What makes Bamber innocent?

[mike tesko]

PC Collins never made a mistake, he reported what looked like a female but later found it was a male victim.  Ranting on like some stuck record only makes you look stupid.

I don't mind what you say I look like. The facts are clear, two bodies present in the kitchen upon entry by cops. (7.37am) 'The body of one dead male, and the body of one dead female found upon entry'. (7.38am) 'One dead male, one dead female'. Can you read? it clearly states that the body of 'one dead female' after reference has already been made to dads body. So, by that stage PC Collins' mistake was already resolved, he mistook dads body for the body of a female. He did not mistake the female body referred to after the mention of finding dads body, as a female body...

Once cops entered the kitchen, the body that Collins thought was female, turned out to be dad, he did not mistake the female body, for a female body. Since, whichever way you look at it, the female body mentioned could only have been a female body...

[mike tesko]

In your dreams!

That's what it states, in dads phone log, 3.26am...

[mike tesko]

You've got it all wrong.  Sheila was never downstairs and there isn't an iota of evidence to say otherwise.  Everybody knows what happened and why the police sent confusing radio despatches after being told they had found a female victim but later changed to a male victim.  Little wonder they thought there were two bodies downstairs when there was only one and that was Nevill Bamber.

Your attempts to sow confusion and muddy the waters are pathetic, God help Jeremy Bamber.

Yes, there is evidence that two bodies were present downstairs upon entry by cops. Police logs are 'admissible evidence'. How dare you even imply that such logs are not evidence. Your losing it...

[mike tesko]

Yes, there is evidence that two bodies were present downstairs upon entry by cops. Police logs are 'admissible evidence'. How dare you even imply that such logs are not evidence. Your losing it...

Oh, I get it now, it's only evidence if it supports your point of view...

[mike tesko]

There is nothing that you or any of your followers, or supporters can say, that I don't have an answer for, yet you 'ignore' the 'facts' because you can't give a satisfactory answer...

Your losing it...

[mike tesko]

The problem you and those like you have got, is that 'cops found two bodies in the kitchen upon entry, one dead male (dad), and one dead female (Sheila), a murder (dad) and a suicide (Sheila) before 7.45am. In addition, by 8.10am, 'a further three bodies found upstairs, five dead in total'...

Cops found the bodies of the victims distributed as mentioned, according to their own police radio message log contents. The timed entries were hand written. Do cops have a habit of falsifying police records?

[mike tesko]

Nothing gives me a greater pleasure, than being able to expose cop corruption...

[Steve_uk]

There is nothing that you or any of your followers, or supporters can say, that I don't have an answer for, yet you 'ignore' the 'facts' because you can't give a satisfactory answer...

Your losing it...

Mike your answers always involve exculpating Jeremy at humongous bending of the facts to his advantage at every opportunity, when as we've seen from Hillsborough and other less tragic instances the truth might be that those at the top and many others when push comes to shove are just not up to the job allocated to them.

[mike tesko]

I was watching 'Hillsboro' on BBC2 earlier, and in particular, the way police statements were 'altered' as part of the cover up. Somebody had drawn lines through sentences contained in the original versions of events, or been crossed out in complete paragraphs. Well, lo and behold, we have the same tactics in the Bamber case files...

[John]

That's what it states, in dads phone log, 3.26am...

Pure invention.

[John]

I don't mind what you say I look like. The facts are clear, two bodies present in the kitchen upon entry by cops. (7.37am) 'The body of one dead male, and the body of one dead female found upon entry'. (7.38am) 'One dead male, one dead female'. Can you read? it clearly states that the body of 'one dead female' after reference has already been made to dads body. So, by that stage PC Collins' mistake was already resolved, he mistook dads body for the body of a female. He did not mistake the female body referred to after the mention of finding dads body, as a female body...

Once cops entered the kitchen, the body that Collins thought was female, turned out to be dad, he did not mistake the female body, for a female body. Since, whichever way you look at it, the female body mentioned could only have been a female body...

So where did this mysterious second body in the kitchen disappear to in your opinion?

[John]

Yes, there is evidence that two bodies were present downstairs upon entry by cops. Police logs are 'admissible evidence'. How dare you even imply that such logs are not evidence. Your losing it...

There only ever was one body in the kitchen.

[mike tesko]

Mike your answers always involve exculpating Jeremy at humongous bending of the facts to his advantage, when as we've seen from Hillsborough and other less tragic instances the truth might be that those at the top and many others when push comes to shove are just not up to the job allocated to them.

I have not bent any facts relating to the body count downstairs in the kitchen upon entry, by 7.37am, or the 'fact' that 'a further three bodies found upstairs, five dead in total'. The 'facts' are there in the police message logs, how can anyone suggest that I have bent these 'facts' to J's advantage?

The 'facts', are the facts, are they not?

[John]

Oh, I get it now, it's only evidence if it supports your point of view...

Confused police radio despatches is evidence of confused police radio despatches, nothing more and nothing less.

[mike tesko]

Pure invention.

It's not 'pure invention' as you put it, its 'fact'. Can you read?