Disturbing Evidence, which confirms that cops handed back silencer to the family

[Jane]

RWB wasn't so far behind in finding out the orders of the deaths. It wouldn't surprise me if indeed they had been recorded and switched about.

Yeah, yeah. We know. Anyone and everyone but Jeremy. Always blaming others.

[Kaldin]

The point is that nearly the whole lot of them were after the money at some stage, so Jeremy being after the money doesn't necessarily make him guilty.

[David1819]

He had no thought for anyone only himself Jane, his mind was solely on money.  Even wanting to know the order of deaths in case it went against him.

http://jeremybamberforum.co.uk/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=417.0;attach=1264

He must have forgot the order he killed them in.

[Jane]

The point is that nearly the whole lot of them were after the money at some stage, so Jeremy being after the money doesn't necessarily make him guilty.

It doesn't. But it gives us very clear insights to his character.

[Kaldin]

It doesn't. But it gives us very clear insights to his character.

Does it? In that case, they were all the same, but do you think they were capable of murder too? Many people are opportunists - if there's money around, they'll take it.

[guest7363]

It doesn't. But it gives us very clear insights to his character.

And Motive

[sami]

The point is that nearly the whole lot of them were after the money at some stage, so Jeremy being after the money doesn't necessarily make him guilty.

whole lot ,such as ,name a few

[Jane]

Does it? In that case, they were all the same, but do you think they were capable of murder too? Many people are opportunists - if there's money around, they'll take it.

That's fine. No different from other families where property, land and money are concerned. The only difference being "they" didn't commit murder.

[Kaldin]

whole lot ,such as ,name a few

The relatives.

[Jane]

And Motive

Oh yes. We mustn't forget the all important Motive

[Caroline]

The point is that nearly the whole lot of them were after the money at some stage, so Jeremy being after the money doesn't necessarily make him guilty.

Were they? Or did they simply not want a murderer to inherit?

[Kaldin]

Were they? Or did they simply not want a murderer to inherit?

Haha! Right, so they gave it to charity then did they?

Come off it. Nevill's nephew and niece had to go to court to get their share, although it was finally settled out of court.

[guest7363]

Haha! Right, so they gave it to charity then did they?

Come off it. Nevill's nephew and niece had to go to court to get their share, although it was finally settled out of court.

Have to agree Kaldin, the whole episode turned into money, but I don’t think many other families would have been any different considering what took place.

[Caroline]

Haha! Right, so they gave it to charity then did they?

Come off it. Nevill's nephew and niece had to go to court to get their share, although it was finally settled out of court.

None of it would have happened if Bamber hadn't killed the family! Would you have given it to Charity?

[Kaldin]

None of it would have happened if Bamber hadn't killed the family! Would you have given it to Charity?

RB even took it upon himself to involve himself in Mabel Speakman's change of Will. She didn't have to change it, but of course he wanted Pamela to get all her money, not just half of it.

I wouldn't have been finding out who inherits so soon after the deaths - would you?

Of course they wanted the dosh - get real.