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JEREMY BAMBER CASE => Jeremy Bamber Case Discussion => Topic started by: Janet on July 14, 2012, 12:20:AM

Title: Jeremy Bamber Simplified
Post by: Janet on July 14, 2012, 12:20:AM
I know not a lot about this case but have always believed from what I have read that something was not correct.

my belief has not changed on this but what I and any new members need is this case simplified.

Can someone do this?

It is then up to people to look for more information after getting the simplified info

The public need the simplified info so they know what is going on.


Title: Re: Jeremy Bamber Simplified
Post by: grahameb on July 14, 2012, 12:53:AM
I know not a lot about this case but have always believed from what I have read that something was not correct.

my belief has not changed on this but what I and any new members need is this case simplified.

Can someone do this?

It is then up to people to look for more information after getting the simplified info

The public need the simplified info so they know what is going on.
Since you have suggested it why don't you "simplify" it for us?
Title: Re: Jeremy Bamber Simplified
Post by: mertol22 on July 14, 2012, 01:21:PM
if i believed everything i read including the vile corrupt press tabloids i know myself i have failed , what was Fox Mulder advised on most X Files stories ? trust  no one ..
Title: Re: Jeremy Bamber Simplified
Post by: Roch on July 14, 2012, 01:34:PM
I know not a lot about this case but have always believed from what I have read that something was not correct.

my belief has not changed on this but what I and any new members need is this case simplified.

Can someone do this?

It is then up to people to look for more information after getting the simplified info

The public need the simplified info so they know what is going on.

It's simple.  If you believe the moon is made of cheese then you could either believe in some giant conspiracy against Prince Phillip's illegitimate son.  Or you could believe that all of the police involved in two investigations are gaffe prone, well meaning Dixon of Dock Green types, the relatives completely transparent and truthful, the legal processes equitable and all present & correct.

If you don't believe the moon is made of cheese, I would stock up on paracetamol because your head is going to need them  :)

Title: Re: Jeremy Bamber Simplified
Post by: grahameb on July 14, 2012, 01:40:PM
It's simple.  If you believe the moon is made of cheese then you could either believe in some giant conspiracy against Prince Phillip's illegitimate son.  Or you could believe that all of the police involved in two investigations are gaffe prone, well meaning Dixon of Dock Green types, the relatives completely transparent and truthful, the legal processes equitable and all present & correct.

If you don't believe the moon is made of cheese, I would stock up on paracetamol because your head is going to need them  :)
Prince Philip? Hmm, now there's a thought. ::) But I ask you. Does the attitude of Major Marsham and his missus reall sound like the attitude of a real father and mother? ;)
Title: Re: Jeremy Bamber Simplified
Post by: susan on July 14, 2012, 01:45:PM
Hi Grahame  I have never been able to understand how the Major and his wife turned their backs on Jeremy not once but twice. What ever the Major had to say about Jeremy like he is a horrible man Jeremy is carrying his genes I think.
Title: Re: Jeremy Bamber Simplified
Post by: grahameb on July 14, 2012, 01:47:PM
Hi Grahame  I have never been able to understand how the Major and his wife turned their backs on Jeremy not once but twice. What ever the Major had to say about Jeremy like he is a horrible man Jeremy is carrying his genes I think.
And Jeremy has never said anything bad against his "alleged" real parents. That surely must reveal something of Jeremy's character as well?
Title: Re: Jeremy Bamber Simplified
Post by: Roch on July 14, 2012, 01:48:PM
And Jeremy has never said anything bad against his "alleged" real parents. That surely must reveal something of Jeremy's character as well?

Top post. 
Title: Re: Jeremy Bamber Simplified
Post by: Caroline R on July 14, 2012, 03:50:PM
I know not a lot about this case but have always believed from what I have read that something was not correct.

my belief has not changed on this but what I and any new members need is this case simplified.

Can someone do this?

It is then up to people to look for more information after getting the simplified info

The public need the simplified info so they know what is going on.

Hi Janet, this quite detailed but very interesting -

http://poppymeze.blogspot.co.uk/2012_03_01_archive.html

Title: Re: Jeremy Bamber Simplified
Post by: Caroline R on July 14, 2012, 04:28:PM
Hi Janet, this quite detailed but very interesting -

http://poppymeze.blogspot.co.uk/2012_03_01_archive.html

Just realised that it's the same info as the jeremybamber.org site but all in one article
Title: Re: Jeremy Bamber Simplified
Post by: tonyb on July 14, 2012, 04:55:PM
Just realised that it's the same info as the jeremybamber.org site but all in one article
Jeremy Bamber simplified.
That's quite a task I believe.
His innocence proven are going to relie on the photo and the itemissed bills.
I cant see anyone from the police coming forward to help.
Too much evidence ( of innocence or guilt ) has been destroyed
So much Bullshit surrounding the case and characters that the mass public won't get interested.
The likely belief it's better to keep JB behind bars because of the chaos his release would cause
And on and on I imagine
Title: Re: Jeremy Bamber Simplified
Post by: Steve_uk on July 14, 2012, 05:47:PM
Hi Janet, this quite detailed but very interesting -

http://poppymeze.blogspot.co.uk/2012_03_01_archive.html

Hi Janet. I can't see how the case is simplified starting from the point of Anthony Pargeter. Might I suggest you read this Wikipedia report first which will provide you with an overview of the case,after which I'm sure forum members here will assist with any further queries you may have.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_House_Farm_murders