Michael Fielder Proven liar

[Caroline]

Nugnug do you mean Jeremy was on bail when he met with the Sun reporter did not know that he must have been confident he was going to walk free.

Of course he was Susan - one might say 'arrogantly so'!   

[nugnug]

so the sun know hes suspected of murder he knows that they know this and he does that knowing full well it will make him a bigger suspect i find that hard to belive.

[lookout]

 Arrogance=Innocence.

[Caroline]

Arrogance=Innocence.

 Arrogance=psychopathy

[Stephanie]

Arrogance=psychopathy

Agreed!

[nugnug]

so what we have established is fielder and the sun knew he was suspected of killing his family before the meeting.

[guest154]

Arrogance=Innocence.

If I was under suspicion or murdering my entire family, arrogance would be the last trait that would show up. I wouldn't sit saying "no comment"... I would answer the questions to quickly clear my name so that they could move on.

But Jeremy believed he was smart enough to get away with it and wasn't about to say anything that they could use to trip him up, "no comment" at that time is very telling.

[gringo]

so jeremy is supposed to have done this while out on bail.

if he did it hes got to be the stupidist man allive hasnt.

  That is a good point nugs. It all seems so unlikely and rests on so little "evidence" that the whole claim can be regarded as highly unlikely.
    It is hard to believe that this is such an article of faith amongst many who believe JB guilty.

[susan]

so what we have established is fielder and the sun knew he was suspected of killing his family before the meeting.

nugnug he must have done if Jeremy was on bail the Sun would know that.

[Caroline]

so the sun know hes suspected of murder he knows that they know this and he does that knowing full well it will make him a bigger suspect i find that hard to belive.

He thought BC had made an alliance after previously giving Fielder an exclusive on Jeremy's (and his own) arrest. He thought he was clever enough to get him onside. If he didn't try to sell the pictures, how did Fielder know about them? How did he use the same sentence that was told to Colin? Why is Jeremy now saying they never existed?

[lookout]

If I was under suspicion or murdering my entire family, arrogance would be the last trait that would show up. I wouldn't sit saying "no comment"... I would answer the questions to quickly clear my name so that they could move on.

But Jeremy believed he was smart enough to get away with it and wasn't about to say anything that they could use to trip him up, "no comment" at that time is very telling.

Head up and sure of myself. That would be me. Unless I had a solicitor present,I wpuldn't answer any questions either as I know how answers can ne twisted.Even with a solicitor present,it's they who usually advice when to speak.
It's a legal right for an accused to answer with " no comment ".It doesn't mean that you have no intention of answering,it's on the orders of a lawyer not to do,as by answering,such as Jeremy had rattled when first arrested,he shot himself in the foot as the officers took what he'd said as read-------a big mistake,especially where times are concerned when later you discover you were wrong.

[Caroline]

Head up and sure of myself. That would be me. Unless I had a solicitor present,I wpuldn't answer any questions either as I know how answers can ne twisted.Even with a solicitor present,it's they who usually advice when to speak.
It's a legal right for an accused to answer with " no comment ".It doesn't mean that you have no intention of answering,it's on the orders of a lawyer not to do,as by answering,such as Jeremy had rattled when first arrested,he shot himself in the foot as the officers took what he'd said as read-------a big mistake,especially where times are concerned when later you discover you were wrong.

They don't add up!

[nugnug]

if i was under suspion i certanly wouldent do that angian i suppose im not him so i cant really say.

[lookout]

Head up and sure of myself. That would be me. Unless I had a solicitor present,I wouldn't answer any questions either as I know how answers can ne twisted.Even with a solicitor present,it's they who usually advice when to speak.
It's a legal right for an accused to answer with " no comment ".It doesn't mean that you have no intention of answering,it's on the orders of a lawyer not to do,as by answering,such as Jeremy had rattled when first arrested,he shot himself in the foot as the officers took what he'd said as read-------a big mistake,especially where times are concerned when later you discover you were wrong.

[Caroline]

Jeremy claimed the times were wrong at trial but now he's saying the original times are correct!! OOPS!!