Jeremy's assumptions about his sister's meds and relatives' opinions

[Lucy522]

Why would he risk breaking in unarmed waking crispy up eating Neville to an intruder, then rummaging round for a gun in the dark with a dog yapping at his feet? Neville would of been downstairs like a shot and possibly could of found the rifle before Jeremy, if Neville moved it, he knew where it was, Jeremy didn't.

[lookout]

Neville could of come down armed if he thought there was an intruder broken in, he could of shot Jeremy before Jeremy had even armed himself!!!

 Quite easily. I think Neville was on his guard anyway.

[Lucy522]

 Quite easily. I think Neville was on his guard anyway.

We keep a coshh under our bed, any noise and my husbands downstairs with it in seconds, normally  a cat lol

[guest7363]

 Quite easily. I think Neville was on his guard anyway.

But not on his guard with Sheila?  The whole rabbit story is a red herring he could have left the gun hid and loaded anywhere, he could have told Neville he was taking the gun to shoot rabbits and hid it somewhere?

[lookout]

We keep a coshh under our bed, any noise and my husbands downstairs with it in seconds, normally  a cat lol

It shouldn't be like that though,should it ?

[Jane]

We keep a coshh under our bed, any noise and my husbands downstairs with it in seconds, normally  a cat lol

Do you live in an isolated area in an easily accessed house, Lucy.

[susan]

It shouldn't be like that though,should it ?

lookout that is awful for poor Lucy I would be a nervous wreck lots to be said living up here in the Highlands 

[Lucy522]

It shouldn't be like that though,should it ?

Probably not but with 4 babies in the house you can't be to careful, I'd have to be dead to let anyone near them

[guest7363]

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[Jane]

How would he know where it was then? Could he risk breaking in, crispy waking up and barking alerting Neville, whilst rummaging around in the dark looking for a weapon,

As there's no one to verify it, we have no way of knowing WHAT he did with the rifle. He HAD to say he left it where Sheila could get it in order for Sheila to have got hold of it in the story he told. All that was really necessary was for it to be somewhere HE could locate it.

[susan]

Probably not but with 4 babies in the house you can't be to careful, I'd have to be dead to let anyone near them

Lucy quite right Mothers are naturally protective to their babies even in the animal world cats/dogs etc protect their young with their life (where is the Father I ask off making more baby kittens and puppies hahaha) Bet you are a lovely Mum X

[lookout]

Probably not but with 4 babies in the house you can't be to careful, I'd have to be dead to let anyone near them

I'll say. You'd guard them with our life.

[lookout]

But not on his guard with Sheila?  The whole rabbit story is a red herring he could have left the gun hid and loaded anywhere, he could have told Neville he was taking the gun to shoot rabbits and hid it somewhere?

Quite a few red-herrings-------that actually made up a case.

[lookout]

lookout that is awful for poor Lucy I would be a nervous wreck lots to be said living up here in the Highlands 

Yes,of course Susan. I have a direct alarm which is well worth the money for staying safe. The Highlands are beautiful. I don't think there's a nicer place. Even in Australia they have the Highlands and only for Kangaroo Valley,you'd think you were in Scotland.

[Lucy522]

Lucy quite right Mothers are naturally protective to their babies even in the animal world cats/dogs etc protect their young with their life (where is the Father I ask off making more baby kittens and puppies hahaha) Bet you are a lovely Mum X

Lucy quite right Mothers are naturally protective to their babies even in the animal world cats/dogs etc protect their young with their life (where is the Father I ask off making more baby kittens and puppies hahaha) Bet you are a lovely Mum X

He's as protective over the boys as me, although not as anxious as I am, we live in a nice area but we have side doors and back doors and front doors , it stems from when we lived in our old house I was siting in the living room breastfeeding the baby and there were 2 men in our garden looking through our back doors, I called 999 and am there had been. A burglary that morning 2 doors down and the man had woke to find them upstairs in his house. Paul had just gone to work so they must of been watching, they get in by surprise me a tool that turns your key in the lock from the outside, I've never been so scared.