Jeremy says he heard Gun shots when his father called him!

[nugnug]

and why hasnt this reporter printed the story.

would they really have gone to the bother of interviewing somebody then not printed the story.

[grahameb]

Here's one link I'm still looking for any others.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWFCvXNAlPA

[HMEssex]

Despite the descrepancies in the police logs regarding the time of the 'phone call', none of them mention that a shot had already been fired otherwise the firearms team would have been at the scene immediately, surely?

[Alias]

And there is nothing being kept "quiet" by JB's supporters.

After the sound of a shot, he said the line had gone dead.

Don't take it to heart you probably didn't know but it was said.

Yes, it is written by a reporter. That doesn´t mean Jeremy actually said that - reporters mis-quote and plain make up things to sexy up their stories.
If you can link directly to JB actually saying that, I will buy it, of course.

[chochokeira]

Do you have a link for these?

Why not it's the truth and kept very quiet by his supporters and lawyers in his fight for freedom.
In one interview he says one bullet was heard when his father called and another one he says two with a Weekly World News reporter...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12427702

You've never been interviewed by the press or TV companies then, Dale? I have, several times. Each time they manage to completely distort what I'd said.  Press reports are rarely reliable.

[DALE RUDGE]

Do you have a link for these?

Why not it's the truth and kept very quiet by his supporters and lawyers in his fight for freedom.
In one interview he says one bullet was heard when his father called and another one he says two with a Weekly World News reporter...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12427702

You've never been interviewed by the press or TV companies then, Dale? I have, several times. Each time they manage to completely distort what I'd said.  Press reports are rarely reliable.

About 75 times i have yes and sometimes they do thats true but you can always sue if they lie.

[grahameb]

I can't seem to turn up any other links. But it doesn't mean they don't exist?

[chochokeira]

Do you have a link for these?

Why not it's the truth and kept very quiet by his supporters and lawyers in his fight for freedom.
In one interview he says one bullet was heard when his father called and another one he says two with a Weekly World News reporter...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12427702

You've never been interviewed by the press or TV companies then, Dale? I have, several times. Each time they manage to completely distort what I'd said.  Press reports are rarely reliable.

About 75 times i have yes and sometimes they do thats true but you can always sue if they lie.

Then you should know better than to rely on reports in the media. Such reports are so renowned for unreliability that they would never be accepted as evidence by a court.

As for suing the media companies, wealthy people can sue, Dale, but most ordinary people can't afford or don't have the inclination.

I wouldn't imagine Jeremy Bamber can afford to sue the many newspapers or television companies that have misquoted or misreported him over the years him as his inheritance went to the family and he's been forced to pour all of the money he had into fighting for justice.

[chochokeira]

Do you have a link for these?

Why not it's the truth and kept very quiet by his supporters and lawyers in his fight for freedom.
In one interview he says one bullet was heard when his father called and another one he says two with a Weekly World News reporter...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12427702

In the early hours of 7 August 1985, a caller giving his name as Jeremy Bamber rang Chelmsford Police Station.

He said he was ringing from his home in Goldhanger, Essex, where he had just had a call from his father saying: "Your sister's gone crazy and she's got a gun."

After the sound of a shot, he said the line had gone dead.

Hours later armed officers broke into White House Farm and found the carnage.

That unfortunately is what is known as Journalistic licence. You said he said it in an interview? Have you got a link to that interview please? The press have said a lot of things but it doesn't mean they happened.

Very true, Grahame. +1

[DALE RUDGE]

Do you have a link for these?

Why not it's the truth and kept very quiet by his supporters and lawyers in his fight for freedom.
In one interview he says one bullet was heard when his father called and another one he says two with a Weekly World News reporter...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12427702

i'm sure his many supporters would all chip in if he wanted too.

You've never been interviewed by the press or TV companies then, Dale? I have, several times. Each time they manage to completely distort what I'd said.  Press reports are rarely reliable.

About 75 times i have yes and sometimes they do thats true but you can always sue if they lie.

Then you should know better than to rely on reports in the media. Such reports are so renowned for unreliability that they would never be accepted as evidence by a court.

As for suing the media companies, wealthy people can sue, Dale, but most ordinary people can't afford or don't have the inclination.

I wouldn't imagine Jeremy Bamber can afford to sue the many newspapers or television companies that have misquoted or misreported him over the years him as his inheritance went to the family and he's been forced to pour all of the money he had into fighting for justice.

[sarann]

There's this link to a US paper I think he was talking about. Very sensationalist and full of inaccuracies including that the police waited till dawn (hmmm 7.30am in August?)

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=2e8DAAAAMBAJ&pg=PT46&lpg=PT46&dq=weekly+world+jeremy+bamber&source=bl&ots=vOIGvGthYZ&sig=kR57EsEUERxAUPDyXH7GPSJlOFM&hl=en&ei=oo-0TdHnKoWt8gPU68iVDA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=9&ved=0CDkQ6AEwCA#v=onepage&q=weekly%20world%20jeremy%20bamber&f=false

[grahameb]

There's this link to a US paper I think he was talking about. Very sensationalist and full of inaccuracies including that the police waited till dawn (hmmm 7.30am in August?)

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=2e8DAAAAMBAJ&pg=PT46&lpg=PT46&dq=weekly+world+jeremy+bamber&source=bl&ots=vOIGvGthYZ&sig=kR57EsEUERxAUPDyXH7GPSJlOFM&hl=en&ei=oo-0TdHnKoWt8gPU68iVDA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=9&ved=0CDkQ6AEwCA#v=onepage&q=weekly%20world%20jeremy%20bamber&f=false

Thanks sarann. Nice work.

[nugnug]

well he wouldent be talking to a us newspaper.

[chochokeira]

Do you have a link for these?

Why not it's the truth and kept very quiet by his supporters and lawyers in his fight for freedom.
In one interview he says one bullet was heard when his father called and another one he says two with a Weekly World News reporter...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12427702

This report states:

"In the living room was the body of Bamber's 61-year-old father
Nevill, shot eight times and beaten"

They aren't quoting Jeremy then, are they? Nevill was found in the kitchen and he was shot seven times.

There you go then, Dale. Press reports just cannot be relied on.

[chochokeira]

Despite the descrepancies in the police logs regarding the time of the 'phone call', none of them mention that a shot had already been fired otherwise the firearms team would have been at the scene immediately, surely?

Good point, HM +1