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

[lookout]

Is it any wonder that justice will never prevail as long as you have those who are prepared to lie through their teeth,or fabricate ( same thing ) thus denying those who are honest,a just and fair trial,for the sake of pure unadulterated GREED !

[nugnug]

The matter regarding the electric meter man is mentioned in the European Convention of Human Rights :
Article 6-Fair Trial,where it states that the right to have witness examined had been denied of Jeremy when the prosecution had used PII ( a gagging order ) preventing statements for the defence,such as that of the visit of the electric meter reader who had witnessed one of Sheila's psychotic attacks hours prior to the murders.
Ewen Smith had taken a witness statement from the employee and had then found out that he'd made a statement to the original investigating officer,only for it not to be disclosed to Jeremy or his legal team and also not listed under PII rules.

are so 2 sources then.

[lookout]

are so 2 sources then.

Well, 3 if you count the investigating officer as well as Ewen Smith and David Shaw.

[Steve_uk]

I was referring to the statement of the gas man, who has been wrongly depicted as giving a defamatory statement about Sheila. I have read about this electricity man but I don't think it's in any of the books, nor can I find the statement in the library here, but am open to persuasion that the incident happened.

[lookout]

I was referring to the statement of the gas man, who has been wrongly depicted as giving a defamatory statement about Sheila. I have read about this electricity man but I don't think it's in any of the books, nor can I find the statement in the library here, but am open to persuasion that the incident happened.

So it was the gas-man as well ?

[Caroline]

So it was the gas-man as well ?

How about the milkman? The paperboy? The fish seller? The encyclopedia salesman? The Ringtons Tea man? I'm sure they were all their that day! 

Opps, I almost forgot the postman! 

[Steve_uk]

So it was the gas-man as well ?

Sorry the incident to which I was referring was the visit of Douglas Pike:

On Monday morning, around 10 o' clock, Douglas Pike called at the farm to collect the faulty cordless telephone from the kitchen; it had been a replacement for the original one, damaged during the lightning strikes. Sheila greeted him at the back door. He noticed Nicholas and Daniel: "I was very impressed, as a grandfather, by the way that the two boys were behaving. They were standing at the end of the kitchen table making paper flags and colouring them in with pencils". Pike left thinking what a happy family they seemed.

[lookout]

" A happy family ",on the surface,as per hundreds of so-called " happy families ".

[Caroline]

Sorry the incident to which I was referring was the visit of Douglas Pike:

On Monday morning, around 10 o' clock, Douglas Pike called at the farm to collect the faulty cordless telephone from the kitchen; it had been a replacement for the original one, damaged during the lightning strikes. Sheila greeted him at the back door. He noticed Nicholas and Daniel: "I was very impressed, as a grandfather, by the way that the two boys were behaving. They were standing at the end of the kitchen table making paper flags and colouring them in with pencils". Pike left thinking what a happy family they seemed.

I don't believe that there was any gas/electricity man.

[Jane]

How about the milkman? The paperboy? The fish seller? The encyclopedia salesman? The Ringtons Tea man? I'm sure they were all their that day! 

Opps, I almost forgot the postman! 

Don't forget the Corona man

[lookout]

I don't believe that there was any gas/electricity man.

You'd better get in touch with Ewen Smith then. It's the only way of finding out.
What I've written was from a document concerning the European Human Rights Act,so it's not my fault that you don't even believe documentation which you forever bleat about as never being available following posts made by certain posters,including myself.

[Caroline]

Don't forget the Corona man

Who? Not heard of him Jane but no doubt he was there that day! There was a queue I hear! 

[Jane]

Who? Not heard of him Jane but no doubt he was there that day! There was a queue I hear! 

Ooops! I'm either showing my age OR the man selling fizzy drinks was still doing his rounds in the depths of deepest, darkest Essex.

[David1819]

It's a fabrication. The gas man came on the Monday morning and saw a typical domestic scene with the boys playing happily.

The gas man came on the Monday morning and saw a typical domestic scene

[Caroline]

Where is the extract taken from?