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

[guest2181]

For a man? Who was used to loading them, not for a novice?

Perhaps. I have loaded them myself and the last couple of bullets need a little more force to insert.(I am a novice though).

What I was really getting at, is if you were in a mad rush to load the rifle and go out after those pesky rabbits, would you bother loading a full mag?

[maggie]

Pulled the trigger on herself ?

Why didn't Bamber just shoot her himself ? He had shot everyone else.

don't even know why I'm bothering to answer.  In this particular scenario, JB admits he shot Sheila.

[maggie]

Are you new to the case?  Lol  :D

[maggie]

Sheila as his accomplice makes no sense.

He didn't need her help to commit the massacre and stage the scene.

If he had asked for her help, to kill her family and herself !, she would have declined. It would have also given her advance warning and she may have told Neville or June.

I give up, throw in the towel 

[lookout]

Perhaps. I have loaded them myself and the last couple of bullets need a little more force to insert.(I am a novice though).

What I was really getting at, is if you were in a mad rush to load the rifle and go out after those pesky rabbits, would you bother loading a full mag?

Do we know if he loaded the rifle regularly ?

[Adam]

Perhaps. I have loaded them myself and the last couple of bullets need a little more force to insert.(I am a novice though).

What I was really getting at, is if you were in a mad rush to load the rifle and go out after those pesky rabbits, would you bother loading a full mag?

Fully loading the rifle without a silencer does not make sense. As he could only fire one shot before the rabbits dispersed.

However didn't Bamber say he fully loaded the rifle ? I have no doubt he did. In preparation for later.

[Adam]

I give up, throw in the towel 

Yes it is a ridiculous suggestion that Sheila was his accomplice.

[guest2181]

Yes it is a ridiculous suggestion that Sheila was his accomplice.

I agree, it is an utterly preposterous suggestion.

[guest2181]

Fully loading the rifle without a silencer does not make sense. As he could only fire one shot before the rabbits dispersed.

However didn't Bamber say he fully loaded the rifle ? I have no doubt he did. In preparation for later.

I very much doubt the failed rabbit hunting exercise ever took place, it was just a story to give credence to the alleged existence of a loaded rifle to be easily accessible by Sheila.

[Adam]

http://jeremybamberforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,6221.msg292159.html#msg292159

[guest2181]

http://jeremybamberforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,6221.msg292159.html#msg292159

I'm not sure of your intended meaning? 

[maggie]

Yes it is a ridiculous suggestion that Sheila was his accomplice.

I have always thought so but am willing to give it an airing, 

[guest2181]

I have always thought so but am willing to give it an airing, 

 

I suggest you put that towel back on right this minute!   

[maggie]

I suggest you put that towel back on right this minute!   

 

[lookout]

Given the amount of guns and ammunition in the farmhouse I'm surprised that Neville didn't arm himself------------very surprised. How quick,seconds in fact it would have taken to shoot at the legs of the perpetrator to put them out of action ? He was this big,strong farmer ? I really don't understand.