Colin said he would have killed June

[Caroline]

Would you not say then that both were as bad as one another ? Spoiled brats springs to mind.

Possibly - personally, I don't think either had strong bonds towards their parents but I think Jeremy less so. I think he was more interested in what he could get. Sorry, but that's how I see him.

[Jane]

I'm not sure it's true to say he had no drive to do anything else. His biological father was a success and there's no reason to suppose Jeremy himself might not have made something of himself in the military had he not been earmarked to work on the Farm. As it was Nevill and June should have realized this City boy was not cut out for farm work,at which he did make an attempt as well as working at Little Chef on his own initiative. Had they had the foresight they would have lent him the capital to buy a wine bar or given him more say in running Osea Road,as Jeremy himself wished.

Steve, I'm not sure it's FAIR to say Jeremy had no drive to do anything else, but Scipio can be very dogmatic in his assertions! He was probably given to understand from a very early age that it was his duty to take over the farm. That he may not want to probably wasn't given consideration. I think there may have been a time, up to a certain age, when he acquiesced until there came a point when he realized that he would be doing it from duty rather than choice.

[lookout]

Did CC tell the jury his " little phrase " that he " could have killed June ?"

[Jane]

Did CC tell the jury his " little phrase " that he " could have killed June ?"

I really don't see why you see this as mattering. They were his THOUGHTS. He didn't act on them. The only time our thoughts might become a problem is when we decide to act them out.

[lookout]

I really don't see why you see this as mattering. They were his THOUGHTS. He didn't act on them. The only time our thoughts might become a problem is when we decide to act them out.

Really ? Wasn't it " said " that Jeremy could kill his parents ?" One rule for one,eh ?

[Jane]

Really ? Wasn't it " said " that Jeremy could kill his parents ?" One rule for one,eh ?

Colin never mentioned thoughts of killing Neville, and his ex wife and children weren't standing in the way of his inheritance.

[Adam]

Really ? Wasn't it " said " that Jeremy could kill his parents ?" One rule for one,eh ?

He did. And everyone was killed. With one sole survivor who knew there was something wrong at the farm, due to inherit everything.

Unfortunately you cannot say how Sheila committed the crime to match the crime scene. Or dismiss the forensic and circumstantial evidence. So the only possible alive suspect, Jeremy is guilty.

Lookout you must change stance. If you don't want to PM me beforehand, PM April. She told Maggie this week how difficult it was for her to change stance. So can assist you.

Or April it may be a good idea if you PM Lookout as she is digging in without justification. Get the ball rolling.

[Jane]

He did. And everyone was killed. With one sole survivor who knew there was something wrong at the farm, due to inherit everything.

Unfortunately you cannot say how Sheila committed the crime to match the crime scene. Or dismiss the forensic and circumstantial evidence. So the only possible alive suspect, Jeremy is guilty.

Lookout you must change stance. If you don't want to PM me beforehand, PM April. She told Maggie this week how difficult it was for her to change stance. So can assist you.

Or April it may be a good idea if you PM Lookout as she is digging in without justification. Get the ball rolling.

Adam, it isn't for me to try to change anyone's mind. All I can do is introduce alternative ways of seeing things........................besides which, it would be no fun if we all agreed, would it?

[Adam]

Lookout it's possible to still get attention as a guilter. Providing you make good points.

Just saying Jeremy is innocent with nothing to back it up is unacceptable.

[lookout]

You're a fool Adam------------NOBODY tells me what to do !

[lookout]

I've been right too many times in my life and I'm not changing now. It's made me the strong person that I am.

[Caroline]

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I've been right too many times in my life and I'm not changing now. It's made me the strong person that I am.

If you're wrong, you're wrong, you have no control over it - unless of course when you are wrong, you never admit it.

[lookout]

]If you're wrong, you're wrong, you have no control over it - unless of course when you are wrong, you never admit it.

But I've never been in a situation to be wrong. If I know a thing is wrong,I won't argue against it,it's as simple as that.

[lookout]

The idea is not to be wrong in the first place.

[Jane]

I've been right too many times in my life and I'm not changing now. It's made me the strong person that I am.

No humility there, then. You must think you share space with God. Omnipotent.