The meeting with The Sun newspaper:

[Alias]

And to make sure the police arrive before you do 

I don´t find that bit particularly damning because it can be explained in so many ways. One, the police did tell him to wait for them, didn´t they.
Fear is another factor.

[David1819]

Of course it didn´t work - he painted himself into a corner if he really made up that call! How stupid can a man be?

Back then calls where not traced or bills itemised. The worst thing was putting the silencer in the cupboard that's if he used it

[Caroline]

Of course it didn´t work - he painted himself into a corner if he really made up that call! How stupid can a man be?

I said it 'almost' worked. It's not really that stupid because people still believe the call happened and because of it, he must be innocent.

[Alias]

I said it 'almost' worked. It's not really that stupid because people still believe the call happened and because of it, he must be innocent.

I can read, now good night.

[Caroline]

I can read, now good night.

Glad to hear it! Night.

[Jane]

I think April is talking about how people who knew (probably superficially) Jeremy are talking about him now, not before the murders.

Absolutely NOT, Alias. ALL those, known to me, who knew Jeremy, were speaking PRE murders. None of them belonged to the set he hung out with POST murders.

[Caroline]

Absolutely NOT, Alias. ALL those, known to me, who knew Jeremy, were speaking PRE murders. None of them belonged to the set he hung out with POST murders.

That's what I thought you meant  - cheers April

[Alias]

Absolutely NOT, Alias. ALL those, known to me, who knew Jeremy, were speaking PRE murders. None of them belonged to the set he hung out with POST murders.

No, but what I mean is that the talk about him was POST murders, not PRE. There lies the difference.

[Jane]

No, but what I mean is that the talk about him was POST murders, not PRE. There lies the difference.

I can't see where the difference lays   -all those who spoke of him had known him since he was a boy and it seems he didn't have the reputation of helping old ladies across the road or simply being "a nice young man"-  but if you say so

[Alias]

I can't see where the difference lays   -all those who spoke of him had known him since he was a boy and it seems he didn't have the reputation of helping old ladies across the road or simply being "a nice young man"-  but if you say so

I tried to lay that out in a precvious post, if you care, you can go back and read. Well, I would be glad if you did instead of making up what you think I think.

[Jane]

I tried to lay that out in a precvious post, if you care, you can go back and read. Well, I would be glad if you did instead of making up what you think I think.

Please elucidate. I have absolutely no idea what you think I think YOU think  -could be it is you who are putting your own spin on it?-  I think therefore ANY imagined "making up" would have been entirely unintentional.

[Alias]

I can't see where the difference lays   -all those who spoke of him had known him since he was a boy and it seems he didn't have the reputation of helping old ladies across the road or simply being "a nice young man"-  but if you say so

I never said Jeremy was "a nice young man" - you say I did. This has happened before. You make your spin on posts I make and invent things I never said, not even close.

[Jane]

I never said Jeremy was "a nice young man" - you say I did. This has happened before. You make your spin on posts I make and invent things I never said, not even close.

Please direct me to where you believe that I said that YOU said that Jeremy was " a nice young man" To the best of MY knowledge, I have only included to expression once and it had NOTHING to do with anything you may, or not have thought.

[Caroline]

I never said Jeremy was "a nice young man" - you say I did. This has happened before. You make your spin on posts I make and invent things I never said, not even close.

Isn't that what you did with the post below?

I think April is talking about how people who knew (probably superficially) Jeremy are talking about him now, not before the murders.

Because actually April said;

Absolutely NOT, Alias. ALL those, known to me, who knew Jeremy, were speaking PRE murders. None of them belonged to the set he hung out with POST murders.

[Alias]

I can't see where the difference lays   -all those who spoke of him had known him since he was a boy and it seems he didn't have the reputation of helping old ladies across the road or simply being "a nice young man"-  but if you say so

Here, April, here you say it.