For Lookout - An Inheritance Killer The Same Age As JB

[JackieD]

Although a tidy sum of money back in the mid-80's,there was also the matter of inheritance tax that would have made quite a big hole in the overall amount and certainly not worth anyone killing for. If it had been in the mllions,then I wouldn't have been so quick in declaring JB's innocence.

The value of the farmhouse wasn't added to the existing sum because it had been rented,though even if it had have been, property values weren't as they are now,so it still wouldn't have reached the £million pound mark.

Lookout the money and land would have gone to Jeremy and his sister anyway
His parents were old and not in good health and there was no reason for Jeremy ever to commit murder

[Jane]

Well time will tell and it was never the relatives money.  Think about when they have to give everything back with interest

Yeah, yeah. I guess most of us here will be pushing up daisies LONG before that day comes around.

[Jane]

Lookout the money and land would have gone to Jeremy and his sister anyway
His parents were old and not in good health and there was no reason for Jeremy ever to commit murder

Sure thing, Jackie...................and Nevill and June, who were only in their early 60's, had Jeremy not killed them, COULD have lived until they were well into their 90's.

[JackieD]

Sure thing, Jackie...................and Nevill and June, who were only in their early 60's, had Jeremy not killed them, COULD have lived until they were well into their 90's.

He didn't kill them it's so obvious

Tollesbury is such a great area for filming

Jane you might know this
Do police officers still get their pension if they are found guilty of perjury

[lookout]

Strange how June at only 60 should have felt the need to have written a note/letter to the family before the tragedy ?  A note/letter which had been left easy to find and not attached to the Will in any way. Makes you wonder who took whose life ?
I'm sure that if I wrote a note/letter such as that for the family to find,they'd suspect me of having taken something,especially where no specific illness had been diagnosed.

Considering that June had been examined and found that she'd been a healthy female,it seems hard to believe that she'd write such a note. Yet it was never questioned as to the health of her mind. Nobody dies from depression or any other mental health issue.

Only by knowing the reason for her many GP visits leading up to the tragedy,we'll never know if June had been in a " dark place" when the tragedy occurred.

Nevill's reason for cutting short his role as magistrate was to look after June. Nobody really knew anything.

[JackieD]

True Lookout

[Jane]

Sure thing, Jackie...................and Nevill and June, who were only in their early 60's, had Jeremy not killed them, COULD have lived until they were well into their 90's.

He didn't kill them it's so obvious

Tollesbury is such a great area for filming

Jane you might know this
Do police officers still get their pension if they are found guilty of perjury

I note that you haven't addressed my previous post. It occurs to me that June and Nevill might STILL be alive, as are some of their contemporaries, but for Jeremy robbing them of their life, so given that Jeremy had no intentions of farming for the rest of his life, prison may be a preferable alternative.

Tollesbury is a delightful, if somewhat end of the world destination. I spent much of my childhood there and still visit frequently. I've never been there whilst filming has been happening.

I really can't tell you if policemen still get their pension if they're found guilty of perjury. I don't know any who have been guilty.

[Jane]

Strange how June at only 60 should have felt the need to have written a note/letter to the family before the tragedy ?  A note/letter which had been left easy to find and not attached to the Will in any way. Makes you wonder who took whose life ?
I'm sure that if I wrote a note/letter such as that for the family to find,they'd suspect me of having taken something,especially where no specific illness had been diagnosed.

Considering that June had been examined and found that she'd been a healthy female,it seems hard to believe that she'd write such a note. Yet it was never questioned as to the health of her mind. Nobody dies from depression or any other mental health issue.

Only by knowing the reason for her many GP visits leading up to the tragedy,we'll never know if June had been in a " dark place" when the tragedy occurred.

Nevill's reason for cutting short his role as magistrate was to look after June. Nobody really knew anything.

Why so, Lookout? It's a huge leap to say she wrote the note just before the tragedy. It doesn't, at all, make me wonder anything.................other than she may have felt threatened by Jeremy's behaviour? Just a thought. I'll ignore what you'd have done. It's not about you and you're not June, are you?

I've suggested that June may have been a hypochondriac. They can always find something that might cause them to be ill. You keep talking about her "many" visits to her doctor, but I don't believe any doctor has ever come forward to confirm this. Then, why would they? June wasn't on trial...............until now.

[lookout]

Why so, Lookout? It's a huge leap to say she wrote the note just before the tragedy. It doesn't, at all, make me wonder anything.................other than she may have felt threatened by Jeremy's behaviour? Just a thought. I'll ignore what you'd have done. It's not about you and you're not June, are you?

I've suggested that June may have been a hypochondriac. They can always find something that might cause them to be ill. You keep talking about her "many" visits to her doctor, but I don't believe any doctor has ever come forward to confirm this. Then, why would they? June wasn't on trial...............until now.

Well you were bound to blame June's illness on JB's behaviour.Everything is now a foregone conclusion whatever the post is about.
June had been unwell for years before that,so whose fault was it then ?

So you now say that June was a hypochondriac ? Except that such people don't go through the purgatory of ECT,twice in fact.

There were 4 adults in the household,including Jeremy and on that night,he went home which left 3. All this tragedy has focussed on is JB ! Nobody went into the ins and outs of depression or of June's diagnosis of religious psychosis where even the twins had been upset by it. Then you had Sheila,a depressive who'd told everyone she met that she didn't get on with her mother and even Colin who'd said in his book that he could have killed June ( why did he say that ? )

The killing that night had been between 3 adults-------minus Jeremy who knew nothing about anything and was quite oblivious to the fact that the two women were at loggerheads.

[Jane]

Well you were bound to blame June's illness on JB's behaviour.Everything is now a foregone conclusion whatever the post is about.
June had been unwell for years before that,so whose fault was it then ?

So you now say that June was a hypochondriac ? Except that such people don't go through the purgatory of ECT,twice in fact.

There were 4 adults in the household,including Jeremy and on that night,he went home which left 3. All this tragedy has focussed on is JB ! Nobody went into the ins and outs of depression or of June's diagnosis of religious psychosis where even the twins had been upset by it. Then you had Sheila,a depressive who'd told everyone she met that she didn't get on with her mother and even Colin who'd said in his book that he could have killed June ( why did he say that ? )

The killing that night had been between 3 adults-------minus Jeremy who knew nothing about anything and was quite oblivious to the fact that the two women were at loggerheads.

Please quote me correctly, Lookout. I never said June WAS a hypochondriac. I said she MAY have been. I wasn't including her mental health, but from how you seem to have read it, she never had anything other than mental health problems.

Certainly Jeremy went home that night....................but he returned to make certain he didn't have to wait, possibly another 30 years, probably doing a job he didn't want to do, before getting anywhere near enough money to live the life he wanted. He made his sibling's mental problems work for him. He barely mentioned his mother's.

[Kaldin]

If Jeremy really hated farming, he could have spoken to Nevill and told him that. I can't see that Nevill would just force Jeremy to carry on working on the farm if he knew Jeremy hated it.

[Caroline]

Does younger than Jeremy count?

http://murderpedia.org/male.E/e/ewell-dana.htm

The challenge was that I had to find someone of the same age and Lookout would admit that such crimes happen (even though we all know they do).

It looks like the whole point of the thread has once again gone for a burton!

[lookout]

Please quote me correctly, Lookout. I never said June WAS a hypochondriac. I said she MAY have been. I wasn't including her mental health, but from how you seem to have read it, she never had anything other than mental health problems.

Certainly Jeremy went home that night....................but he returned to make certain he didn't have to wait, possibly another 30 years, probably doing a job he didn't want to do, before getting anywhere near enough money to live the life he wanted. He made his sibling's mental problems work for him. He barely mentioned his mother's.

I knew what you'd said so no need for the caps. Perhaps now you know what it's like to purposely misinterpret.

Jeremy knew nothing about his mother's illness or he'd  have said so in his WS. All he mentioned was her seeing the GP for weeks,was it ? up to the tragedy.

[nugnug]

The challenge was that I had to find someone of the same age and Lookout would admit that such crimes happen (even though we all know they do).

It looks like the whole point of the thread has once again gone for a burton!

erm was point to it then.

[Jane]

If Jeremy really hated farming, he could have spoken to Nevill and told him that. I can't see that Nevill would just force Jeremy to carry on working on the farm if he knew Jeremy hated it.

You may believe so, but naturally, there may have been a price to pay...................and Jeremy didn't come highly qualified -indeed, he wasn't qualified at all- for anything.