Found---handwritten suicide notes. Sheila's ?

[Caroline]

Of the suicide type.

How is that a suicide note?

[sami]

It's someone who works on behalf of prisoners.

but if that someone also works for the prison service they wouldnt be allowed to take money .it would be taken as a bribe if they were a prison official

[sami]

How is that a suicide note?

i agree.the title of this thread is misleading.nothing in them notes mentions suicide

[lookout]

How is that a suicide note?

It depends how you interpret it. Because it's garbled it would indicate that Sheila wasn't in her right mind.It was hurried,mixed up and a desperate call for help. Had it been written the day before,the housekeeper would have seen it or the other nosy one who gets things wrong-----on purpose.

A suicide note doesn't have to contain the fact that someone is about to kill or take their own lives.

[sami]

It depends how you interpret it. Because it's garbled it would indicate that Sheila wasn't in her right mind.It was hurried,mixed up and a desperate call for help. Had it been written the day before,the housekeeper would have seen it or the other nosy one who gets things wrong-----on purpose.

A suicide note doesn't have to contain the fact that someone is about to kill or take their own lives.

well how can you call it a suicide note if it doesnt contain the above

[guest7363]

I know something, don't ring that number at the end, I've just bought 3 pens and a mug and a JB t shirt.  

[David1819]

I know something, don't ring that number at the end, I've just bought 3 pens and a mug and a JB tea shirt.  

I wonder what a JB t shirt would actually look like?

[lookout]

well how can you call it a suicide note if it doesnt contain the above

You've obviously not taken the trouble to read the letter, though IF you have,you won't have used your imagination as one paragraph mentions " police from Chelmsford",which could be taken that she'd overheard her father ringing them up,but I don't expect you or others to go into that.

[sami]

You've obviously not taken the trouble to read the letter, though IF you have,you won't have used your imagination as one paragraph mentions " police from Chelmsford",which could be taken that she'd overheard her father ringing them up,but I don't expect you or others to go into that.

no your right ive not read them cause i cant make head nor tail of them.but thats a big leap to suggest because chelmsford and police are mentioned it means she heard neville ring them

[lookout]

no your right ive not read them cause i cant make head nor tail of them.but thats a big leap to suggest because chelmsford and police are mentioned it means she heard neville ring them

So where's the harm in putting two and two together ? You do it to suit yourself don't you ?
You're bound to be dismissive of everything that involves JB's innocence. It's human nature when others do it too !

[sami]

So where's the harm in putting two and two together ? You do it to suit yourself don't you ?
You're bound to be dismissive of everything that involves JB's innocence. It's human nature when others do it too !

no harm in putting 2 n 2 together as long as one comes up with 4

[notsure]

One thing it does show is that whoever wrote those notes was very very poorly.

It is amazing what handwriting experts can achieve nowadays. I couldnt make head nor tail of it but i suspect they could.

I really dont see why it bothers guilters so much that the ct do whatever they can for jb, i find it disturbing behaviour of us supposedly intelligent debators that we have to resort to slagging off the c.t. there really isnt any need for it as it will probably turn out to be of non evidential value anyway.

[sami]

I know something, don't ring that number at the end, I've just bought 3 pens and a mug and a JB t shirt.  

  sounds like a master fleecing operation justice

[lookout]

  sounds like a master fleecing operation justice

Gawd,you're so stupid.

[sami]

Gawd,you're so stupid.

thank you lookout thats something we both have in common