Michael Fielder Proven liar

[Caroline]

Even if your family had not been murdered, the normal reaction when going through their things and finding nude photos would be to immediately destroy them.  That they still existed for Colin to see says volumes regarding Jeremy's intentions...

he didn't even have the decency to let Colin sort out the boys rooms. Bagged up their belongings like rubbish.

[susan]

he didn't even have the decency to let Colin sort out the boys rooms. Bagged up their belongings like rubbish.

Caroline Colin was very disapointed when he saw what Jeremy had done with his sons belongings as he wanted to do it in his mind that was the last contact he would have with them

[lookout]

he didn't even have the decency to let Colin sort out the boys rooms. Bagged up their belongings like rubbish.

How do you know ?

[scipio_usmc]

he didn't even have the decency to let Colin sort out the boys rooms. Bagged up their belongings like rubbish.

In total the picture presented is:

1) Jeremy stopped farming and thus stopped living at Goldhanger where he lived only because he was given free board there in order to be close to his work

2) He was living in Sheila's flat because this way he could be in London to live the kind of lifestyle he always sought

3) He didn't keep anything that was his family's for sentimental reasons he sold anything he could and threw away anything he could not sell

4) Any normal decent person would have junked the nude pics not have shared them with Brett and others.  While he threw away things that he felt were valueless he didn't throw away the nude pictures- this tells us that he saw some value in the nude pictures.  What value could he have seen in them?  Jeremy supporters never address this because it is highly damning.  It well supports the claims that he tried to sell them. If he had no intention of selling them then he would have thrown them away as soon as he found them.  Which leads us to the ultimate desperation engaged in by Jeremy supporters which is to deny the pictures ever existed thereby alleviating the need of them to explain why he didn't destroy the photos as soon as he found them.

[scipio_usmc]

How do you know ?

You are the book lover, did you bother to read the pages she posted in this thread from Colin's book?  The pages related to such were vertical so could be read without a bent neck.

[Caroline]

In total the picture presented is:

1) Jeremy stopped farming and thus stopped living at Goldhanger where he lived only because he was given free board there in order to be close to his work

2) He was living in Sheila's flat because this way he could be in London to live the kind of lifestyle he always sought

3) He didn't keep anything that was his family's for sentimental reasons he sold anything he could and threw away anything he could not sell

4) Any normal decent person would have junked the nude pics not have shared them with Brett and others.  While he threw away things that he felt were valueless he didn't throw away the nude pictures- this tells us that he saw some value in the nude pictures.  What value could he have seen in them?  Jeremy supporters never address this because it is highly damning.  It well supports the claims that he tried to sell them. If he had no intention of selling them then he would have thrown them away as soon as he found them.  Which leads us to the ultimate desperation engaged in by Jeremy supporters which is to deny the pictures ever existed thereby alleviating the need of them to explain why he didn't destroy the photos as soon as he found them.

I agree!! Also, you have to question why the most explicit pictures were at Goldhanger? I think he had the pictures all along and didn't give them to Colin because he already had plans to sell them.

[Caroline]

How do you know ?

Errr research Lookout!! I did most of the work for you, you just had to read the pages I posted!

[Caroline]

Caroline Colin was very disapointed when he saw what Jeremy had done with his sons belongings as he wanted to do it in his mind that was the last contact he would have with them

And who wouldn't be Susan? Seeing the twins belongings in bin liners must have been a stab in the heart.

[scipio_usmc]

I agree!! Also, you have to question why the most explicit pictures were at Goldhanger? I think he had the pictures all along and didn't give them to Colin because he already had plans to sell them.

Colin was her ex I would not have given them to Colin even, I would have destroyed them upon finding them.

[Caroline]

Colin was her ex I would not have given them to Colin even, I would have destroyed them upon finding them.

So would I but I don't believe he didn't have them to hand when Colin asked for them.

[susan]

And who wouldn't be Susan? Seeing the twins belongings in bin liners must have been a stab in the heart.

Caroline it was so cruel, cold and callous for Jeremy to have so little regard for clothes and toys belonging to the twins but to put them in bin liners as if they were garbage.

[Caroline]

Caroline it was so cruel, cold and callous for Jeremy to have so little regard for clothes and toys belonging to the twins but to put them in bin liners as if they were garbage.

I can imagine that he didn't even give a thought to how it looked. Instances like this make me think of the P word! 

[susan]

I can imagine that he didn't even give a thought to how it looked. Instances like this make me think of the P word! 

 

[scipio_usmc]

Caroline it was so cruel, cold and callous for Jeremy to have so little regard for clothes and toys belonging to the twins but to put them in bin liners as if they were garbage.

He figured since they were dead they would not longer be needed. He had no sentimental attachment to anything because he didn't like his family and didn't even consider that Colin would want any of the stuff.

 

[Caroline]

He figured since they were dead they would not longer be needed. He had no sentimental attachment to anything because he didn't like his family and didn't even consider that Colin would want any of the stuff.

Like I said, sparks of the P word.