The Murders at White House Farm - By Carol Ann Lee (A Taster!)

[Caroline]

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=Rj14BwAAQBAJ&pg=PP255&lpg=PP255&dq=The+Murders+at+White+House+Farm+read&source=bl&ots=h7KmLHRnPl&sig=Mq-fJTjV015NHZ2BOWq7GlxUSEY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=pz2gVba6EeXW7QaXzYjADg&ved=0CEsQ6AEwBg#v=onepage&q=The%20Murders%20at%20White%20House%20Farm%20read&f=false

[nugnug]

are thankyou

[Adam]

The police interviews are available online. They were even in Wilkes's 1996 book.

I hope there is some new good information in the book. Backed up by sources.

[susan]

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=Rj14BwAAQBAJ&pg=PP255&lpg=PP255&dq=The+Murders+at+White+House+Farm+read&source=bl&ots=h7KmLHRnPl&sig=Mq-fJTjV015NHZ2BOWq7GlxUSEY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=pz2gVba6EeXW7QaXzYjADg&ved=0CEsQ6AEwBg#v=onepage&q=The%20Murders%20at%20White%20House%20Farm%20read&f=false

Caroline thanks for the link sounds like the book will be worth reading have ordered it on Amazon and look forward to reading more.

[Adam]

Caroline thanks for the link sounds like the book will be worth reading have ordered it on Amazon and look forward to reading more.

I hope you don't find it boring like Wilkes's book.

[susan]

I hope you don't find it boring like Wilkes's book.

Adam how can I find a book written by A Yorkshire Lass like myself boring it will be brilliant she has great reviews

[lookout]

If these authors got to the " heart " of the matter,there'd be no necessity for 320 pages. As Prince Philip said--------" get on with it ",or words to that effect.

I'd already read it.

[nugnug]

that was quick lookout.

[Jane]

There's a lot in it I recognize as having been said here. The background work is excellent.

[lookout]

. The background work is excellent.

"There's a lot in it I recognize as having been said here"


So therefore any one of us could write a book depending on which stance you take ? 

[Jan]

It would be good to read something we don't know though.

But will give it a read .

Its quite hard for any author to be totally unbiased. For example if someones testimony is 5 hours long - how do you pick out which parts are relevant?

And it would be interesting to know sources - Did she have access to the full court transcripts ? Or is she using newspaper reports/books as her source?

[lookout]

I can't see there being much difference in what we already know,seeing that the author has met with the relatives and Jeremy himself. Though whether CAL has been privy to unseen documents which Jeremy has in his possession,we don't know.

[Jane]

"There's a lot in it I recognize as having been said here"


So therefore any one of us could write a book depending on which stance you take ? 

Some may already have, Lookout

[Jane]

Some may already have, Lookout

I wonder where she first learned that the incident with a terrified meter man never happened. Pure fiction, as is the story that Sheila fled hysterically from the Greek Monastery she never visited. I wonder, if like I, she pondered on the abject cruelty of defaming a girl who was mentally ill.

[lookout]

I wonder where she first learned that the incident with a terrified meter man never happened. Pure fiction, as is the story that Sheila fled hysterically from the Greek Monastery she never visited. I wonder, if like I, she pondered on the abject cruelty of defaming a girl who was mentally ill.

Where did the " meter man " story come from in the first place ?