Essex Police Interview, Brett Collins...

[guest7363]

does make you wonder if jb had a better legal team would it have helped his case

I think the problem was Sami, he had no one to fall back on, I bet he got no visits while locked up, no one to help him and he put his trust in the legal team, he had no wife mother Dad who was fighting for him, everyone turned against him.  I honestly think if it was the same evidence on trial today he would have got off.  They couldn’t even call many witnesses for his defence all them were dodgy? 

[lookout]

There's no doubt in my mind that a" re-trial" will see him freed.

[sami]

Such a shame Jeremy hated his mother and had no love for his father, in your teens you often go through these fads, but, to carry this anger through into his twenties it must have been a deep hatred and one that caused him to commit to murder.  I suppose the hatred and no love, coupled with the fact he saw June giving away his inheritance as such to the Church of which he had no control made him commit these terrible crimes.

excellent summing up justice

[David1819]

Such a shame Jeremy hated his mother and had no love for his father, in your teens you often go through these fads, but, to carry this anger through into his twenties it must have been a deep hatred and one that caused him to commit to murder.  I suppose the hatred and no love, coupled with the fact he saw June giving away his inheritance as such to the Church of which he had no control made him commit these terrible crimes.

Colin Caffell hated june also. and said he could of killed her. By your logic I guess Colin must have been involved also.

[lookout]

Colin Caffell hated june also. and said he could of killed her. By your logic I guess Colin must have been involved also.

Pity his letter hadn't been read out in court.

[Jane]

Pity his letter hadn't been read out in court.

Was Colin suspected of her murder then?

[lookout]

Was Colin suspected of her murder then?

What a daft question-------as if you didn't know what I meant 

[Jane]

What a daft question-------as if you didn't know what I meant 

 Yours was an entirely emotional response. Why WOULD something totally unconnected to the case be read out in court?....................other than as a counterbalance to Jeremy saying he could kill anyone (including his parents?) and he f*****g hated his parents.

[lookout]

Yours was an entirely emotional response. Why WOULD something totally unconnected to the case be read out in court?....................other than as a counterbalance to Jeremy saying he could kill anyone (including his parents?) and he f*****g hated his parents.

Colin's letter was connected to the case though when he told Nevill that" June wasn't going to f***-up the brains of his sons the way she had done with Sheila's."

[Jane]

Colin's letter was connected to the case though when he told Nevill that" June wasn't going to f***-up the brains of his sons the way she had done with Sheila's."

But it was never read by Nevill.

[lookout]

But it was never read by Nevill.

I didn't say it was. I said it was never read out in court,like many letters and documents that would have assisted the defence.

[David1819]

although the letter was never read by Nevill. It does give us a snapshot of what was going on in Colins mind and the situation regarding the twins.

[Jane]

I didn't say it was. I said it was never read out in court,like many letters and documents that would have assisted the defence.

I fail to see how. He was a long divorced ex son in law. The benign Freddie portrayed in Bambertweets is somewhat different from the malign influence you've described him as being.

[lookout]

I fail to see how. He was a long divorced ex son in law. The benign Freddie portrayed in Bambertweets is somewhat different from the malign influence you've described him as being.

You never fail to shrug off anything which doesn't involve JB to turn things around surreptitiously pointing a finger at me for something I'm supposed to have said.

[lookout]

They hadn't been " long divorced " at that stage.