conviction.

[Stephanie]

See my previous posts on the subject.

My opinion has come from reading his statements, interviews, blogs, letters... Eccetera.... And paying attention to his behaviours, what he says and doesn't say... Blah blah

You only have to look at his recent blog (early May 2015) - He is given the opportunity to protest his innocence but rather than do this he appears more interested in jumping on the bandwagon in relation to old news.

Again, his motive to murder was allegedly for money, he's been in the news in the past fighting for MONEY and now he's banging on about MONEY.

So if someone is in jail and they are actually innocent how do you expect them to prove that fact without some support if they are not entitled to legal aid - this is no ta question  about Jeremy it is a theoretical question - how do they get the legal representation and pay for everything that needs to be done?

Your post doesn't make sense in relation to what I have posted? I haven't mentioned legal aid?

[Stephanie]

Unless of course you are suggesting that JB has attempted to get money in the past by suing people in order to pay his legal fees?

[Jane]

I'm fully aware of what a psychopath is,and Jeremy isn't one of them. He was a lad who liked to show off given his new found freedom from the apron strings of his mother. It's quite normal.

And how are you, as a one time nurse, more qualified to make that statement, than a qualified psychologist?

[Stephanie]

But to answer your question, from experience, it is free to apply to the CCRC in order for them to review a case of 'wrongful conviction.'

[lookout]

And how are you, as a one time nurse, more qualified to make that statement, than a qualified psychologist?

Believe me April,it has nothing to do with being qualified or not. There are some nurses who are more qualified in their field,than doctors. You ask any doctor. A doctor only specialises in one or two areas of the anatomy,whereas a nurse on a specific ward,say of a surgical nature,can also spot other problems which are medical too,such as a mental illness.The surgeon only carried out " his area " of expertise.

A psychiatrist/psychologist won't profess to know everything either,and they CAN get it wrong. A for instance is actually concerning the family. The child in question is coming up to 7 years of age,and for the past 4,we as a family have known that there was a problem with the child,as at 3 she was destructive,used to bite her siblings,run amok,etc etc,and don't mention taking her shopping !!

December last year,I accompanied the child to the hospital to see ANOTHER child psychiatrist and demanded that her behaviour wasn't normal,as had been said in the past of a 3 year old. To cut a long story short,the child's mother received the top rate disability living allowance for the child,who has got severe ADHD,even though she'd been attending a school which specialises in children who are behind in their work,the psychiatrists still hadn't seen a problem
The child is a loveable monster.

[Stephanie]

Believe me April,it has nothing to do with being qualified or not. There are some nurses who are more qualified in their field,than doctors. You ask any doctor. A doctor only specialises in one or two areas of the anatomy,whereas a nurse on a specific ward,say of a surgical nature,can also spot other problems which are medical too,such as a mental illness.The surgeon only carried out " his area " of expertise.

A psychiatrist/psychologist won't profess to know everything either,and they CAN get it wrong. A for instance is actually concerning the family. The child in question is coming up to 7 years of age,and for the past 4,we as a family have known that there was a problem with the child,as at 3 she was destructive,used to bite her siblings,run amok,etc etc,and don't mention taking her shopping !!

December last year,I accompanied the child to the hospital to see ANOTHER child psychiatrist and demanded that her behaviour wasn't normal,as had been said in the past of a 3 year old. To cut a long story short,the child's mother received the top rate disability living allowance for the child,who has got severe ADHD,even though she'd been attending a school which specialises in children who are behind in their work,the psychiatrists still hadn't seen a problem
The child is a loveable monster.

So are you saying, to cut a long story short, that you've accepted that the 'child is a loveable monster' as the top rate for disability living allowance is now being paid for the child who has severe ADHD?

Or have I misinterpreted that?

Incidentally labelling a child a 'monster' can be harmful to the child in later life, so be sure to air on the side of caution when referring to them in this manner' if indeed you need to refer to them like this at all?

[lookout]

I love my great granddaughter very much,and she IS a monster at times,and one can only KNOW of these things when your faced with it. The same as you don't know someone with a psychopathic disorder until you've met one.
 My argument is,that it's taken nearly 4 years to get a diagnosis from a doctor/psychiatrist/psychologist and a paediatrician to notice that there was something " not right ". My g/daughter had been tearing her hair out because she was such a handful. Also had been reduced to tears at times as well,as she has other children to see to. I've had the child on occasion, but became scared in case she ran out of the door.

[Stephanie]

I love my great granddaughter very much,and she IS a monster at times,and one can only KNOW of these things when your faced with it. The same as you don't know someone with a psychopathic disorder until you've met one.
 My argument is,that it's taken nearly 4 years to get a diagnosis from a doctor/psychiatrist/psychologist and a paediatrician to notice that there was something " not right ". My g/daughter had been tearing her hair out because she was such a handful. Also had been reduced to tears at times as well,as she has other children to see to. I've had the child on occasion, but became scared in case she ran out of the door.

I am not suggesting for one moment you do not love your great granddaughter very much.

But how can a small child act like a monster, as you suggest? Could it be that things going on around her could be affecting her? Could her environment be a cause or do you think she was born that way?

[lookout]

I am not suggesting for one moment you do not love your great granddaughter very much.

But how can a small child act like a monster, as you suggest? Could it be that things going on around her could be affecting her? Could her environment be a cause or do you think she was born that way?

Oh dear,this is futile if you have no experience of children.

[Stephanie]

Oh dear,this is futile if you have no experience of children.

Who doesn't have experience of children?



I don't think receiving the highest amount possible for disability living allowance suggests a child has ADHD. In fact I think this is one of the flaws in our government support systems.

I know a parent who claimed the highest amount possible for her child who apparently had ADHD. They too had to put up a fight over the years in order to receive the monetary award. Was this money spent on helping the child? No it was not. Where is the child now; in prison for a very long time.

Maybe the child psychologists in these instances have got it right . Maybe the problems aren't with the child but with their environment. Maybe the parent needs the help and support in order to better support the child emotionally?

[Caroline]

Oh dear,this is futile if you have no experience of children.

And the same can be said if you have no experience of psychopaths.