Familiar Portrait?

[Caroline]

But he is supposed to have thought of so many things, little details, down to moving telephones, staging a suicide with the Bible, making Sheila´s bed and on and on - while boiling with anger.

And? (Although not sure where making Sheila's bed comes into it).

[susan]

Hi Susan,this is what we're told. To keep us quiet.

Hi lookout you are so funny and bring a smile to my face that is why I loves ya

[Alias]

Not wanting to get caught doesn't mean he wasn't angry.

Just saying the overkill and rage doesn´t quite mesh with a cold, calculated inheritance killing. To me at least. Something is off.

[Alias]

And? (Although not sure where making Sheila's bed comes into it).

And? Am I entitled to an opinion, or?

I have heard it claimed that he made her bed - along with a lot of other little things.

[susan]

And? Am I entitled to an opinion, or?

I have heard it claimed that he made her bed - along with a lot of other little things.

Alias it has been said that Sheila's bed looked like it had not been slept in therefore indicating she never went to bed other than lie on the top some have said she did go to bed and Jeremy made her bed before he left not sure where all this is going but it has been banded about the forum manytimes.

[Caroline]

And? Am I entitled to an opinion, or?

I have heard it claimed that he made her bed - along with a lot of other little things.

Where did I say you weren't? I am also entitled to mine and see absolutely nothing wrong with the notion that during the execution of the murders he unleashed some anger.

[Caroline]

Alias it has been said that Sheila's bed looked like it had not been slept in therefore indicating she never went to bed other than lie on the top some have said she did go to bed and Jeremy made her bed before he left not sure where all this is going but it has been banded about the forum manytimes.

I've never seen anyone post that Jeremy made the bed but if they did, it's simply their opinion - it's certainly not a main stream belief.

[susan]

I've never seen anyone post that Jeremy made the bed but if they did, it's simply their opinion - it's certainly not a main stream belief.

maybe I have just imagined it I am really bad for doing that

[lookout]

Hi lookout you are so funny and bring a smile to my face that is why I loves ya

Aww,Susan,that's lovely. Loves ya back.

[lookout]

 He must have made his dad and himself a cup of tea before killing him-----------2 cups on,or near the Aga.

To my knowledge,there was never any boasting done about his conquests after the event. Isn't this another trait of psychopaths  ? I imagine all psychopaths are different in their tactics. So you wouldn't know who was one and who wasn't.   
Jeremy hasn't " lost it " in prison either. He's continued to keep his cool. He couldn't have faced this long locked up if he'd been guilty. Not once has he been on suicide watch ( sign of guilt )  He's shown determination to prove his innocence which he has to be admired for.

No planning was done for these murders.It was done on the spur of the moment and carried out in a frenzied and mad fashion. It HAD to be someone who was clinically INSANE.

[Jane]

More than enough has been said about Jeremy and his drugs,even JM for that matter,but NOTHING has ever been said about it being in the safe at the farmhouse,or who it belonged to. Strange,that.

Is there proof of it being in the safe? ie, is it on an items found list?

[Jane]

During the last 12 months of Sheila's life,she'd relied heavily on cannabis and as a consequence,smoked heavily too. Remember,there was only a trace in her bloodstream which meant that her last smoke would have been days before she arrived at WHF.
Because of her reliance on the drug,she would STILL have suffered withdrawal symptoms as I'd mentioned.

Yet when the died there was barely a detectable amount found in her blood which doesn't suggest reliance.

[Jane]

No way did it have anything to do with inheritance. The only one full of anger and frustration was Sheila.

Yet it appears, from what you've said previously, that Jeremy resented being a farm labourer. An early inheritance would have negated his need to be such.

[lookout]

Is there proof of it being in the safe? ie, is it on an items found list?

I had read that when RWB found the key to the safe,when opened,there were papers and " some " cannabis.
He was quite an expert when it came to finding things.

[lookout]

Yet when the died there was barely a detectable amount found in her blood which doesn't suggest reliance.

It'd most certainly spell reliance when only a trace of it was found in her blood. It must have been all of 4 days that she'd already been without. The fact that it was still in her body at all spoke for itself.