Ending the SJ/1 nonsense once and for all

[susan]

Could always use 'pancake' - we'd all know what you meant....

Hahaha Steph next time I address Adam I will say Hi there pancake

[maggie]

Could always use 'pancake' - we'd all know what you meant....

Pancake would be acceptable, I'm sure.

[Stephanie]

I have a hunch it's a bit more basic than that Steph 

The urban dictionary:

"Adam - The first Man to ever get laid." 

That's what it says..

Maybe the first and the last - hence the use of the word 'pancake' 

[maggie]

Maggie just looked in the book of rules and tosser is acceptable silly pickle is out and ninny so please refrain from using them stick to the rules

Does it mention pancake?

[maggie]

The urban dictionary:

"Adam - The first Man to ever get laid." 

That's what it says..

Maybe the first and the last - hence the use of the word 'pancake' 

[Caroline]

I'd say yes;

tosser
noun
1.
a person or thing that tosses something.
"a contest to find the best pancake-tosser"

 

[Stephanie]

Does it mention pancake?

Maggie I'm not a pancake expert but I know a tosser when I see one.... 

[Caroline]

The urban dictionary:

"Adam - The first Man to ever get laid." 

That's what it says..

Maybe the first and the last - hence the use of the word 'pancake' 

Similar in name only then? 

[Jane]

He went into the office closet while other people were in the kitchen and others still could have been in other rooms.  Besides David his sister, father, Cock and Barbara were in the house.  Ann and Robert heard him and went in.  They could not recall whether Cock and Barbara went in as well or were shown it in other rooms. Police didn't ask them about the precise circumstances of it being found till a month later so their memories were not as sharp.  Cock saw it and didn't care he agreed just give it and the other firearms related materials to police. Barbara wasn't asked to give a statement about such and didn't publicly discuss seeing it until after the trial. While I believe she did in fact see it I don't know if she coudl accurately be able to recall when and where she was when she saw it.  When people realize something is significant it stands out in mind where they were. None of them realized the significance of the find.  None of them knew that Sheila's fatal shot was a contact wound that would result in drawback and that the blood inside would be determined to be Sheila's blood resulting from drawback from that fatal wound.  If any of them knew the significance they would have insisted police come get it then and there from WHF.

I'm not sure that's entirely correct, Scipio. They admitted that they were looking for something which could, shall we say, change the course of the enquiry. I believe it was RWB who announced that "I've found the silencer" As someone trained to hear unspoken words, it follows that I'm likely to be suspicious of "the" as opposed to "a." My feeling is that even if RWB wasn't aware of it's significance -and for a highly intelligent man I find it difficult to believe- he certainly hoped it was.

[maggie]

Maggie I'm not a pancake expert but I know a tosser when I see one.... 

[maggie]

Similar in name only then? 

How about nincompoop?

[Jane]

Maggie I'm not a pancake expert but I know a tosser when I see one.... 

Yeah, especially when it's a tosser of BS

[susan]

Maggie I'm not a pancake expert but I know a tosser when I see one.... 

Steph I have met many in my life time 

[maggie]

I'm not sure that's entirely correct, Scipio. They admitted that they were looking for something which could, shall we say, change the course of the enquiry. I believe it was RWB who announced that "I've found the silencer" As someone trained to hear unspoken words, it follows that I'm likely to be suspicious of "the" as opposed to "a." My feeling is that even if RWB wasn't aware of it's significance -and for a highly intelligent man I find it difficult to believe- he certainly hoped it was.

I agree April, excellent post. I cannot believe that anyone finding such a specimen could possibly believe it wasn't significant. It was all there blood and hair,  it surely was a Eureka moment?

[Adam]

Why do you question the importance of Caroline questioning who was in the room when the silencer was found -it's highly pertinent and part of the case- when you devote a thread to asking if Jeremy smuggled heroin which has nothing to do with the case.

Why is it important who was actually in the room. Only Caroline asks this question, and has never said why despite requests. And you didn't either in you're post, just said it's highly pertinent.

Whether Jeremy smuggled heroin relates to the case. He either lied, and didn't,  showing he lies. Or he did smuggle heroin, showing he would take huge risks for money.