Author Topic: Jeremy's assumptions about his sister's meds and relatives' opinions  (Read 37312 times)

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aperantly there not close to jeremy but seem to know everything that jeremy and sheila did rather strange that.

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Didn't David and Anthony admit in Taff Jones' office that Sheila could have committed the crimes, effectively showing that they were ignorant of her illness after all.

so they thought she could of done her husband also thought shhe could of done funny they would all think that if it was impossble for to have done it.

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so they thought she could of done her husband also thought shhe could of done funny they would all think that if it was impossble for to have done it.
Well as I said in a previous post the relatives knew very little of her illness. I prefer to take the verdict of the Harley Street doctor who stated he didn't think she posed a risk to her children. As for Colin, this has been mentioned many times before. The "so she's finally done it" remark made by him on the doorstep upon being confronted by Police Officers pertained to Sheila only, and in fact is consistent with the times Sheila had confided in him the fears over her mental health and suicidal tendencies, thoughts confirmed by Helen Grimster far nearer the time.

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o if there wernt close to her how could they know so much about the side effects of her medication you cant have it both ways.

Who said they did? They didn't know what medication she was taking. They were talking about how she behaved which just proves the notion of over sedation.
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There is no possibility Sheila could have committed the massacre as she was on Haloperidol. It would have probably taken her 5 minutes to walk down the stairs without falling over.

This benefitted Bamber as he knew she would be easy to control later. He had seen her only hours earlier & his & PB's WS's confirm Sheila was unable to physically or mentally function.
« Last Edit: April 15, 2017, 09:25:AM by Adam »
'Only I know what really happened that night'.

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There is no possibility Sheila could have committed the massacre as she was on Haloperidol. It would have probably have taken her 5 minutes to walk down the stairs without falling over.

This benefitted Bamber as he knew she would be easy to control later. He had seen her only hours earlier & his & PB's WS's confirm Sheila was unable to physically or mentally function.

Firstly, if Sheila was 'so easy to control' and this 'benefited Bamber' - how was he unable to correctly shoot her on the first occasion?  The most crucial shot he had to make that night - and he couldn't even control her properly or aim it properly.  He also knowingly risked having to shoot her more than once -because he knowingly used a low calibre weapon intended for killing vermin.

What rubbish.
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Firstly, if Sheila was 'so easy to control' and this 'benefited Bamber' - how was he unable to correctly shoot her on the first occasion?  The most crucial shot he had to make that night - and he couldn't even control her properly or aim it properly.  He also knowingly risked having to shoot her more than once -because he knowingly used a low calibre weapon intended for killing vermin.

What rubbish.

What weapon should he have used ?

The second shot was in the exact same position as the first. It was impossible for Sheila to shoot herself twice. Bamber accepted this when interviewed by the police.

Yours & TomG's suggestion that the police fired the second shot after Sheila had been prononced dead, has been dismissed.

Bamber & PB confirmed Sheila was zonked out on the night & going to bed. There is no possibility she could have committed the massacre due to the Haloperidol.  You know this.
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What weapon should he have used ?

The second shot was in the exact same position as the first. It was impossible for Sheila to shoot herself twice. Bamber accepted this when interviewed by the police.

B- U - L - L - S - H - I - T  Alert!

If the two shots had been suspicious - they would have been suspicious for every copper who walked in to that farmhouse from Harris downwards and viewed Sheila's body - FROM THE VERY OFF.  The two shots miraculously only came suspicious much later.  They would have been suspicious with immediate effect.  The police don't make assumptions and we are talking about tonnes of coppers from divisional commanders and experienced CID to experienced firearms and keen bobbies looking to make a mark.  Oh.. and I forgot - also SOC & photography - who's very role is to specifically study and record the scene. 




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B- U - L - L - S - H - I - T  Alert!

If the two shots had been suspicious - they would have been suspicious for every copper who walked in to that farmhouse from Harris downwards and viewed Sheila's body - FROM THE VERY OFF.  The two shots miraculously only came suspicious much later.  They would have been suspicious with immediate effect.  The police don't make assumptions and we are talking about tonnes of coppers from divisional commanders and experienced CID to experienced firearms and keen bobbies looking to make a mark.  Oh.. and I forgot - also SOC & photography - who's very role is to specifically study and record the scene.

I've reported you to the moderators.

Anyway, what weapon should Bamber have used ? You didn't answer.

Some police were suspicious from the beginning. Bamber was arrested after one month. After the evidence had been processed.

What is the problem ? 
« Last Edit: April 15, 2017, 09:58:AM by Adam »
'Only I know what really happened that night'.

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I've reported you to the moderators.

Anyway, what weapon should Bamber have used ? You didn't answer.

Some police were suspicious from the beginning. Bamber was arrested after one month. After the evidence had been processed. What is the problem ?

Fuck off you police informant worm.  Report me to the moderators for saying that there's a bullshit alert relating to what we are expected to believe from police and prosecution?
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Fuck off you police informant worm.  Report me to the moderators for saying that there's a bullshit alert relating to what we are expected to believe from police and prosecution?

I've reported you to the moderators again.

What weapon should Bamber have used. Third request.
'Only I know what really happened that night'.

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Fuck off you police informant worm.  Report me to the moderators for saying that there's a bullshit alert relating to what we are expected to believe from police and prosecution?

Blimey Roch, are you being home schooled by Mike?  :o

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Blimey Roch, are you being home schooled by Mike?  :o

That's rich coming from you.  You labelled me a 'dick' the other night.

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That's rich coming from you.  You labelled me a 'dick' the other night.

I was jesting about people having poor opinions of others based on their views on the case. Hence why I then said that Caroline used to be 'orrible but was alright now.

Apologies if you took offence, you haven't previously been so sensitive to such banter.

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I was jesting about people having poor opinions of others based on their views on the case. Hence why I then said that Caroline used to be 'orrible but was alright now.

Apologies if you took offence, you haven't previously been so sensitive to such banter.

I don't think any body likes being called a 'dick' but I will try not to be sensitive.  Maybe everybody should report Adam as being a troll - since he is so keen to report others.