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Re: Sherlock has solved the case at last ...
« Reply #270 on: October 05, 2017, 11:33:PM »
i cant take this thread seriously just becouse of its title.

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« Reply #271 on: October 06, 2017, 12:36:AM »
i cant take this thread seriously just becouse of its title.

I really don't think you're alone in that!
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Re: Sherlock has solved the case at last ...
« Reply #272 on: October 06, 2017, 07:46:AM »
Jeremy should be acquitted as soon as is humanely possible.
 If you can call it humane keeping an innocent man in prison.  I see no reason for him to remain locked up any longer,as he's already gone well beyond his time for a life sentence for a start. It's the most disgusting and horrendous way to treat anyone,especially someone who's clearly innocent.

We've had top cops who've received manslaughter charges and have been free to carry on with their lives and probably with the guarantee that they can carry on enjoying their freedom and people talk about justice.

The sentence he received was a MINIMUM of 25 years with the rider that it remained to be seen whether it would ever be considered that it was safe to release him.

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« Reply #273 on: October 06, 2017, 08:42:AM »
i cant take this thread seriously just becouse of its title.

His stab at 'solving' the case was far better than the official version that's proscribed on here by those who favour guilt.
« Last Edit: October 06, 2017, 08:56:AM by Roch »

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Re: Sherlock has solved the case at last ...
« Reply #274 on: October 06, 2017, 08:50:AM »
Can't disagree with that, our experiences and learning are vital input and assist us when forming opinions.  As we never stop experiencing and learning all through our lives we should always be open to and not ashamed of change in our beliefs.

Think I was editing my post when you replied Maggie:

The point was -

"Nonetheless, this discomfort of change and entertaining new ideas that challenge old ideas is necessary for human emotional and social growth. Many folks opt to stay stuck. Many just decide not to incorporate new information and insight which can lead to a state of self-delusion and dangerous self-righteousness.
This human tendency and cognitive bias is called the backfire effect. Most of us think we are rational beings making rational decisions with all the necessary information to do so....
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« Reply #275 on: October 06, 2017, 08:53:AM »
Jeremy should be acquitted as soon as is humanely possible.
 If you can call it humane keeping an innocent man in prison.  I see no reason for him to remain locked up any longer,as he's already gone well beyond his time for a life sentence for a start. It's the most disgusting and horrendous way to treat anyone,especially someone who's clearly innocent.

We've had top cops who've received manslaughter charges and have been free to carry on with their lives and probably with the guarantee that they can carry on enjoying their freedom and people talk about justice.

"As soon as humanely possible?"

Yet aren't you all for the death penalty?

Do you see people as "all good" or "all bad?"

Do you not see both good and bad simultaneously in people?

JB did NOT initially blame Sheila because he had no idea of the extent of her mental issues. What he understood later was that which had been " fed " to him by those whose limited knowledge,blamed schizophrenia,instead of its cause. One doesn't suddenly develop schizophrenia.
I would hazard a guess that JB got the shock of his life after reading about the traumatic and tumultuous life that Sheila had endured that brought about her mental illness. Sheila was on a downward spiral. Anyone with half an eye could have seen that. Her friends,particularly when they'd remarked on how different she'd looked,scary and staring,since her final hospital visit. 

JB has never seen himself as the victim,it's others who've added that " he too is a victim ". He certainly hasn't come across as a " feel sorry for me " person,of which there are many,but I wouldn't class them ALL as being psychopaths. I can't be doing with these sort of people either ( sympathy seekers )

He blamed Sheila from the get go. It was all part of his plan. There was no conversation that night about "fostering" - As Colin pointed out in his evidence; he and Sheila had joint custody.

Jeremy didn't " get the shock of his life" to learn of Sheila's mental illness nor indeed how she may or may not have been treated. He'd lived it with her. He was her brother and he looked up to her - allegedly. He didn't get on with his mother! Though he attempts to suggest he did in his blogs. He knew all he needed to know in order to spin his web of lies. Thankfully it wasn't long before the police saw straight through him!

Clearly you are one of the "others" to which you refer above - "He too is a victim"

Victim of his own making. He chose to murder his family!

He has spent over 30 years seeking sympathy and you've fallen for it hook line and sinker. Preferring to see his victims (and everyone else) as the aggressors, as though they deserved what was coming to them?!
« Last Edit: October 06, 2017, 09:25:AM by Stephanie »
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Re: Sherlock has solved the case at last ...
« Reply #276 on: October 06, 2017, 09:24:AM »
His stab at 'solving' the case was far better than the official version that's proscribed on here by those who favour guilt.

If only he'd been able to cast aside his bias. He just couldn't ever contemplate he had been duped. His conclusion was predictable. He never considered ALL the possibilities. He just couldn't quite bring himself to consider all the arguments of the opposition.
« Last Edit: October 06, 2017, 10:09:AM by Stephanie »
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Re: Sherlock has solved the case at last ...
« Reply #277 on: October 06, 2017, 09:25:AM »
Think I was editing my post when you replied Maggie:

The point was -

"Nonetheless, this discomfort of change and entertaining new ideas that challenge old ideas is necessary for human emotional and social growth. Many folks opt to stay stuck. Many just decide not to incorporate new information and insight which can lead to a state of self-delusion and dangerous self-righteousness.
This human tendency and cognitive bias is called the backfire effect. Most of us think we are rational beings making rational decisions with all the necessary information to do so....
Think I read all of it Stephanie.  I couldn't agree more, imo it is the only way.  Nothing is constant, not even our reality.The problem is that even when we believe we are fluid, we may not be.  It's a huge subject....
The extreme result of human ego when it becomes too strong and inflexible is clear to see in the wars and misery in the world.
« Last Edit: October 06, 2017, 10:29:AM by maggie »

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Re: Sherlock has solved the case at last ...
« Reply #278 on: October 06, 2017, 10:28:AM »
"As soon as humanely possible?"

Yet aren't you all for the death penalty?

Do you see people as "all good" or "all bad?"

Do you not see both good and bad simultaneously in people?

He blamed Sheila from the get go. It was all part of his plan. There was no conversation that night about "fostering" - As Colin pointed out in his evidence; he and Sheila had joint custody.

Jeremy didn't " get the shock of his life" to learn of Sheila's mental illness nor indeed how she may or may not have been treated. He'd lived it with her. He was her brother and he looked up to her - allegedly. He didn't get on with his mother! Though he attempts to suggest he did in his blogs. He knew all he needed to know in order to spin his web of lies. Thankfully it wasn't long before the police saw straight through him!

Clearly you are one of the "others" to which you refer above - "He too is a victim"

Victim of his own making. He chose to murder his family!

He has spent over 30 years seeking sympathy and you've fallen for it hook line and sinker. Preferring to see his victims (and everyone else) as the aggressors, as though they deserved what was coming to them?!






Says you  ::) Would you mind very much if I also had my say in this without you thinking that what you say is the 100% correct version of events ? I don't rubbish your posts,but I may start to change tack !

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Re: Sherlock has solved the case at last ...
« Reply #279 on: October 06, 2017, 12:23:PM »
His stab at 'solving' the case was far better than the official version that's proscribed on here by those who favour guilt.

I don't even think you really believe that!
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Re: Sherlock has solved the case at last ...
« Reply #281 on: October 06, 2017, 12:36:PM »
I was going to mention that before along with the wallet but thought better of it.  ;D ;D ;D

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Re: Sherlock has solved the case at last ...
« Reply #282 on: October 06, 2017, 12:37:PM »

http://jeremybamberforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,5565.msg243191.html#msg243191

 ::)

Would you like me to start posting your old posts? You Hypocrite!

I posted that when I believed the bullshit you now believe! When I though there might have been two bodies in the kitchen, that the police were 'in conversation' with someone in the farm 'house', when I thought there MIGHT be a possibility that Nevil may have called the police. In order to TRY and make sense of Sheila being guilty, you have to try and justify it. I did the same as you lot or doing - running around looking for little anomalies and adding weight to any and every little think that MIGHT point to Sheila. Then I wrote to Jeremy .....
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Re: Sherlock has solved the case at last ...
« Reply #283 on: October 06, 2017, 12:40:PM »
I was going to mention that before along with the wallet but thought better of it.  ;D ;D ;D

What about the wallet? You can make as many aspersions as you like but I KNOW FOR A FACT that he avoided the question. So you and David (who has stabbed you in the back more than once) can go f - ish!
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Re: Sherlock has solved the case at last ...
« Reply #284 on: October 06, 2017, 12:42:PM »
Would you like me to start posting your old posts? You Hypocrite!

I posted that when I believed the bullshit you now believe! When I though there might have been two bodies in the kitchen, that the police were 'in conversation' with someone in the farm 'house', when I thought there MIGHT be a possibility that Nevil may have called the police. In order to TRY and make sense of Sheila being guilty, you have to try and justify it. I did the same as you lot or doing - running around looking for little anomalies and adding weight to any and every little think that MIGHT point to Sheila. Then I wrote to Jeremy .....





Like I said--------it's done to me,but somehow it's different when done to somebody else.Why's that ??