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

[lookout]

Nor me either.

[guest7363]

Not me

Good on you

[sami]

some people are like taff jones.too proud to admit when they are wrong

[guest7363]

some people are like taff jones.too proud to admit when they are wrong

Thats right Sami, the people who write to him I would not expect to change stance, unless eventually they see through his lies.

[sami]

Thats right Sami, the people who write to him I would not expect to change stance.

they might learn once the fleecing starts.we know what happened to poor daisey

[Steve_uk]

if taffy was given such a letter he would not have let it out of his sight and jb would not be where he is today

It's just one more case to them anyway all in a day's work.

[lookout]

Why the need to pass remarks all the time ? What's it done for ?

[guest7363]

they might learn once the fleecing starts.we know what happened to poor daisey

A lot who thought Bamber innocent said Daisy did not exist or didn't want it to be true, but Aunt Agatha pointed out that Daisy did exist, all she was doing was trying to warn other people Sami. Like you said poor Daisy.

[lookout]

Whatever " Daisy " thinks or says doesn't alter the fact that AA still supports Jeremy.

[Jan]

some people are like taff jones.too proud to admit when they are wrong

If you are going to be brave and accuse, then just say who.

[Jan]

they might learn once the fleecing starts.we know what happened to poor daisey

When does that start then in your experience.? Just so I am ready you understand.

[sami]

When does that start then in your experience.? Just so I am ready you understand.

you yell me .or ask daisy

[Jan]

"Most notes, however, average the length of a normal paragraph, 120-160 words."


It seems Sheila is in a small percentage in many aspects of her suicide note - 

Was one of the 1 in 6 of people that actually left a note prior to committing suicide.

Is in the minority of people that wrote pages in her suicide note, rather than a paragraph which most people do. Although she only had 22 minutes.

Surely only 1 in a 100  would write a suicide note just before committing suicide. Then leave it where it may not be found for 30 years.

The suicide note is after she had killed her four closest relatives.

So what is your premise as to when she actually wrote the "alleged" note? Where is your concrete evidence she only had 22 minutes? Did you miss me?

[Caroline]

I wrote to Jeremy with some ideas about what they said.  It was what he inferred. However he obviously thought they were not notes found by the police so would have dismissed them . If that has been shown not to be true then of course they would be looked at in a different light. I think that is the key. Where did they actually come from?

There seems to be some confusion here (deliberate or not), the handwritten note described a illegible is (I am sure) this one ....

 

It is described as being found of Sheila's dressing table and has reference number DRH/42. It makes more sense for this note to be described as 'illegible' as the others may be difficult to read but they are not illegible.

You post about the medium makes sense with the above in mind.

[Steve_uk]

I think the allegation might be the note was started before the Wednesday morning and added to continually, though to my mind it does look like the ramblings of an individual from one session. Not sure where the table in her bedroom fits in though, unless we're back to the lounge or kitchen.