Police log contents, and position of bodies in photographs don't add up, CRIKEY.

[Caroline]

It certainly wasn't gossip !!

It's complete gossip!! 

[Reader]

Is there any evidence of the amount of time he was on the phone to police? I'm sure there must be, but I couldn't find it.

It must have been around 12 minutes from the times given by Bonnett and West.

Pc West put 3:42am in his log as the time when he was told (by the telephone operator) that the WHF telephone was off-hook. That was shortly after Jeremy's call to him had ended, and is the only log entry that is closely linked to the time when Jeremy's call ended, so Jeremy's call lasted about 6 minutes, which is consistent with the estimates that Pc West gave at trial of how long he was on the telephone to Jeremy for. These facts are consistent with the time of 3:36 that Pc West logged as the time when Jeremy's call to him occurred. Had Jeremy called Pc West at about 3:25am, his call would have lasted over 15 minutes, which would have been inconsistent with Pc West's evidence.

We don't know exactly when Nevill called Jeremy. Jeremy initially said it was about half an hour before he spoke to the police he met outside WHF (at about 3:50am), but later gave the earlier time of about 3:10am in his first formal statement. That was clearly a mistake. He also estimated in that statement that he called Julie at 3:25am, which makes sense if Nevill had called him at about 3:20 or shortly after that.

[Caroline]

Pc West put 3:42am in his log as the time when he was told (by the telephone operator) that the WHF telephone was off-hook. That was shortly after Jeremy's call to him had ended, and is the only log entry that is closely linked to the time when Jeremy's call ended, so Jeremy's call lasted about 6 minutes, which is consistent with the estimates that Pc West gave at trial of how long he was on the telephone to Jeremy for. These facts are consistent with the time of 3:36 that Pc West logged as the time when Jeremy's call to him occurred. Had Jeremy called Pc West at about 3:25am, his call would have lasted over 15 minutes, which would have been inconsistent with Pc West's evidence.

We don't know exactly when Nevill called Jeremy. Jeremy initially said it was about half an hour before he spoke to the police he met outside WHF (at about 3:50am), but later gave the earlier time of about 3:10am in his first formal statement. That was clearly a mistake. He also estimated in that statement that he called Julie at 3:25am, which makes sense if Nevill had called him at about 3:20 or shortly after that.

You need to source that claim - sounds like more hoodwinking to me!

[lookout]

Just a quick mention regarding the phone/s. While Sheila was staying at WHF for the final time,didn't she phone her friend Tara to apologise for her mother having dropped off a religious book to her and at some point the phone went dead ?
Was there already a fault on the line,or had June listened in to the call and cut her off ?? This was shortly before the tragedy. Sheila had gone ballistic saying that the phone was bugged.

Because of this " incident ",maybe Sheila had got wise to her mother's actions,which would prompt her to remove or hide the " floating " blue phone  ?

[Caroline]

Just a quick mention regarding the phone/s. While Sheila was staying at WHF for the final time,didn't she phone her friend Tara to apologise for her mother having dropped off a religious book to her and at some point the phone went dead ?
Was there already a fault on the line,or had June listened in to the call and cut her off ?? This was shortly before the tragedy. Sheila had gone ballistic saying that the phone was bugged.

Because of this " incident ",maybe Sheila had got wise to her mother's actions,which would prompt her to remove or hide the " floating " blue phone  ?

Errrr NO! You're lumping two different incidents together - this is how myths are born. Just nipping this one in the bud. By the way, you still haven't sourced your claims from yesterday to prove the dog was in the wardrobe when Collins entered the farmhouse. It's important Lookout because the man himself, stated he saw the dog (with his very own eyes) UNDER THE BED!

[lookout]

Errrr NO! You're lumping two different incidents together - this is how myths are born. Just nipping this one in the bud. By the way, you still haven't sourced your claims from yesterday to prove the dog was in the wardrobe when Collins entered the farmhouse. It's important Lookout because the man himself, stated he saw the dog (with his very own eyes) UNDER THE BED!

 Ah,quickly changing the subject.

[lookout]

Errrr NO! You're lumping two different incidents together - this is how myths are born. Just nipping this one in the bud. By the way, you still haven't sourced your claims from yesterday to prove the dog was in the wardrobe when Collins entered the farmhouse. It's important Lookout because the man himself, stated he saw the dog (with his very own eyes) UNDER THE BED!

I shan't be mentioning the dog again.I'll keep that under my hat,so subject closed for now.

[Caroline]

I shan't be mentioning the dog again.I'll keep that under my hat,so subject closed for now.

So you don't have a source, thought not - you need to have a word with the person who is feeding you this guff! Have to admit though, the 'experiment story did make me laugh! 

[Jane]

Just a quick mention regarding the phone/s. While Sheila was staying at WHF for the final time,didn't she phone her friend Tara to apologise for her mother having dropped off a religious book to her and at some point the phone went dead ?
Was there already a fault on the line,or had June listened in to the call and cut her off ?? This was shortly before the tragedy. Sheila had gone ballistic saying that the phone was bugged.

Because of this " incident ",maybe Sheila had got wise to her mother's actions,which would prompt her to remove or hide the " floating " blue phone  ?

No! I THINK you'll fine that she phoned Tara from her own home in London and I believe the story was relayed by Freddie, who was there at the time. Besides which, going on your feasibility study, it would hardly have come under that heading if she'd made the call from a house where her mother could hear her conversation.

[lookout]

So you don't have a source, thought not - you need to have a word with the person who is feeding you this guff! Have to admit though, the 'experiment story did make me laugh! 

>>>>>>>>>>>>always a pleasure to bring a supercilious grin to the faces of those non-believers. 

[nugnug]

Just a quick mention regarding the phone/s. While Sheila was staying at WHF for the final time,didn't she phone her friend Tara to apologise for her mother having dropped off a religious book to her and at some point the phone went dead ?
Was there already a fault on the line,or had June listened in to the call and cut her off ?? This was shortly before the tragedy. Sheila had gone ballistic saying that the phone was bugged.

Because of this " incident ",maybe Sheila had got wise to her mother's actions,which would prompt her to remove or hide the " floating " blue phone  ?

were did you get this from lookout.

[Caroline]

>>>>>>>>>>>>always a pleasure to bring a supercilious grin to the faces of those non-believers. 

You certainly do that! Lets see what unsubstantiated stories you can come up with next? 

[Caroline]

were did you get this from lookout.

Interesting question Nugs - she simply 'got it wrong' (again).

[lookout]

You certainly do that! Lets see what unsubstantiated stories you can come up with next? 

No,I'd rather read your fantasies.

[Jane]

No,I'd rather read your fantasies.

NAUGHTY Lookout