Who sowed the seeds

[Reader]

Well that's agreed then. The case was properly reviewed by a senior officer and Sheila was found to be responsible. Jeremy's conviction should be promptly returned to the appeal court and overturned.

[Caroline]

Surely it has, you posted it didn't you?

Presumably you've decided that his 'review' took the form of some sort of written report? Why does that have to be the case?

It seems quite clear that he reviewed the case and then participated in a meeting where he voiced his conclusions.

Taff Jones clearly had some influence of his finding as he worked with him on the review.

[Caroline]

Well that's agreed then. The case was properly reviewed by a senior officer and Sheila was found to be responsible. Jeremy's conviction should be promptly returned to the appeal court and overturned.

Agreed with who?

[Reader]

I was replying to Hartley.

[Caroline]

I was replying to Hartley.

Well H would certainly not agree with that statement 

[guest2181]

Well that's agreed then. The case was properly reviewed by a senior officer and Sheila was found to be responsible. Jeremy's conviction should be promptly returned to the appeal court and overturned.

I don't agree with that.

[guest2181]

All joking aside, it's well known that at certain stages of the investigation, Sheila was thought to have been responsible for the murders.
It is also well known that the investigation progressed further and concluded that it was actually JB who carried out the murders.

I don't believe the referencing of earlier held opinions, undermines the latter findings.

[mike tesko]

Sheila was reported dead in the kitchen alongside or in close proximity to the body of Neville Bamber from 7.37am, onward. However, her body was displaced from the kitchen downstairs, to the main bedroom upstairs by 8.44am! The occupants of CA07 relayed this information from the scene at the farmhouse, back to the control room in Chelmsford! This being true, Jeremy Bamber could not have had anything whatsoever to do with his sister's death on the bedroom floor, in possession of the only rifle found upstairs which at around 7.15am was seen by at least two police officers to be resting against a first floor window! How that rifle had made the transition from first floor window onto the body of Sheila Caffell by 10am, still remains a mystery despite there already having been over three decades having elapsed in the meantime!!!

[mike tesko]

The occupants of CA07 are at the very heart of this miscarriage of justice!

[Reader]

It would certainly be interesting to see the log that Pc Saxby says he made.

[Caroline]

It would certainly be interesting to see the log that Pc Saxby says he made.

Or not.

[Reader]

I don't believe the referencing of earlier held opinions, undermines the latter findings.

So you think that Kenneally didn't believe JM and conducted such a shallow review that he never compiled a written report?

[Caroline]

So you think that Kenneally didn't believe JM and conducted such a shallow review that he never compiled a written report?

If Mr Kenneally wrote a report that proved Sheila guilty - where is he? If his report is so damming - why hasn't he come forward? Or is thing another one told to keep quiet?

[Roch]

If Mr Kenneally wrote a report that proved Sheila guilty - where is he? If his report is so damming - why hasn't he come forward? Or is thing another one told to keep quiet?

How many police officers do we see or hear of coming forward in controversial cases such as suspected MOJ's?  It's obviously 'not the done thing' within the UK policing fraternity. 

[guest2181]

So you think that Kenneally didn't believe JM and conducted such a shallow review that he never compiled a written report?

What was the date of the review?