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[sami]

I loved my mother-in-law--------and her son too. Then again,I get on with ANYONE who isn't a threat to me !

theres not threat on here lookout.your much liked on here,afterall it takes more than 1 to have a debate

[lookout]

theres not threat on here lookout.your much liked on here,afterall it takes more than 1 to have a debate

As said with tongue in cheek.

[sami]

As said with tongue in cheek.

no i mean it,as iam sure the others do

[guest7363]

I loved my mother-in-law--------and her son too. Then again,I get on with ANYONE who isn't a threat to me !

I don't think anyone is a threat on here Lookout, although we have differences I am sure if we all met up we would all like and get on with one another.  Besides this forum would not be the same without you.  There are people on here I have shared my troubles and secrets with, the one thing this forum has done for me it has helped me through some hard times.

[sami]

I don't think anyone is a threat on here Lookout, although we have differences I am sure if we all met up we would all like and get on with one another.  Besides this forum would not be the same without you.  There are people on here I have shared my troubles and secrets with, the one thing this forum has done for me it has helped me through some hard times.

here here,well said justice,ive also received some kind remarks and advice from both sides

[lookout]

I don't think anyone is a threat on here Lookout, although we have differences I am sure if we all met up we would all like and get on with one another.  Besides this forum would not be the same without you.  There are people on here I have shared my troubles and secrets with, the one thing this forum has done for me it has helped me through some hard times.

I suppose that's alright if you happen to be " batting for the same team ". That way you're everyone's friend.

[guest7363]

here here,well said justice,ive also received some kind remarks and advice from both sides

Glad to hear that Sami, you are a credit to the forum.

[sami]

Glad to hear that Sami, you are a credit to the forum.

thank you justice

[guest7363]

I suppose that's alright if you happen to be " batting for the same team ". That way you're everyone's friend.

I have always said it must be hard for you Lookout, most has been talked about and it's going over the same things, you do really well because you seem on your own most of the time.  Most who believe him innocent have either left or given up.

[sami]

I suppose that's alright if you happen to be " batting for the same team ". That way you're everyone's friend.

you captain a pretty good team ,lookout,theres david,gringo,notsure,one or two others,i dont know about they batting averages

[lookout]

I have always said it must be hard for you Lookout, most has been talked about and it's going over the same things, you do really well because you seem on your own most of the time.  Most who believe him innocent have either left or given up.

It's sheer determination,loyalty and of course my strong belief in Jeremy's innocence.Like Jeremy,I'd fight to the finish to see justice being seen to be done. I'll never give up believing that he's innocent and I look forward to the day that he will be released.
It takes a special type of person to endure years of incarceration living with the hope that one day " the powers that be " will indeed get it right and the truth will eventually out. Jeremy has coped with his own belief that he's innocent which has kept him strong as that's the effect that the truth has on a person. Only liars lose their cool and in time it tells in its own way.

Going back to the day he was arrested,I remember it vividly and his face was one of bewilderment,confusion and a slight amusement as he realised that " they'd got it wrong " and he was convinced at that time that he wouldn't reign long during his arrest because he'd had so much faith in himself. Sadly,he hadn't realised at the time that there were those in the background who were waiting to usurp the position he'd been left in and when you're not a " blood " relative it made the job of convicting an innocent man a lot easier and less complicated so it would have seemed knowing that he had no family,or anyone to support him. It was pure hatred towards Jeremy that sealed his fate and not the fact that five people lay dead/murdered to which he was so wrongfully blamed for.

 

[sami]

It's sheer determination,loyalty and of course my strong belief in Jeremy's innocence.Like Jeremy,I'd fight to the finish to see justice being seen to be done. I'll never give up believing that he's innocent and I look forward to the day that he will be released.
It takes a special type of person to endure years of incarceration living with the hope that one day " the powers that be " will indeed get it right and the truth will eventually out. Jeremy has coped with his own belief that he's innocent which has kept him strong as that's the effect that the truth has on a person. Only liars lose their cool and in time it tells in its own way.

Going back to the day he was arrested,I remember it vividly and his face was one of bewilderment,confusion and a slight amusement as he realised that " they'd got it wrong " and he was convinced at that time that he wouldn't reign long during his arrest because he'd had so much faith in himself. Sadly,he hadn't realised at the time that there were those in the background who were waiting to usurp the position he'd been left in and when you're not a " blood " relative it made the job of convicting an innocent man a lot easier and less complicated so it would have seemed knowing that he had no family,or anyone to support him. It was pure hatred towards Jeremy that sealed his fate and not the fact that five people lay dead/murdered to which he was so wrongfully blamed for.

not all true,firstly killers and other criminals never confess to their crimes unless they are made to do so with undoubtable proof,off the top of my head i can tell you that the killers in the rettindon case 3 drug dealers shot in a rangerover .have not confessed their crimes over 20 yrs later for the simple fact theres no absolute proof against them and they know it,they were convicted on the word of a super grass and cellphone masts data

[lookout]

not all true,firstly killers and other criminals never confess to their crimes unless they are made to do so with undoubtable proof,off the top of my head i can tell you that the killers in the rettindon case 3 drug deals shot in a rangerover .have not confessed their crimes over 20 yrs later for the simple fact theres no absolute proof against them and they know it,they were convicted on the word of a super grass and cellphone masts data

We're talking different sets of people here. The Rettendon murderers were a notorious gang of criminals and knew how to play the system. Jeremy was the patsy who was used in order to justify EP's abysmal record of catching criminals. They had to have one secured conviction out of half a dozen,didn't they ?    

[sami]

We're talking different sets of people here. The Rettendon murderers were a notorious gang of criminals and knew how to play the system. Jeremy was the patsy who was used in order to justify EP's abysmal record of catching criminals. They had to have one secured conviction out of half a dozen,didn't they ?

i beg to differ,jb is a criminal and was one before he was convicted of murder. he stole from the campsite and made it LOOK like a breakin

[guest7363]

i beg to differ,jb is a criminal and was one before he was convicted of murder. he stole from the campsite and made it LOOK like a breakin

Dont forget the drug dealings Sami, also the shady business in New Zealand?