Who has more rights thirty years on: Jeremy or Colin?

[susan]

If your lawyer friend is that woman from Sowerby Bridge she is as mistaken as Lorna Lake, Poppy Miller and the rest. If they have real information they should disclose it on the Forum. Where I quote from books it is usually displayed in italic font, the rest is my research and imagination, affording a brief respite to Colin, which is probably more than Jeremy ever will.

Steve may I ask who is from Sowerby Bridge?

[susan]

Its probably something he hates revisiting in his thoughts Susan

Justice you could be right he may have blanked it all out

[Steve_uk]

Steve may I ask who is from Sowerby Bridge?

I don't recall her name. A lawyer, maybe of German extraction. Lives somewhere in Sowerby Bridge or Todmorden.

[susan]

I don't recall her name. A lawyer, maybe of German extraction. Lives somewhere in Sowerby Bridge or Todmorden.

steve thanks for that

[guest7363]

If your lawyer friend is that woman from Sowerby Bridge she is as mistaken as Lorna Lake, Poppy Miller and the rest. If they have real information they should disclose it on the Forum. Where I quote from books it is usually displayed in italic font, the rest is my research and imagination, affording a brief respite to Colin, which is probably more than Jeremy ever will.

Hi Steve, in fairness Jackie does say on this forum she exchanges emails with an expert in criminal law?

[guest7363]

Justice you could be right he may have blanked it all out

Must be horrible for him thinking,  if only.  I wonder if he blames himself at all

[Steve_uk]

Hi Steve, in fairness Jackie does say on this forum she exchanges emails with an expert in criminal law?

Yes it's her. Maybe she lives in Hebden Bridge. Lives with another woman (didn't want to say that but it might jog other members' memories).

[Steve_uk]

Must be horrible for him thinking,  if only.  I wonder if he blames himself at all

That what annoys me now, because Jeremy could admit to the crime and put Colin's mind somewhat at rest.

[Steve_uk]

You've got me thinking now: does this person exist..

[Roch]

Nobody loved her enough, she needed someone to cherish her

I agree.

[susan]

Must be horrible for him thinking,  if only.  I wonder if he blames himself at all

Justice I am sure he will I think it is human nature to think like that he is bound to have flash backs of the good times with Jeremy and Sheila and his lovely wee boys he has done so well making a new life with a new wife and children and I hope he is at peace within.

[Steve_uk]

I agree.

It was the downside of women's lib with people expecting them to hold down a career, have a family, nurture them and look presentable all at the same time. Is it any wonder mental health issues have risen since?

[susan]

Steve wish you knew her name I know Hebden Bridge very well and folk who live there

[Roch]

Hi Roch such an excellent post although very sad and heart wrenching.  In my mind I see Sheila wandering around the lonely house so much at peace as she had in her own mind saved her family from the evils of the world I don't think she would have felt sad but happy she was shortly to be free of her tormented mind.  Poor Sheila she was I think let down by the system.  At the beginning Colin was I think convinced Sheila was responsible but he was fed erroneous information to change his mind and I wonder if he has ever thought how wrong he was to put the blame on Jeremy.  I have no source to confirm this it is just my personal opinion.

Thanks Susan.

I can picture her wondering, in a house full of corpses.  It is an unsettling picture.

The concept of Essex Police officers portraying to associates and friends that Jeremy Bamber is guilty, is a very wierd proposition to me.  They are either not familiar with the crime scenes - or - they are familiar with the crime scenes but prepared to lie about them.  It is really that simple. 

[Steve_uk]

Steve wish you knew her name I know Hebden Bridge very well and folk who live there

It's Flo Krause from Hebden Bridge.  http://www.meritzchambers.co.uk/