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JEREMY BAMBER CASE => Jeremy Bamber Case Discussion => Topic started by: mike tesko on April 28, 2013, 08:25:AM

Title: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on April 28, 2013, 08:25:AM
Here:-
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Post by: Steve_uk on April 28, 2013, 04:13:PM
The devilish garb is quite fitting,and those of us who believe Jeremy guilty of five callous murders and blaming it on someone with mental health problems are entitled I would have thought to cast quite a few stones..
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Post by: Alias on April 28, 2013, 04:22:PM
It isn´t "devilish", it is bat garb. Nothing devilish about a bat!
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Post by: Bridget on April 28, 2013, 04:45:PM
It isn´t "devilish", it is bat garb. Nothing devilish about a bat!

"Bat garb" lol, that made me chuckle :)
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Post by: mike tesko on April 28, 2013, 06:20:PM
Here:-
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Post by: Alias on April 28, 2013, 06:29:PM
"Bat garb" lol, that made me chuckle :)

Me too, and the photos too - and the "devilish". I am chuckling at it all, very funny!
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Post by: mike tesko on April 28, 2013, 07:40:PM
Mike teams up with comic hero Batman, to solve the mysteries of the Bamber case:-
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Post by: lookout on April 28, 2013, 07:48:PM
Lovely pics Michael.
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Post by: mike tesko on April 28, 2013, 07:52:PM
Lovely pics Michael.

Thanks, Lookout, I haven't laughed so much in years, as when we had these images captured earlier, today...
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Post by: Patti on April 28, 2013, 07:58:PM
Here's me thinking it was Michael Caine lol  :D :D :D :D
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Post by: mike tesko on April 28, 2013, 08:01:PM
Here's me thinking it was Michael Caine lol  :D :D :D :D

Hi Patti, I had a right laugh, today, much needed...
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Post by: Alias on April 28, 2013, 08:18:PM
Great photos. Who is the man in bat garb?  ;D
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Post by: Patti on April 28, 2013, 08:19:PM
Laughter is the best tonic it's better than s*x lol   ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Post by: lookout on April 28, 2013, 08:26:PM
Laughter is the best tonic it's better than s*x lol   ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D


It sure is Patti.
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Post by: mike tesko on April 28, 2013, 08:30:PM
Great photos. Who is the man in bat garb?  ;D

Hi Alias, he is the sole member of "Comic book Cartoon, services":-
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Post by: Alias on April 28, 2013, 08:39:PM
Hi Alias, he is the sole member of "Comic book Cartoon, services":-

Nice!  ;D
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Post by: mike tesko on April 28, 2013, 08:55:PM
Nice!  ;D
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Post by: Alias on April 28, 2013, 09:26:PM
Jeremy should see this.
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Post by: mike tesko on April 28, 2013, 09:38:PM
Jeremy should see this.
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Post by: lookout on April 28, 2013, 09:53:PM
Fantastic.
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Post by: mike tesko on April 28, 2013, 10:35:PM
Fantastic.
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Post by: Roch on April 28, 2013, 10:40:PM
Who's the other bloke?  Bit young for (Z)?
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Post by: mike tesko on April 28, 2013, 11:02:PM
Who's the other bloke?  Bit young for (Z)?

Batman, the dark knight...
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Post by: mike tesko on April 28, 2013, 11:42:PM
Here:-
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Post by: mike tesko on April 29, 2013, 12:37:AM
Batman buys fuel at Shell:-
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Post by: mike tesko on April 29, 2013, 09:56:AM
Batman will be visiting Tolleshunt D'arcy and places of interest in the case, in the coming weeks, at places and times, of my choosing...
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Post by: mike tesko on April 29, 2013, 10:08:AM
Batman will be visiting Tolleshunt D'arcy and places of interest in the case, in the coming weeks, at places and times, of my choosing...

Superman, Spiderman, the hulk, the Riddler, the Joker, and others will also joining the comic book heroes campaign...
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Post by: campion on April 29, 2013, 10:25:AM
May I speak on behalf of Stevie Wonder?  You're having a laff !,!!
Will you be taking your Batfiend up the belfry of the church next to your fav  pub - The CHEQUERS at GOLD HANGER ?
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on April 29, 2013, 10:31:AM
May I speak on behalf of Stevie Wonder?  You're having a laff !,!!
Will you be taking your Batfiend up the belfry of the church next to your fav  pub - The CHEQUERS at GOLD HANGER ?

Maybe...
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Post by: lookout on April 29, 2013, 10:39:AM
That should shake up a few of the yokels in and around the area.  ;D
Beware of any shot in the backside.
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Post by: vidvic on April 29, 2013, 11:42:AM
Quite frankly some of the most disrespectful combination of images ever posted. I simply do not understand how anyone can find this playground humour amusing? Why anyone would want to encourage this is beyond me. A new low for your forum Tesko. If anyone from TV or media land or legal land were to see this, just imagine how seriously the great Tesko will be taken! So, well done Mike! Another example of the great help you've given bamber! Lol. Any point in me asking for the images of Sheila to be removed from this thread? I appreciate its not libel but how disrespectful does this twisted man have to stoop?
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Post by: Caroline R on April 29, 2013, 12:40:PM
Quite frankly some of the most disrespectful combination of images ever posted. I simply do not understand how anyone can find this playground humour amusing? Why anyone would want to encourage this is beyond me. A new low for your forum Tesko. If anyone from TV or media land or legal land were to see this, just imagine how seriously the great Tesko will be taken! So, well done Mike! Another example of the great help you've given bamber! Lol. Any point in me asking for the images of Sheila to be removed from this thread? I appreciate its not libel but how disrespectful does this twisted man have to stoop?

Other than the pictures of Sheila (which I feel are posted too often), I don't think the above is warranted Vic. You're always telling us that Mike isn't taken seriously anyway so you should welcome the thread. Actually, I thought it was a little light relief - I will remove the pictures of Sheila but the rest will remain. You won't like everything you see here, that's a given and we can't remove everything you don't like, if we did that for everyone, there would be nothing left.
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Post by: vidvic on April 29, 2013, 12:52:PM
Other than the pictures of Sheila (which I feel are posted too often), I don't think the above is warranted Vic. You're always telling us that Mike isn't taken seriously anyway so you should welcome the thread. Actually, I thought it was a little light relief - I will remove the pictures of Sheila but the rest will remain. You won't like everything you see here, that's a given and we can't remove everything you don't like, if we did that for everyone, there would be nothing left.

It is the pictures of Sheila that I objected to, being compared to a grown man in a batman suit laying in the pose of a dead relative. So thank you. I do not object to the puerile, childish, nonsense, that is the rest of the thread and am sure that anyone not familiar with the forum would be delighted to see the thoughtful insight that Tesko puts into developing his theories....
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Post by: Caroline R on April 29, 2013, 01:10:PM
It is the pictures of Sheila that I objected to, being compared to a grown man in a batman suit laying in the pose of a dead relative. So thank you. I do not object to the puerile, childish, nonsense, that is the rest of the thread and am sure that anyone not familiar with the forum would be delighted to see the thoughtful insight that Tesko puts into developing his theories....

Come on Vic! Lighten up!! ;) xx
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Post by: mike tesko on April 29, 2013, 03:17:PM
It is the pictures of Sheila that I objected to, being compared to a grown man in a batman suit laying in the pose of a dead relative. So thank you. I do not object to the puerile, childish, nonsense, that is the rest of the thread and am sure that anyone not familiar with the forum would be delighted to see the thoughtful insight that Tesko puts into developing his theories....

Tesko mania, and a comic book hero, sorted you lot out good and proper - comparison of comic hero with broom handle resting on chest, as opposed to rifle which police positioned on Sheila's body during restage, shows to the whole wide world that guns barrel was photographed in different positions against her neck, yet officially nobody touched anything or moved anything until after PC Bird finished taking his photographs...

It took the posting of these comic book hero photographs to make you realize that what those bastardly evil coppers did
by restaging Sheila's body, and abusing it, could lead to the quashing of these convictions...

The Barratt report (1988), and COLP report (1993) contradicts what police have said in thier witness statements, and under oath, in the same way these comic book hero photographs have exposed the lie about the position if the guns barrell on Sheila's body and neck...

You are niw running scared, scared because it took photographs of a comic book hero to spook ya..

Boo...
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Post by: mike tesko on April 29, 2013, 03:56:PM
Batman, comic book hero, can make a difference in helping to resolve this miscarriage of justice, like no human being on earth could possibly hope to do - you should never underestimate the power of imagination, or...

Nana nana nana nana, nana nana nana nana, BATMAN...
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Post by: SUMMER on April 29, 2013, 08:23:PM

Well, I loved your photo's Mike!

They do grab the attention!

Best wishes,
Summer ;)
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Post by: Jane on April 29, 2013, 08:33:PM

Well, I loved your photo's Mike!

They do grab the attention!

Best wishes,
Summer ;)


Good to see you back, Summer :)
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Post by: SUMMER on April 29, 2013, 08:40:PM

Hi there April1.
Best wishes,
Summer :)
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Post by: maggie on April 29, 2013, 08:52:PM

Well, I loved your photo's Mike!

They do grab the attention!

Best wishes,
Summer ;)
Hello Summer, hope you're well. ;D ;D
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Post by: mike tesko on April 29, 2013, 09:02:PM

Well, I loved your photo's Mike!

They do grab the attention!

Best wishes,
Summer ;)

Thanks, welcome back to our forum...
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Post by: Alias on April 29, 2013, 09:04:PM

Well, I loved your photo's Mike!

They do grab the attention!

Best wishes,
Summer ;)

Hi Summer, good to see you back. I used to be abs. :)
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on April 30, 2013, 05:58:AM
"The Barrel of the gun was clearly photographed in different positions against the victims body and neck"...
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Post by: mike tesko on April 30, 2013, 06:04:AM
You will conceed, or I'll keep posting the evidence, whether you like it or not...

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Post by: mike tesko on April 30, 2013, 07:48:AM
The Bamber is guilty brigade, kept saying the guns barrel as shown in the above crime scene photogeaphs was not in  different different pisitions on her body and neck. They keot saying that it had something to do with angles and perspective that the said photographs were taken - yet it took a comic book hero and a broomstick to rattle thier cages and expose the lies they have been spreading about the restaging of Sheila's body with the gun in different positions, as confirmed by the fundings in the 1988 Barrett and 1993 COLP Reports...

So...

Nobody touched anything, or moved  anything, the gun wasn't in different positions on the body, or against the  neck - police just restaged the crime scene...
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Post by: mike tesko on April 30, 2013, 08:37:AM
SPOOK:-

"Obviously, the accidental shooting of Sheila under the chin whilst officers were  pranking around in the bedroom with Sheila's body on the bed, and the rifle, was of major concern to the senior officers at the scene, and elsewhere (ACCSimpson)...
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Post by: Bridget on April 30, 2013, 09:30:AM
The Bamber is guilty brigade, kept saying the guns barrel as shown in the above crime scene photogeaphs was not in  different different pisitions on her body and neck. They keot saying that it had something to do with angles and perspective that the said photographs were taken - yet it took a comic book hero and a broomstick to rattle thier cages and expose the lies they have been spreading about the restaging of Sheila's body with the gun in different positions, as confirmed by the fundings in the 1988 Barrett and 1993 COLP Reports...

So...

Nobody touched anything, or moved  anything, the gun wasn't in different positions on the body, or against the  neck - police just restaged the crime scene...

On the contrary, your pictures prove the point I was making, the broomstick is clearly nowhere near his neck.
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Post by: Roch on April 30, 2013, 10:33:AM
On the contrary, your pictures prove the point I was making, the broomstick is clearly nowhere near his neck.

When I tried your broom experiment, I could not position the broom so that it was flush with my neck.  Nevertheless, I absolutely do not agree / believe that differences in angle / perspective of photography can explain the differences in respect of the (horizontal) height of the rifle upon her body. Vertical re the neck issue - possibly yes.  Horizontal - no.
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Post by: Bridget on April 30, 2013, 10:36:AM
When I tried your broom experiment, I could not position the broom so that it was flush with my neck.  Nevertheless, I absolutely do not agree / believe that differences in angle / perspective of photography can explain the differences in respect of the (horizontal) height of the rifle upon her body. Vertical re the neck issue - possibly yes.  Horizontally - no.

Well we'll just have to agree to disagree then :)
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Post by: Alias on April 30, 2013, 10:54:AM
In my view, the rifle has been moved inbetween photographs. In fact, it is clear as day. I admit that the angle can trick you, but the shadow from the tip of the rifle in the middle picture gives it away: there is a distance from the tip to Sheila´s body. On the bottom picture, you can see the tip is resting directly on her neck (and is further up on her towards the neck.)

That said - why do we need the humorous approach to this? It comes across as mocking of poor Sheila in her tragic death. I love, love the bat pictures, they are so funny, and you can tell you both had a lot of fun with it, but at least I don´t really like to see this paired with the graphic pictures of Sheila. Sorry Mike, it was so funny, and then, well.  :(
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Post by: Bridget on April 30, 2013, 12:03:PM
In my view, the rifle has been moved inbetween photographs. In fact, it is clear as day. I admit that the angle can trick you, but the shadow from the tip of the rifle in the middle picture gives it away: there is a distance from the tip to Sheila´s body. On the bottom picture, you can see the tip is resting directly on her neck (and is further up on her towards the neck.)

That said - why do we need the humorous approach to this? It comes across as mocking of poor Sheila in her tragic death. I love, love the bat pictures, they are so funny, and you can tell you both had a lot of fun with it, but at least I don´t really like to see this paired with the graphic pictures of Sheila. Sorry Mike, it was so funny, and then, well.  :(

Hi Alias,

If you try laying any straight object on your body so that it is on top of your legs and then across the right side of your chest as the gun is in that picture you will find that it is completely impossible for the tip to rest on your neck.

(Bridget - I have removed the picture of Sheila due to a complaint from Vic yesterday asking that pictures of Sheila be removed from this thread given the 'comic' references. If people wish to understand the point you are making they can refer to the link you have provided below - cheers :).
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Post by: mike tesko on April 30, 2013, 12:36:PM
Compare 3rd photograph in reply 42 in this thread, against the above image - the Bamber is guilty at all costs gang want us to believe that the position of the guns barrell is in exactly the same position in both crime scene photographs. They are trying to convince everyone that police did not restage the scene of Sheila before dodgy PC Bird took photographs. Yet, if you look closely enough and apply due diligence you can see straight away that the nightdress has been adjusted, and in particular the shape and size of the bloodstain in that part of the arm / nightdress, is completely different. Now, in order to adjust the nightdress resting beneath the rifle, the police had to first of all have to remove the rifle in question, adjust the nightdress, and replace the rifle back on the body with its barrell resting against her neck, whereas previously it had not been...
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Post by: mike tesko on April 30, 2013, 12:48:PM
If you rest the rifle on a slightly raised right leg, it pushes the barrell so that it is flush with the neck, as shown in the photographs, 1 and 3, in reply 42 in this thread...
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Post by: Roch on April 30, 2013, 12:50:PM
Compare 3rd photograph in reply 42 in this thread, against the above image - the Bamber is guilty at all costs gang want us to believe that the position of the guns barrell is in exactly the same position in both crime scene photographs. They are trying to convince everyone that police did not restage the scene of Sheila before dodgy PC Bird took photographs. Yet, if you look closely enough and apply due diligence you can see straight away that the nightdress has been adjusted, and in particular the shape and size of the bloodstain in that part of the arm / nightdress, is completely different. Now, in order to adjust the nightdress resting beneath the rifle, the police had to first of all have to remove the rifle in question, adjust the nightdress, and replace the rifle back on the body with its barrell resting against her neck, whereas previously it had not been...

I've always had difficulty in comparing the differences in staining that you suggest.  I don't want to encourage further repeated images of Sheila being posted up, but is there any way of imaging the stain / nightdress differences (to help with comparison and avoid having to post up the photos)? While I agree with you that the moving of the rifle is blatant, there are other pointers that I have used to come to that decision.
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Post by: Bridget on April 30, 2013, 01:58:PM
This has all been done to death before:

http://jeremybamberforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,3005.msg111175.html#msg111175
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Post by: lookout on April 30, 2013, 02:43:PM
The rifle had been " placed " upon her body,,as anyone who shoots themselves,doesn't show" perfection" in such a way,particularly if there was blow-back of the rifle.
To my mind,,she'd have to have already been close to death before the second shot,,,though even then,the positioning is still wrong IMHO.
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Post by: mike tesko on April 30, 2013, 04:07:PM
Batman photo"s with broom handle establishes that end of rifles barrell cannot rest against neck in correct perspective, unless rifle is positioned on slightly raised rigjt leg...

Mystery resolved - police restaged Sheila's body, took pictures after they restaged her body, and used these photographs to hoodwink the jury into thinking Jeremy had staged the scene, thus...
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Post by: mike tesko on April 30, 2013, 04:28:PM
The findings of the original (1988) Barrett, and the (1993) COLP Reports, confirm what can be seen in the photographs, involving  the restaging of Sheila's body, adjustment of her nightdress, repositioning of the rifle on her body, and the taking of a variety of photographs before restaging took place, during restage, and after restage - the defence and jury only got to see ones taken after restaging had been completed, severely affecting any prospect of Jeremy Bamber ever receiving a fair trial...
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Post by: mike tesko on April 30, 2013, 05:09:PM
There came a time, when a group of some of the most experienced Essex detectives were all huddled over and around Sheila's body on the bedroom floor, immediately after she had been shot under the chin...
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Post by: mike tesko on April 30, 2013, 05:49:PM
There came a time, when a group of some of the most experienced Essex detectives were all huddled over and around Sheila's body on the bedroom floor, immediately after she had been shot under the chin...

There they all were, DCI HARRIS, DCI JONES, DCI GIBBONS, DCI CLARKE,  DI COOK, PI MILLER, PI MONRGOMERY, and PS WOODCOCK, all gathered in a huddle, whilst DCI JONES used a broom handle to demonstrate exactly how it could be argued that the second shot under the chin could be put forward as having occurred as a result of recoil, where both shots had been inflicted by the same semi automatic weapon...
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Post by: mike tesko on April 30, 2013, 06:04:PM
It was alright for all these experienced detectives to use a broom handle in a reconstruction, but as soon as a comic book hero decides to utililize a broom handle to expose lies relating to the position of the gun on body and againt neck, all hell breaks loose, and all manner of unnecessary retribution - you should never underestimate the power of a broom handle...
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Post by: Patti on April 30, 2013, 06:21:PM
The rifle was moved, it is well documented that it was moved. It is also documented that two lots of photographs were taken., before and after.... :-\ :-\ :-\
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Post by: mike tesko on April 30, 2013, 06:44:PM
Any photographs used by the prosecution to help to persuade the jury to convict Bamber of the murders, needed to be qualified, as to whether they were taken before, during, or after restaging, otherwise there exists a real danger that tainted photographic material was used to secure the conv
ictions...
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 07:36:PM
I find this topic.....disturbing. Not suprised at the members supporting Mike.

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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 07:37:PM
Come on Vic! Lighten up!! ;) xx

Sick post!
Lighten up? This case is real Caroline, it isn't just something created for you and others to gossip about on the internet. The two children MURDERED in their bed? REAL PEOPLE.

Lighten up?!  :o
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Post by: vidvic on April 30, 2013, 07:44:PM
Sick post!
Lighten up? This case is real Caroline, it isn't just something created for you and others to gossip about on the internet. The two children MURDERED in their bed? REAL PEOPLE.

Lighten up?!  :o

Absolutely Matt. People forget this.
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Post by: Roch on April 30, 2013, 07:51:PM
I've split this topic to remove two posts.  Mike, due to the highly sensitive nature of what is being alleged, I suspect members would need corroborating evidence, such as the testimony of a person at the scene or censored photographs indicating some validity re the allegations.
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 08:57:PM
Sick post!
Lighten up? This case is real Caroline, it isn't just something created for you and others to gossip about on the internet. The two children MURDERED in their bed? REAL PEOPLE.

Lighten up?!  :o

You know something, I NEVER hear you comment on the case, you pop up whenever you sniff a little trouble. It was actually ME who removed the pictures of Sheila on Vic's request!!!!
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 09:10:PM
Absolutely Matt. People forget this.

I don't think people forget at all - however, recently there is a sense of walking on egg shells for fear of causing offence.
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Post by: vidvic on April 30, 2013, 09:41:PM
I don't think people forget at all - however, recently there is a sense of walking on egg shells for fear of causing offence.

What a curious post. If you feel I should be apologising for objecting to a whole series of (in my view) distasteful posts, then I'm afraid I won't be.
I will not be apologising for objecting to Tesko imagining himself to be the deceased Sheila in a bodybag on the way to the morgue. Nor shall I apologise for objecting to Tesko publishing bamber's claim regarding Ann. Nor shall I apologise for objecting to pictures of 'batman' taken by Tesko being posted along side the dead Sheila, nor the pornographic allegations of Tesko about the dead Sheila.....

Do you think it's a purposeful campaign by any chance Caroline?
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Post by: Roch on April 30, 2013, 09:43:PM
I don't think people forget at all - however, recently there is a sense of walking on egg shells for fear of causing offence.

I'm a bit rusty on intervention of late.  It's often been a role where you're being criticized for both removing and not removing posts.  There's things that offend me on here.  Being offended on this forum is not the sole preserve of members who veer towards guilt. 
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Post by: Alias on April 30, 2013, 09:52:PM
I'm a bit rusty on intervention of late.  It's often been a role where you're being criticized for both removing and not removing posts.  There's things that offend me on here.  Being offended on this forum is not the sole preserve of members who veer towards guilt.

So true.
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Post by: Roch on April 30, 2013, 10:06:PM
So true.

I'm offended by what I see as the trivialising of corruptive practices among police in this case.
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 10:08:PM
You know something, I NEVER hear you comment on the case,

Oh what a joke, I don't comment on the case, I've been here longer than your account Caroline - I've been through the whole case before. I comment when I have something to add or when people are posting rubbish or false facts, I don't post if it is something that has been done to death and is people repeating themselves.
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Post by: andrea on April 30, 2013, 10:11:PM
Oh what a joke, I don't comment on the case, I've been here longer than your account Caroline - I've been through the whole case before. I comment when I have something to add or when people are posting rubbish or false facts, I don't post if it is something that has been done to death and is people repeating themselves.

Howdy, Mat!

I have been a member here for 3 years, hardly comment myself anymore. Its all been done, and again and again, ages ago.

Tell you what, weather was good today, at least that changes!!
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Post by: lookout on April 30, 2013, 10:12:PM
Please stop bullying Caroline. It's all you do to me if I happen to post something which you object to--------------which is pretty well all the time.
 You're nothing but a bully.Get a grip.! Caroline was right the first time.
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 10:14:PM
Howdy, Mat!

I have been a member here for 3 years, hardly comment myself anymore. Its all been done, and again and again, ages ago.

Tell you what, weather was good today, at least that changes!!

Hi Andrea!
I still read everything and I think I post quite often! (Not that it should really matter how many times I post!) but I don't get involved in the gossip on here and have no interest of sitting for hours posting post after post, page after page about nothing. It gets us no where.

Please stop bullying Caroline. It's all you do to me if I happen to post something which you object to--------------which is pretty well all the time.
 You're nothing but a bully.Get a grip.! Caroline was right the first time.

I'm not bullying her. My problem was that I found her post sick. I don't think people should lighten up - vic was complaining that the victims were being disrespected and he was told to lighten up.

Are you saying you agree, people should lighten up about this case?
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Post by: lookout on April 30, 2013, 10:16:PM
Is there any need to carry it on.? You big girls blouse.! Give it a rest.
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 10:17:PM
Lighten up, Lookout.  ::)
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Post by: andrea on April 30, 2013, 10:18:PM
Lighten up, Lookout.  ::)

 ;D
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Post by: lookout on April 30, 2013, 10:19:PM
;D

Reinforcements.? How sad.!
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 10:21:PM
I'm a bit rusty on intervention of late.  It's often been a role where you're being criticized for both removing and not removing posts.  There's things that offend me on here.  Being offended on this forum is not the sole preserve of members who veer towards guilt.

Exactly Roch, and people have short memories!!
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Post by: andrea on April 30, 2013, 10:23:PM
Reinforcements.? How sad.!


Yeah, whatever. like mat said, lighten up!!
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 10:25:PM
Oh what a joke, I don't comment on the case, I've been here longer than your account Caroline - I've been through the whole case before. I comment when I have something to add or when people are posting rubbish or false facts, I don't post if it is something that has been done to death and is people repeating themselves.

Yes, indeed you are!! You especially seem to have something to add when you sniff out a little trouble!!
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Post by: lookout on April 30, 2013, 10:26:PM

Yeah, whatever. like mat said, lighten up!!


Bog off.
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Post by: andrea on April 30, 2013, 10:26:PM

Bog off.

I like a bogof, especially in these difficult financial tiimes.
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Post by: Jane on April 30, 2013, 10:27:PM
Hi Andrea!
I still read everything and I think I post quite often! (Not that it should really matter how many times I post!) but I don't get involved in the gossip on here and have no interest of sitting for hours posting post after post, page after page about nothing. It gets us no where.

I'm not bullying her. My problem was that I found her post sick. I don't think people should lighten up - vic was complaining that the victims were being disrespected and he was told to lighten up.

Are you saying you agree, people should lighten up about this case?


Mat, it's really strange and I feel sure that you're going to put me right but it seems the only time you post is have digs at other people. You say you have "no in terest in sitting hour after hour, posting post after post" but you must sit for hour after hour in order to be able to pounce on unsuspecting posters at moments appropriate to you.
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 10:28:PM
Hi Andrea!
I still read everything and I think I post quite often! (Not that it should really matter how many times I post!) but I don't get involved in the gossip on here and have no interest of sitting for hours posting post after post, page after page about nothing. It gets us no where.

I'm not bullying her. My problem was that I found her post sick. I don't think people should lighten up - vic was complaining that the victims were being disrespected and he was told to lighten up.

Are you saying you agree, people should lighten up about this case?

Prime example of how you stir - I didn't mean that at all and well you know it!!
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 10:29:PM
Yes, indeed are!! You especially seem to have something to add when you sniff out a little trouble!!

If by trouble you mean speaking up when people post sick posts - then yeah I am guilty! And I have always spoken up when posts like that are made.


Mat, it's really strange and I feel sure that you're going to put me right but it seems the only time you post is have digs at other people. You say you have "no in terest in sitting hour after hour, posting post after post" but you must sit for hour after hour in order to be able to pounce on unsuspecting posters at moments appropriate to you.

If you click on my profile, bring up the Show Posts I'm sure you'll find that's not quite true, April.

Prime example of how you stir - I didn't mean that at all and well you know it!!

What were you telling Vic to lighten up at then?  ::)
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 10:30:PM

Mat, it's really strange and I feel sure that you're going to put me right but it seems the only time you post is have digs at other people. You say you have "no in terest in sitting hour after hour, posting post after post" but you must sit for hour after hour in order to be able to pounce on unsuspecting posters at moments appropriate to you.

Exactly April!!
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 10:31:PM
If by trouble you mean speaking up when people post sick posts - then yeah I am guilty! And I have always spoken up when posts like that are made.

If you click on my profile, bring up the Show Posts I'm sure you'll find that's not quite true, April.

What were you telling Vic to lighten up at then?  ::)

Isn't there a bridge you could go sit under?  ::)
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 10:34:PM
What for? Standing up against your posts? Caroline the difference between us is you spend all your time slagging down people that don't post on this forum. You attack people because of your interpretation on their statements.

Instead of slagging them down, when you know they don't post here and can't reply to what you post, it might be better to write to them.
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 10:36:PM
What for? Standing up against your posts? Caroline the difference between us is you spend all your time slagging down people that don't post on this forum. You attack people because of your interpretation on their statements.

Instead of slagging them down, when you know they don't post here and can't reply to what you post, it might be better to write to them.

Yeah, yeah, yeah  ::) I've had enough of you Mat - you're a stirrer and most people here know it!!
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 10:39:PM
What for? Standing up against your posts? Caroline the difference between us is you spend all your time slagging down people that don't post on this forum. You attack people because of your interpretation on their statements.

Instead of slagging them down, when you know they don't post here and can't reply to what you post, it might be better to write to them.

My interpretation on whose statement?
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 10:40:PM
What am I stirring? Was your post not out of order? (You say you didn't mean it, but can't say what you did mean)....and don't you slag JM and AE down, as well as others - do they post here?

You're more than happy to pull me up, call me names - but when I don't agree with your posts, you try and paint me with a bad brush.

This case isn't something to be joked about.

My interpretation on whose statement?

Julie? Ann?
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Post by: andrea on April 30, 2013, 10:47:PM
Nevil, June, Sheila, daniel and Nicholas were all living, breathing, human beings with feelings, like all of us. Then they were blown away. Regardless of who you think is responsible dont you think they deserve some respect along with their family who still live with the aftermath?

mat and Vic are correct, it isnt right the things that are being posted.

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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 10:49:PM
What am I stirring? Was your post not out of order? (You say you didn't mean it, but can't say what you did mean)....and don't you slag JM and AE down, as well as others - do they post here?

You're more than happy to pull me up, call me names - but when I don't agree with your posts, you try and paint me with a bad brush.

This case isn't something to be joked about.

Julie? Ann?

I don't need to paint you with a bad brush - you do a good enough job on that yourself. Anyone reading the above will clearly see that you are taking what I said and arguing it for you own ends - you do it frequently with other people!! My comment of 'lighten up' was in reference to Vic's comments about Mike's Batman pictures and NOT about the case - but you already know that!!

However, as far as the statements go, of course they are going to be questioned!! Isn't that the whole point of the forum? Actually, you had plenty to say when I was 'discussing' the panic button with Vic who stated HERE that he was told by Ann and Peter that they thought Neville must have been trying to reach it. Turns out I was right!! The panic button was installed POST murders. That's why we debate the statements and if either Ann or Julie wish to join the forum - they'd be welcome!!
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 10:52:PM

For me personally the Mike and Batman pictures were fine. If that's how Mike wants to spread the word that he believes Bamber is innocent, that's fine - he can do whatever he likes. If he wants to write it on his body and streak through London - that's fine. (Please don't though Mike!)

I draw the line at Batman and the broom, I draw the line at "lighten up" - those two things were my problem with this topic.





However, as far as the statements go, of course they are going to be questioned!! Isn't that the whole point of the forum? Actually, you had plenty to say when I was 'discussing' the panic button with Vic who stated HERE that he was told by Ann and Peter that they thought Neville must have been trying to reach it. Turns out I was right!! The panic button was installed POST murders. That's why we debate the statements and if either Ann or Julie wish to join the forum - they'd be welcome!!

I hope nothing ever happens like this to your family, and then your relatives are ripped apart on the internet. I think you'd view things differently.
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Post by: andrea on April 30, 2013, 10:53:PM
How likely is it that Julie or the family would post here considering the way they have been spoken about?
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 10:55:PM
I don't need to paint you with a bad brush - you do a good enough job on that yourself. Anyone reading the above will clearly see that you are taking what I said and arguing it for you own ends - you do it frequently with other people!! My comment of 'lighten up' was in reference to Vic's comments about Mike's Batman pictures and NOT about the case - but you already know that!!


Yes I do know that!
Vic had a problem that the Batman pictures were disrespectful to the dead, that they are an insult. In which you said 'Lighten up'.......Why should he (Or anyone else here who feels those pictures of batman insult the dead or make light of this crime) lighten up?
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 10:56:PM
For me personally the Mike and Batman pictures were fine. If that's how Mike wants to spread the word that he believes Bamber is innocent, that's fine - he can do whatever he likes. If he wants to write it on his body and streak through London - that's fine. (Please don't though Mike!)

I draw the line at Batman and the broom, I draw the line at "lighten up" - those two things were my problem with this topic.



I hope nothing ever happens like this to your family, and then your relatives are ripped apart on the internet. I think you'd view things differently.

You have no idea what has happened in my family and if you feel that strongly, why are you even here? Why are you sullying yourself with a membership to a forum you are quite evidently totally against?
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 10:58:PM
You have no idea what has happened in my family and if you feel that strongly, why are you even here? Why are you sullying yourself with a membership to a forum you are quite evidently totally against?

Because not everyone makes light of the situation on here. It is an interesting case. Mike has access to a lot that hasn't been shown. There are good members here on both sides that post things I find interesting.
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Post by: vidvic on April 30, 2013, 10:59:PM
I'm offended by what I see as the trivialising of corruptive practices among police in this case.

This wins 'thought provoking post of the night' award and in my view goes to the real crux of why this case is even still talked about.
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 11:03:PM
Yes I do know that!
Vic had a problem that the Batman pictures were disrespectful to the dead, that they are an insult. In which you said 'Lighten up'.......Why should he (Or anyone else here who feels those pictures of batman insult the dead or make light of this crime) lighten up?

No, that's not why I said it and you know that! If Vic has a problem, let him say so - I took down the pictures that he complained about and if you had bothered to read his post properly he went on to say "I do not object to the puerile, childish, nonsense, that is the rest of the thread" it was to that statement that I said Lighten up!!
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Post by: vidvic on April 30, 2013, 11:06:PM
No, that's not why I said it and you know that! If Vic has a problem, let him say so - I took down the pictures that he complained about and if you had bothered to read his post properly he went on to say "I do not object to the puerile, childish, nonsense, that is the rest of the thread" it was to that statement that I said Lighten up!!

I feel like I'm being argued over and I'm still in the room!
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 11:09:PM
I feel like I'm being argued over and I'm still in the room!

Sorry, vic. It's more the comment, than that it was said to you or anything like that. And the broom picture.
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 11:09:PM
I feel like I'm being argued over and I'm still in the room!

I know you knew what I meant Vic and that's all that matters to me!!
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Post by: lookout on April 30, 2013, 11:10:PM
I feel like I'm being argued over and I'm still in the room!


Never mind,,make yourself scarce and drink your Horlicks. :D
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Post by: maggie on April 30, 2013, 11:12:PM
Because not everyone makes light of the situation on here. It is an interesting case. Mike has access to a lot that hasn't been shown. There are good members here on both sides that post things I find interesting.
Mat I cannot see how you can suggest Caroline makes light of the situation. Shes a valued and seriously commited member of the forum. You 're stirring it imo.
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 11:14:PM
Mat I cannot see how you can suggest Caroline makes light of the situation. Shes a valued and seriously commited member of the forum. You 're stirring it imo.

Thanks Maggie!!  ;)
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 11:16:PM
Mat I cannot see how you can suggest Caroline makes light of the situation. Shes a valued and seriously commited member of the forum. You 're stirring it imo.

Maggie, simply because of the comment I quoted.
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Post by: maggie on April 30, 2013, 11:20:PM
Maggie, simply because of the comment I quoted.
But those sort of comments are often made, she certainly wasn't or wouldn't have meant to be disrespectful....I think you misunderstood her.

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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 11:21:PM
Maggie, simply because of the comment I quoted.
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It doesn't matter to me one iota what you think, Vic knows what I was referring to and no amount of you trying to twist it is going to make it mean something it didn't!!
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 11:23:PM
But those sort of comments are often made, she certainly wasn't or wouldn't have meant to be disrespectful....I think you misunderstood her.

He didn't misunderstand Maggie, he just thought he would try and twist it to (as you said) ...... stir!!
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Post by: vidvic on April 30, 2013, 11:24:PM
I know you knew what I meant Vic and that's all that matters to me!!

Hi Caroline, firstly can I just thank you and the other mods, who on the whole have backed up my complaints about some of the recent posts. It's a hard job being a mod especially so when it's against the forum owner.

When you told me to lighten up, I knew what you meant and it gave me a chance to vent what I thought of the thread. I admit that when it comes to the case, I find it very difficult to find much humour in it.

I didn't understand your eggshells post as to me it seemed like you were blaming me in some way for creating that feeling on the forum. I listed the postings I've complained about to demonstrate to other members just how many there have been recently and I have a clear view why.

I was NOT bullying you or trying to! ( if that post was aimed at me! )

I have to say that when you told me to lighten up, I have had more pm's and texts, than just about any posting ever. I KNOW that you didn't mean it the way it came out, but it did cause offence to many people. But I think that is because there have been so many offensive postings over the last week or so.

Just my view and I mean you no malice.
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 11:26:PM
I'm not trying to twist it, Caroline.  It doesn't matter to me if you meant the batman pictures, the pictures of Sheila, the posts by Mike or whatever you were referencing to - Posts like that are uncomfortable at best. Not just by you but by anyone.

But I think we should draw a line under it - Vic seems okay with it.

There have been many sick posts here lately - and in no way have they come from you.
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Post by: lookout on April 30, 2013, 11:30:PM
From whom came the sick posts.? Just to clarify.
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Post by: vidvic on April 30, 2013, 11:34:PM
From whom came the sick posts.? Just to clarify.

Is this a joke?
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Post by: Caroline R on April 30, 2013, 11:35:PM
Hi Caroline, firstly can I just thank you and the other mods, who on the whole have backed up my complaints about some of the recent posts. It's a hard job being a mod especially so when it's against the forum owner.

When you told me to lighten up, I knew what you meant and it gave me a chance to vent what I thought of the thread. I admit that when it comes to the case, I find it very difficult to find much humour in it.

I didn't understand your eggshells post as to me it seemed like you were blaming me in some way for creating that feeling on the forum. I listed the postings I've complained about to demonstrate to other members just how many there have been recently and I have a clear view why.

I was NOT bullying you or trying to! ( if that post was aimed at me! )

I have to say that when you told me to lighten up, I have had more pm's and texts, than just about any posting ever. I KNOW that you didn't mean it the way it came out, but it did cause offence to many people. But I think that is because there have been so many offensive postings over the last week or so.

Just my view and I mean you no malice.

Thank you Vic, the egg shells comment wasn't actually aimed at you, it was a comment on the whole atmosphere on the forum recently - you have been justified in your complaints (as have several other members). If anything I said caused 'you' offence, then I apologise to 'you' but I know that you know, it wasn't my intention.
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 11:37:PM
Is this a joke?

 ;D

Many of Mikes post leave me feeling uncomfortable. And Lookout there was a post you made in the topic that got deleted I wasn't fond of - where you said something about Ann Eaton having saggy drawers or loose knickers or something along those lines that I felt was a bit far.
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Post by: vidvic on April 30, 2013, 11:38:PM
Thank you Vic, the egg shells comment wasn't actually aimed at you, it was a comment on the whole atmosphere on the forum recently - you have been justified in your complaints (as have several other members). If anything I said caused 'you' offence, then I apologise to 'you' but I know that you know, it wasn't my intention.

I completely know that and no apology needed.
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Post by: vidvic on April 30, 2013, 11:42:PM
;D

Many of Mikes post leave me feeling uncomfortable. And Lookout there was a post you made in the topic that got deleted I wasn't fond of - where you said something about Ann Eaton having saggy drawers or loose knickers or something along those lines that I felt was a bit far.

I completely agree Matt. I'm afraid I'm questioning the motivations now of what Tesko is trying to achieve. I think he's actually harmful to any campaign for bamber, which is a curious position.
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 11:48:PM
There are points where I think that Mike is posting in such a way as to vile certain people up and get a response from them. I just want to see the files/documents he has, any talk about Sheila... undressed, half dressed etc I only have interest in if backed up by something. Without anything backing it up, I do wonder why it is being posted.
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Post by: vidvic on April 30, 2013, 11:51:PM
I think you might have a long wait! Lol
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Post by: lookout on April 30, 2013, 11:53:PM
;D

Many of Mikes post leave me feeling uncomfortable. And Lookout there was a post you made in the topic that got deleted I wasn't fond of - where you said something about Ann Eaton having saggy drawers or loose knickers or something along those lines that I felt was a bit far.


I said NEITHER of those things you lying toad.! Get your bloody facts right before you go accusing people
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Post by: vidvic on April 30, 2013, 11:54:PM

I said NEITHER of those things you lying toad.! Get your bloody facts right before you go accusing people

Oh the irony....
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Post by: lookout on April 30, 2013, 11:55:PM
And another thing,,,get off my back once and for all you trouble-making so and so. GROW UP.! GIRL.
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Post by: lookout on April 30, 2013, 11:56:PM
Oh the irony....


I call it bare-faced lying.
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Post by: guest154 on April 30, 2013, 11:56:PM

I said NEITHER of those things you lying toad.! Get your bloody facts right before you go accusing people


Lookout, if those aren't the words you used, I'm sorry. I can't check the topic because it has been moved. But a mod could look, I'm not making it up. It was in the topic where Jeremy's letter was posted and a lot of people didn't think the topic should be on the forum so it was removed. I'm sure a mod can check.
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Post by: lookout on May 01, 2013, 12:01:AM
Lookout, if those aren't the words you used, I'm sorry. I can't check the topic because it has been moved. But a mod could look, I'm not making it up. It was in the topic where Jeremy's letter was posted and a lot of people didn't think the topic should be on the forum so it was removed. I'm sure a mod can check.

 Go ahead,,get it checked out if you think it can cause another unpleasant episode. That's all you're fit for. Sniping. I've seen your own board and all you do on that is rip some of us to shreds.How cowardly is that.? Get a bloody life.!
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Post by: guest154 on May 01, 2013, 12:03:AM
Go ahead,,get it checked out if you think it can cause another unpleasant episode. That's all you're fit for. Sniping. I've seen your own board and all you do on that is rip some of us to shreds.How cowardly is that.? Get a bloody life.!

It's not my board, Lookout! And I rarely post on there.
Don't you remember the topic? If it wasn't you who posted the knickers comment, did you see it?
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Post by: lookout on May 01, 2013, 12:08:AM
It's not my board, Lookout! And I rarely post on there.
Don't you remember the topic? If it wasn't you who posted the knickers comment, did you see it?


Remember the topic.? After over 5,000 posts.? Do you remember all that you've posted.?
One thing for sure,,it's plain to see that you sit perched waiting for something that's disagreeable to you,,then you zoom in,,,and it's the only time you do,because it's not to actually debate.
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Post by: guest154 on May 01, 2013, 12:10:AM

Remember the topic.? After over 5,000 posts.? Do you remember all that you've posted.?
One thing for sure,,it's plain to see that you sit perched waiting for something that's disagreeable to you,,then you zoom in,,,and it's the only time you do,because it's not to actually debate.

Lookout. YOU asked me what posts I didn't like, I answered. The topic was the other day, a letter Mike posted with some claims in it from Jeremy about AE.
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Post by: lookout on May 01, 2013, 12:10:AM
Then as if by magic,,your side-kick joins in and if that's not bullying,I don't know what is.
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Post by: guest154 on May 01, 2013, 12:15:AM
Well I apologise if it wasn't you or if I've mixed the wording up a little, Lookout, it isn't intentional. But I remember a post along those lines in that topic.
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Post by: vidvic on May 01, 2013, 12:18:AM

Remember the topic.? After over 5,000 posts.? Do you remember all that you've posted.?
One thing for sure,,it's plain to see that you sit perched waiting for something that's disagreeable to you,,then you zoom in,,,and it's the only time you do,because it's not to actually debate.

So you did say it then?
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Post by: lookout on May 01, 2013, 12:19:AM
Lookout. YOU asked me what posts I didn't like, I answered. The topic was the other day, a letter Mike posted with some claims in it from Jeremy about AE.


And it's tuff shit if I don't like what you post about me on the red forum,because it doesn't get deleted. Rules for one and not the other,,so what say I have a go on your forum and ask them to delete what's written about me,,,,because I don't like it,,,and have never done anything to you lot.
I've been classed as " a piece of work ".  For what reason.? Who is that moron to judge.?
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Post by: guest154 on May 01, 2013, 12:21:AM

And it's tuff shit if I don't like what you post about me on the red forum,because it doesn't get deleted. Rules for one and not the other,,so what say I have a go on your forum and ask them to delete what's written about me,,,,because I don't like it,,,and have never done anything to you lot.
I've been classed as " a piece of work ".  For what reason.? Who is that moron to judge.?

I haven't posted anything about you anywhere, Lookout.  :o
My username over there is "ActualMat".                   

If there are any posts you want deleting from the red forum, then PM me or another mod from there to removed them.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: vidvic on May 01, 2013, 12:22:AM

And it's tuff shit if I don't like what you post about me on the red forum,because it doesn't get deleted. Rules for one and not the other,,so what say I have a go on your forum and ask them to delete what's written about me,,,,because I don't like it,,,and have never done anything to you lot.
I've been classed as " a piece of work ".  For what reason.? Who is that moron to judge.?

I wonder if its because you absolutely always agree with every single word that Tesko says. Do you think that might be the cause of any micky taking? Just a thought...
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: guest154 on May 01, 2013, 12:24:AM
Timothy you are making a right royal fool of yourself again..

Stop showing off!!!

I thought I was John?  ::)
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: vidvic on May 01, 2013, 12:29:AM
I'm confused!
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: Lugg on May 01, 2013, 12:29:AM
I really do not want to get into any more arguments, as I don't like falling out with people. I am even trying to be cautious here when I say that whenever I look at those pictures of the dead family I feel as if I am looking at something that should never have been made for public gaze?
At first these photos are shocking. But after seeing them many times they become almost unreal and are treated in a kind of off handed kind of way. I am sure that if my family were murdered in such a horific way I personally would not want pictures plastered up all over the internet for all and sundry to paw over and to disect every day year after year. In fact if they were my family I think I would be campaigning for them to be taken down. I'm not sure how they came to be released into the public domain. But something tells be that they were not officially released. I'm just wondering if it is time to finally put these poor souls to rest and to give them the respect they deserve?
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: vidvic on May 01, 2013, 12:32:AM
I really do not want to get into any more arguments, as I don't like falling out with people. I am even trying to be cautious here when I say that whenever I look at those pictures of the dead family I feel as if I am looking at something that should never have been made for public gaze?
At first these photos are shocking. But after seeing them many times they become almost unreal and are treated in a kind of off handed kind of way. I am sure that if my family were murdered in such a horific way I personally would not want pictures plastered up all over the internet for all and sundry to paw over and to disect every day year after year. In fact if they were my family I think I would be campaigning for them to be taken down. I'm not sure how they came to be released into the public domain. But something tells be that they were not officially released. I'm just wondering if it is time to finally put these poor souls to rest and to give them the respect they deserve?

That's a really nice thing to say Lugg.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: guest154 on May 01, 2013, 12:32:AM
I'm confused!


Oh, join the club. You know that 'FreeSimonHall' is Stephanie Hall, Right? Well she doesn't think I am called Mat.
She thinks I am John Lamberton..... Wait. SHE THOUGHT I was JL but then thought I was his son? Or cousin or something. Now she thinks I am Tim.

As well as thinking I am a few other people.


You're both a right couple of old women that's for sure... What happened to your enigma account?

Tell me what an 'enigma account' it and I'll try answer the question.



I really do not want to get into any more arguments, as I don't like falling out with people. I am even trying to be cautious here when I say that whenever I look at those pictures of the dead family I feel as if I am looking at something that should never have been made for public gaze?
At first these photos are shocking. But after seeing them many times they become almost unreal and are treated in a kind of off handed kind of way. I am sure that if my family were murdered in such a horific way I personally would not want pictures plastered up all over the internet for all and sundry to paw over and to disect every day year after year. In fact if they were my family I think I would be campaigning for them to be taken down. I'm not sure how they came to be released into the public domain. But something tells be that they were not officially released. I'm just wondering if it is time to finally put these poor souls to rest and to give them the respect they deserve?

I agree, Grahame, this is a good post. I'd be happy to never see any of the pictures again.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: vidvic on May 01, 2013, 12:34:AM
Not half as confused as 'Mat' is...  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D

Lol. I take it this is meant to be an 'outing' ?

I'll never understand the need to know.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: Caroline R on May 01, 2013, 12:37:AM
I really do not want to get into any more arguments, as I don't like falling out with people. I am even trying to be cautious here when I say that whenever I look at those pictures of the dead family I feel as if I am looking at something that should never have been made for public gaze?
At first these photos are shocking. But after seeing them many times they become almost unreal and are treated in a kind of off handed kind of way. I am sure that if my family were murdered in such a horific way I personally would not want pictures plastered up all over the internet for all and sundry to paw over and to disect every day year after year. In fact if they were my family I think I would be campaigning for them to be taken down. I'm not sure how they came to be released into the public domain. But something tells be that they were not officially released. I'm just wondering if it is time to finally put these poor souls to rest and to give them the respect they deserve?

I agree that as far as the CS photographs are concerned, they are posted to make points far too often - half the time the point can be made without reference to the pictures. They are shocking and personally, I cringe every time they are reposted. I'm not sure how it will go down but I will Pm the other mods and ask that we stop them being reposted in future?
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: Bridget on May 01, 2013, 12:38:AM
That's a really nice thing to say Lugg.

I agree.

Mat you were my cousin I think, I'm not sure if that was before or after you were me ;)
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: vidvic on May 01, 2013, 12:39:AM
That's a really nice thing to say Lugg.

As much as I agree, I think that horse has well and truly bolted. Trouble is, the forum owner can't resist posting up a dead relative shot every few hours. You don't think that's designed to wind the relatives up do you??
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: guest154 on May 01, 2013, 12:39:AM
No 'Matty' - you are 52 year old Timothy Bennett, who lives over in Luxenbourg...

When do you plan to tell us all what you are 'really' doing over there?

Wonder how long it will take before you complain about this post in order for it to be removed?

But then you are John arent' you? puh.... lol.....

I think if the mods/admins want to check my I.P..will see I have used the same ever since I joined. But you know all this blah blah blah.

How's Simon? Go concentrate on that.

You're expecting a baby for God's sake!
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: vidvic on May 01, 2013, 12:43:AM
I agree.

Mat you were my cousin I think, I'm not sure if that was before or after you were me ;)

In one magic evening about 2 years ago, old 'dial-a-preece' went from refusing to believe I knew any of the relatives to claiming I was Ann....
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: Bridget on May 01, 2013, 12:44:AM
In one magic evening about 2 years ago, old 'dial-a-preece' went from refusing to believe I knew any of the relatives to claiming I was Ann....

Ah...but you gotta larf ;)
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: guest154 on May 01, 2013, 12:45:AM
I agree.

Mat you were my cousin I think, I'm not sure if that was before or after you were me ;)

I have lost track, Bridget.  ;D


In one magic evening about 2 years ago, old 'dial-a-preece' went from refusing to believe I knew any of the relatives to claiming I was Ann....

Dial a preece!!!!  ;D ;D ;D It's true then!
Yeah, when I first joined I was Ann too.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: guest154 on May 01, 2013, 12:55:AM
Timothy you have so many accounts it's hard to keep up with you - how's Sika?  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Well I'm glad you manage it, Detective Hall.

It's nice to see a Hall on the right side of the law.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: Caroline R on May 01, 2013, 12:59:AM
Ordinarily, I would have to complain about this thread being off-topic, however, as it seems to have turned into a discussion about alter ego's and Batman was an alter ego, I guess I can't!! BUT - play nice or there will be culling (god only knows where I would start or .... finish!!)  8)
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: guest154 on May 01, 2013, 01:05:AM
no I don't. I shag murderers in my red corvette! I have class, girl.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: guest154 on May 01, 2013, 01:09:AM
Why do you keep saying that? Am I supposed to be scared of Simon Hall? How stupid is all of this. Once/if he gets out I doubt he'll be in your presence, never mind mine.

Go fake another pregnancy and leave me alone, fool.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: guest154 on May 01, 2013, 01:14:AM
Language Timothy!!!

I shall leave you screaming to yourself, thank you for your entertainment.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on May 01, 2013, 05:55:AM
I really do not want to get into any more arguments, as I don't like falling out with people. I am even trying to be cautious here when I say that whenever I look at those pictures of the dead family I feel as if I am looking at something that should never have been made for public gaze?
At first these photos are shocking. But after seeing them many times they become almost unreal and are treated in a kind of off handed kind of way. I am sure that if my family were murdered in such a horific way I personally would not want pictures plastered up all over the internet for all and sundry to paw over and to disect every day year after year. In fact if they were my family I think I would be campaigning for them to be taken down. I'm not sure how they came to be released into the public domain. But something tells be that they were not officially released. I'm just wondering if it is time to finally put these poor souls to rest and to give them the respect they deserve?

On the other hand...

These images are the very evidence which prove police restaged Sheila Caffells body, in keeping with the findings of the original unedited versions of the 1988 Barrett, and 1993 COLP Reports, so this is not about being disrepectful to the deceased, or any relative, it is about being respectful to a persons right to receive a fair trial, and so that nobody can be blamed for doing something which someone else has done, and did - in this case, police restaged Sheila's body, and blamed Bamber for having done so, now that is a very wicked and evil thing to do. Rather than upset relatives, they should  be welcoming any insight into any wrong doings by the police in respect to mistreatment of a deceased relatives body, rather than be trying to suppress the truth about what the police have done, and did. Not only has justice got to be done to the memory of those who died, it has got to be seen to be done, and not just for the sake of the relatives or thier supporters, it has got to be seen to be done for everybody, because if you allow these evil corrupted police officers and officials to get away with doing, performing, and committing such attrocities as these, there can never be any justice for ordinary people...

Look at Hillsborough, how long it took to make officialdom take action, nobody complained or moaned when footage of the disaster was played and broadcast, and images posted in the papers of people dying and dead on the pitch, or of being crush, or whatever. You cannot let police get away with killing people, and covering things up, somebody has to make a stand, people need to know the truth. In Hillsborough, the relatives of the 96 deceased pressed for the truth, but in the Bamber case, the relatives and thier supporters do not want to know the truth, they are satisfied that in the end after a change (SC/688/85 to SC/786/85) in direction of the investigation, police finally arrived at the truth the relatives had been promoting right from the word go, which would and did open the floodgates for them to financial bliss...
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on May 01, 2013, 06:10:AM
How many ordinary people, would tolerate police tampering and being disrepectful to the body of a loved one, or relative, or a friend, and want to do nothing about it? The families of the Hillsborough 96 had the right attitude and approach, police gambled on pulling the wool over everybodies eyes in that case, blaming drunken Liverpool supporters for doing things they did not do, and had't done - but they picked on the wrong crowd, and the wrong people - Bambers case is similar, they have blamed Jeremy Bamber for staging the body of Sheila in the bedroom, on the bedroom floor, when it was the police who had, and did restage it. In this case, (Bamber), police took photographs of the body they restaged, and presented them to the jury, as evidence of what they had found, and what Bamber had done, when all along it was a sham, a set up, where police had to restage the scene, because of something which occurred after the raid team entered the house, that ordinary members of the public, were never supposed to find out about...

Shame on Essex police, shame on the relatives, and thier supporters, for not wanting the truth to come out, about what really took place surrounding Sheila's death, inside the bedroom - I honestly do not know how any of you, and them, can sleep at night...
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on May 01, 2013, 06:15:AM
Batman on the case, in pursuit of the truth:-

"The truth will be revealed, about police restaging Sheila Caffells body, photographing it, and using those photographs of the victims body they restaged, to blame Jeremy Bamber for being responsible for doing that, which the police in this case, did...
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on May 01, 2013, 06:25:AM
"The way these restaged photographs have been manipulated by police to convict someone, is, I am afraid to say, farcical...
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: lookout on May 01, 2013, 09:47:AM
Mike,,,the fault of the pics in the first place was the media,,and if I'd been family,I would have objected strongly and even taken them to court if they dared show anything in the newspapers, pertaining to the actual crime scene.
It could have been blocked,,but it didn't appear that there were any objections,,,and so instead of yourself or anyone else being blamed for material posted on here,,remember that they had to come from somewhere in the first place.
If we're talking about intrusions,,then books that have been written prove so,,,for the world and his wife to see,not just on this forum.
Any book that's written is a personal insight into the lives of the Bamber family. Is this not also distasteful.?
How can anyone blatantly accuse Jeremy anyway.? There was never the evidence to back-up the conviction,,nor the proof.

BTW,,the last time I looked on the red forum,,there were the photos' of Sheila too.!
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: Lugg on May 01, 2013, 09:54:AM
On the other hand...

These images are the very evidence which prove police restaged Sheila Caffells body, in keeping with the findings of the original unedited versions of the 1988 Barrett, and 1993 COLP Reports, so this is not about being disrepectful to the deceased, or any relative, it is about being respectful to a persons right to receive a fair trial, and so that nobody can be blamed for doing something which someone else has done, and did - in this case, police restaged Sheila's body, and blamed Bamber for having done so, now that is a very wicked and evil thing to do. Rather than upset relatives, they should  be welcoming any insight into any wrong doings by the police in respect to mistreatment of a deceased relatives body, rather than be trying to suppress the truth about what the police have done, and did. Not only has justice got to be done to the memory of those who died, it has got to be seen to be done, and not just for the sake of the relatives or thier supporters, it has got to be seen to be done for everybody, because if you allow these evil corrupted police officers and officials to get away with doing, performing, and committing such attrocities as these, there can never be any justice for ordinary people...

Look at Hillsborough, how long it took to make officialdom take action, nobody complained or moaned when footage of the disaster was played and broadcast, and images posted in the papers of people dying and dead on the pitch, or of being crush, or whatever. You cannot let police get away with killing people, and covering things up, somebody has to make a stand, people need to know the truth. In Hillsborough, the relatives of the 96 deceased pressed for the truth, but in the Bamber case, the relatives and thier supporters do not want to know the truth, they are satisfied that in the end after a change (SC/688/85 to SC/786/85) in direction of the investigation, police finally arrived at the truth the relatives had been promoting right from the word go, which would and did open the floodgates for them to financial bliss...
I understand what you are saying Mike. But I just have visions of say if that was a picture of my son or my daughter being displayed on the internet for years on end that would recreate the horror every day for me when I should be trying to remember the good times and how they looked when they were alive. I remember seeing a picture of a crash victim on the internet. A very beautiful girl. The crash killed her and mutilated her face in a horific way and I remember the victim's family complaining about it. It was put there entirely without their permission and for what? For those who looked out of curiosity and nothing else. I can see how these things can affect people and especially the relatives, who remember don't only consist of 3 or 4 people. But also those who were children at the time of the massacre, who are now grown up. One cannot think of the mental traumer of these folk?
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: lookout on May 01, 2013, 10:00:AM
I'd like to know how many people went running to the press .?
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on May 01, 2013, 10:09:AM
I understand what you are saying Mike. But I just have visions of say if that was a picture of my son or my daughter being displayed on the internet for years on end that would recreate the horror every day for me when I should be trying to remember the good times and how they looked when they were alive. I remember seeing a picture of a crash victim on the internet. A very beautiful girl. The crash killed her and mutilated her face in a horific way and I remember the victim's family complaining about it. It was put there entirely without their permission and for what? For those who looked out of curiosity and nothing else. I can see how these things can affect people and especially the relatives, who remember don't only consist of 3 or 4 people. But also those who were children at the time of the massacre, who are now grown up. One cannot think of the mental traumer of these folk?

I believe your views would be different if you thought police had restaged the body of a loved one...
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: Caroline R on May 01, 2013, 11:20:AM
How many ordinary people, would tolerate police tampering and being disrepectful to the body of a loved one, or relative, or a friend, and want to do nothing about it? The families of the Hillsborough 96 had the right attitude and approach, police gambled on pulling the wool over everybodies eyes in that case, blaming drunken Liverpool supporters for doing things they did not do, and had't done - but they picked on the wrong crowd, and the wrong people - Bambers case is similar, they have blamed Jeremy Bamber for staging the body of Sheila in the bedroom, on the bedroom floor, when it was the police who had, and did restage it. In this case, (Bamber), police took photographs of the body they restaged, and presented them to the jury, as evidence of what they had found, and what Bamber had done, when all along it was a sham, a set up, where police had to restage the scene, because of something which occurred after the raid team entered the house, that ordinary members of the public, were never supposed to find out about...

Shame on Essex police, shame on the relatives, and thier supporters, for not wanting the truth to come out, about what really took place surrounding Sheila's death, inside the bedroom - I honestly do not know how any of you, and them, can sleep at night...

Mike, the pictures are already in the archives if people wish to refer to them. I agree that there is no need to repost the pictures in threads.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: Alias on May 01, 2013, 11:34:AM
I am John Lamberton too. Remember, Stephanie? (I am "abs")
I am sure John is thrilled to be mixed up with a non-English person with a half poor English writing style....  8)
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: Lugg on May 01, 2013, 12:39:PM
I am John Lamberton too. Remember, Stephanie? (I am "abs")
I am sure John is thrilled to be mixed up with a non-English person with a half poor English writing style....  8)
Are you that girl from N.C.I.S. ? :)
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: Lugg on May 01, 2013, 12:41:PM
I believe your views would be different if you thought police had restaged the body of a loved one...
Possibly? Who knows how any of us would truly feel, except perhaps the relatives of those people?
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: lookout on May 01, 2013, 12:54:PM
And I can bet that Jeremys' biological father feels something deep down when and if he sees anything derogatory said or written by anyone. I know I would, as the years pass and you have time to think more deeply about certain things. His biological mother too,and half sisters,,being constantly reminded.
They're all human too.!
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: vidvic on May 01, 2013, 01:09:PM
I believe your views would be different if you thought police had restaged the body of a loved one...

So why did bamber object?

Wasn't it you, not the press, that released crime scene pics with the bodies in situ?

The picture of 'wet blood' aka camera flash, was released by GDS from your own pic with the camera flash wasn't it?

Lookout, I'm afraid you're mistaken about the press.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: maggie on May 01, 2013, 01:18:PM
And I can bet that Jeremys' biological father feels something deep down when and if he sees anything derogatory said or written by anyone. I know I would, as the years pass and you have time to think more deeply about certain things. His biological mother too,and half sisters,,being constantly reminded.
They're all human too.!
I agree lookout, I do wonder how his natural mum feels inside...very difficult for her I'm sure and for his natural siblings, we really dont know f any of them have contact with him and its not our business. I do hope there's some contact between them. :)
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: lookout on May 01, 2013, 01:23:PM
I agree lookout, I do wonder how his natural mum feels inside...very difficult for her I'm sure and for his natural siblings, we really dont know f any of them have contact with him and its not our business. I do hope there's some contact between them. :)


Maggie,,did I read somewhere that one of the half-sisters had met Jeremy.?
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: maggie on May 01, 2013, 01:32:PM

Maggie,,did I read somewhere that one of the half-sisters had met Jeremy.?
Hi lookout, I don't know and it's not anyone's business imo but I believe Jeremy has a natural full sister and brother. :) :)
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: petey on May 01, 2013, 01:32:PM
On the other hand...

These images are the very evidence which prove police restaged Sheila Caffells body, in keeping with the findings of the original unedited versions of the 1988 Barrett, and 1993 COLP Reports, so this is not about being disrepectful to the deceased, or any relative, it is about being respectful to a persons right to receive a fair trial, and so that nobody can be blamed for doing something which someone else has done, and did - in this case, police restaged Sheila's body, and blamed Bamber for having done so, now that is a very wicked and evil thing to do. Rather than upset relatives, they should  be welcoming any insight into any wrong doings by the police in respect to mistreatment of a deceased relatives body, rather than be trying to suppress the truth about what the police have done, and did. Not only has justice got to be done to the memory of those who died, it has got to be seen to be done, and not just for the sake of the relatives or thier supporters, it has got to be seen to be done for everybody, because if you allow these evil corrupted police officers and officials to get away with doing, performing, and committing such attrocities as these, there can never be any justice for ordinary people...

Look at Hillsborough, how long it took to make officialdom take action, nobody complained or moaned when footage of the disaster was played and broadcast, and images posted in the papers of people dying and dead on the pitch, or of being crush, or whatever. You cannot let police get away with killing people, and covering things up, somebody has to make a stand, people need to know the truth. In Hillsborough, the relatives of the 96 deceased pressed for the truth, but in the Bamber case, the relatives and thier supporters do not want to know the truth, they are satisfied that in the end after a change (SC/688/85 to SC/786/85) in direction of the investigation, police finally arrived at the truth the relatives had been promoting right from the word go, which would and did open the floodgates for them to financial bliss...

No disrespect but please do not post in relation to Hillsborough, when you are posting such inaccuracies. Hundreds if not thousands of people complained with respect to footage and press coverage of Hillsborough. There are 96 recorded deaths in relation to the Hillsborough disaster, but many others died as a result of Hillsborough as they found it impossible to cope both with the disaster itself and the subsequent media coverage and were driven to suicide.

Indeed there were many court cases where relatives largely unsuccessfully tried to recover in relation to the awful images they witnessed in the media. This injustice was further heightened when they saw numerous police officers being signed off and allowed to retire on ill health grounds with full pensions, when many families and relatives of the victims received nothing as their loss was deemed to be too remote.

The relatives have been fantastic in their dedication and commitment, and they have been well supported by thousands of other people committed to allowing the general public to see the real truth that they have known for 24 years, not the police and media cover up version.

Pete (yes, that is my real name!) (LLB, LPC, trainee solicitor, solicitor)

JFT96
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Post by: susan on May 01, 2013, 02:21:PM
Hi lookout

don't think Jeremy has met his sister or brother but think AA has met them both and said Jeremy does look like his sister but not his brother.  Think she met his birth Mother once they had I think a coffee/tea shop somewhere.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: lookout on May 01, 2013, 02:36:PM
Hi lookout

don't think Jeremy has met his sister or brother but think AA has met them both and said Jeremy does look like his sister but not his brother.  Think she met his birth Mother once they had I think a coffee/tea shop somewhere.


Thanks Susan. I wasn't sure who'd met the sister,but knew it was somebody.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: Alias on May 01, 2013, 03:02:PM
When you've had as many internet trolls attack you, as I have, you'd be confused also Abs..

To be honest I don't trust anyone who doesn't have the courage to use their real name.. but that's me..

I wonder what these people have to hide?

There's anonymity and there's fraudsters.. and of course 'witness protection.'   ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

All cool, Steph.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on May 01, 2013, 08:24:PM
No disrespect but please do not post in relation to Hillsborough, when you are posting such inaccuracies. Hundreds if not thousands of people complained with respect to footage and press coverage of Hillsborough. There are 96 recorded deaths in relation to the Hillsborough disaster, but many others died as a result of Hillsborough as they found it impossible to cope both with the disaster itself and the subsequent media coverage and were driven to suicide.

Indeed there were many court cases where relatives largely unsuccessfully tried to recover in relation to the awful images they witnessed in the media. This injustice was further heightened when they saw numerous police officers being signed off and allowed to retire on ill health grounds with full pensions, when many families and relatives of the victims received nothing as their loss was deemed to be too remote.

The relatives have been fantastic in their dedication and commitment, and they have been well supported by thousands of other people committed to allowing the general public to see the real truth that they have known for 24 years, not the police and media cover up version.

Pete (yes, that is my real name!) (LLB, LPC, trainee solicitor, solicitor)

JFT96

With respect, I disagree with your view that media coverage of Hillsborough affected the outcome of the inquest verdicts, since my own view is that such coverage arguably worked in favour of the latest outcome to quash the 96 inquest verdicts, I personally do not care if you are a police officer, a solicitor, a barrister, a judge, a polititian, the Home Secretary, the lord chief justice, the DPP, the queen of England, or just an ordinary person from the street, I can say what I believe to be true on my own forum, providing I believe it to be true, it doesn't matter to me what you think about what I think, you have your views and I have mine, if you can't accept that, then your in the wrong place pal, you need to be visiting other sites where people might be frightened to speak thier minds. For your information, matey, I believe there are very strong similarities to Hillsborough and the Bamber case, since in both instances, police and other agencies of the State, sought to cover up the truth...
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on May 01, 2013, 08:28:PM
With respect, I disagree with your view that media coverage of Hillsborough affected the outcome of the inquest verdicts, since my own view is that such coverage arguably worked in favour of the latest outcome to quash the 96 inquest verdicts, I personally do not care if you are a police officer, a solicitor, a barrister, a judge, a polititian, the Home Secretary, the lord chief justice, the DPP, the queen of England, or just an ordinary person from the street, I can say what I believe to be true on my own forum, providing I believe it to be true, it doesn't matter to me what you think about what I think, you have your views and I have mine, if you can't accept that, then your in the wrong place pal, you need to be visiting other sites where people might be frightened to speak thier minds. For your information, matey, I believe there are very strong similarities to Hillsborough and the Bamber case, since in both instances, police and other agencies of the State sought to cover up the truth...

If you don't like what I say, don't read it, or go somewhere else, and get your entertainment elsewhere, or stay and participate, but you have a go at me, and I will certainly have a go at you, this is not a courthouse, its a forum that I happen to be the owner of, but which belongs to everyone...
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: petey on May 02, 2013, 12:36:AM
With respect, I disagree with your view that media coverage of Hillsborough affected the outcome of the inquest verdicts, since my own view is that such coverage arguably worked in favour of the latest outcome to quash the 96 inquest verdicts, I personally do not care if you are a police officer, a solicitor, a barrister, a judge, a polititian, the Home Secretary, the lord chief justice, the DPP, the queen of England, or just an ordinary person from the street, I can say what I believe to be true on my own forum, providing I believe it to be true, it doesn't matter to me what you think about what I think, you have your views and I have mine, if you can't accept that, then your in the wrong place pal, you need to be visiting other sites where people might be frightened to speak thier minds. For your information, matey, I believe there are very strong similarities to Hillsborough and the Bamber case, since in both instances, police and other agencies of the State, sought to cover up the truth...

My post was merely to highlight that hundreds, if not thousands of people complained about the media coverage of Hillsborough, when u had posted that nobody had.

In my opinion, media coverage (which has tainted by Duckenfield's LIES) undoubtedly influenced the original inquest verdicts, when the coroner set down the ridiculous 3.15pm cut off point.

With regards to the recent decision to overturn the initial inquest verdicts I would say that decision was far more influenced by the publication of the Hillsborough Report on September 12th 2012 and David Cameron's response in parliament to this, as opposed to media coverage, although obviously that helped too.

We will have to agree to disagree with regards Hillsborough and the JB case, as I think there are far too many differences to make a tangible, accurate analogy.

Me referencing the fact I am a solicitor was not aimed at you. Rather it was aimed at people who for some unearthly decision have believed I am John L, Tim, close to the relatives, come with an ulterior motive, not a lawyer........all completely untrue. I don't view myself any different to any other person who posts on this forum, as I am here to discuss and debate JB, not who's got the most degrees!
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: petey on May 02, 2013, 12:41:AM
If you don't like what I say, don't read it, or go somewhere else, and get your entertainment elsewhere, or stay and participate, but you have a go at me, and I will certainly have a go at you, this is not a courthouse, its a forum that I happen to be the owner of, but which belongs to everyone...

I certainly wasn't having a go at you personally. You posted that "nobody complained or moaned when footage of the disaster was played and broadcast, and images posted in the papers of people dying and dead on the pitch"

I was correcting you and stating that in fact hundreds of hundreds of people complained and a number were driven to suicide, as they could not cope both with the Hillsborough disaster itself and the subsequent media coverage.

JFT96
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on May 02, 2013, 05:52:AM
I certainly wasn't having a go at you personally. You posted that "nobody complained or moaned when footage of the disaster was played and broadcast, and images posted in the papers of people dying and dead on the pitch"

I was correcting you and stating that in fact hundreds of hundreds of people complained and a number were driven to suicide, as they could not cope both with the Hillsborough disaster itself and the subsequent media coverage.

JFT96

Listen, media coverage of the injured and dying did not cause people to commit suicide, it was the loss of loved ones, family, and friends who lost thier lives at Hillsborough, and the circumstances of how they lost thier lives, the aftermath, the dodgy investigations into the tragedy that took place involving dodgy senior police officers, and other persons in office at other agencies of the State, the re-writing of witness statements, the inquest verdicts, on and on it goes, and on and on it went, so you can't honestly say that media coverage was the sole reason why people committed suicide - the way I see it, media coverage was a vital part of rectifying these miscarriages of justice, coupled with the determination and dignity of the people from Liverpool and elsewhere who lost loved ones, and friends, etc...
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: petey on May 02, 2013, 11:49:AM
Listen, media coverage of the injured and dying did not cause people to commit suicide, it was the loss of loved ones, family, and friends who lost thier lives at Hillsborough, and the circumstances of how they lost thier lives, the aftermath, the dodgy investigations into the tragedy that took place involving dodgy senior police officers, and other persons in office at other agencies of the State, the re-writing of witness statements, the inquest verdicts, on and on it goes, and on and on it went, so you can't honestly say that media coverage was the sole reason why people committed suicide - the way I see it, media coverage was a vital part of rectifying these miscarriages of justice, coupled with the determination and dignity of the people from Liverpool and elsewhere who lost loved ones, and friends, etc...

I have said and strongly believe that it was the overall affect of the Hillsborough disaster itself coupled with subsequent media coverage which drove some people to suicide.

These were people who had survived a horrifying ordeal where they had seen people dying around them and were incredibly lucky to survive. Once they are out of hospital they then read that they themselves were to blame for the disaster, and in effect they killed their own. They knew this was not what happened and was not true and was an OUTRAGEOUS LIE but were faced with an overwhelming media barrage. This also applied to families of the victims who died, who were then reading and hearing that they in effect deserved to die as it was their own fault.  For some survivors of the tragedy this proved to be unbearable and tragically drove them to suicide. So yes I would say media coverage did play a large role in the subsequent deaths of a number of people following Hillsborough.

I disagree that media coverage was vital to rectify this miscarriage of justice.  The overwhelming main reasons that a massive step has been taken on the path to rectify the miscarriages of justice are:

1 - The passion and determination of the HFSG, HJC and all family members and friends of the 96 who died who have never given up and shown unbelievable courage in their fight for the truth to be revealed.

2 - The thousands and thousands of Liverpool people, Liverpool fans and others in the footballing and non-footballing world who have given their support and vital donations to help fund the legal fight.

3 - The Hillsborough independent panel report published on 12 September 2012.

4 - The response from David Cameron in parliament on 12 September 2012 which was incredibly strong and virtually implored the Attorney General to set aside the original inquest hearings.

The role played by the media in the fight for the truth and justice for the 96 is some way down the list.

JFT96
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on May 02, 2013, 01:14:PM
I have said and strongly believe that it was the overall affect of the Hillsborough disaster itself coupled with subsequent media coverage which drove some people to suicide.

These were people who had survived a horrifying ordeal where they had seen people dying around them and were incredibly lucky to survive. Once they are out of hospital they then read that they themselves were to blame for the disaster, and in effect they killed their own. They knew this was not what happened and was not true and was an OUTRAGEOUS LIE but were faced with an overwhelming media barrage. This also applied to families of the victims who died, who were then reading and hearing that they in effect deserved to die as it was their own fault.  For some survivors of the tragedy this proved to be unbearable and tragically drove them to suicide. So yes I would say media coverage did play a large role in the subsequent deaths of a number of people following Hillsborough.

I disagree that media coverage was vital to rectify this miscarriage of justice.  The overwhelming main reasons that a massive step has been taken on the path to rectify the miscarriages of justice are:

1 - The passion and determination of the HFSG, HJC and all family members and friends of the 96 who died who have never given up and shown unbelievable courage in their fight for the truth to be revealed.

2 - The thousands and thousands of Liverpool people, Liverpool fans and others in the footballing and non-footballing world who have given their support and vital donations to help fund the legal fight.

3 - The Hillsborough independent panel report published on 12 September 2012.

4 - The response from David Cameron in parliament on 12 September 2012 which was incredibly strong and virtually implored the Attorney General to set aside the original inquest hearings.

The role played by the media in the fight for the truth and justice for the 96 is some way down the list.

JFT96


There were many reasons why the campaign to overturn the inquest verdicts succeeded, of which the media coverage formed a formiddable part, no matter how far you put it down your list...
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: petey on May 02, 2013, 04:25:PM

There were many reasons why the campaign to overturn the inquest verdicts succeeded, of which the media coverage formed a formiddable part, no matter how far you put it down your list...

Are u seriously trying to tell me that media coverage played a more important role than the Hillsborough independent panel report and the reaction of David Cameron to this?!!!!


Media coverage played a very minor role in having the inquest verdicts overturned in my opinion.
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on May 02, 2013, 05:01:PM
Are u seriously trying to tell me that media coverage played a more important role than the Hillsborough independent panel report and the reaction of David Cameron to this?!!!!


Media coverage played a very minor role in having the inquest verdicts overturned in my opinion.

Don't try to put your words into my mouth, I can speak for myself, thank you very much...
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: petey on May 02, 2013, 05:48:PM
Don't try to put your words into my mouth, I can speak for myself, thank you very much...

Ok, so do you agree / disagree with the following points?

1 - You were inaccurate when you posted that  "nobody complained or moaned when footage of the disaster was played and broadcast, and images posted in the papers of people dying and dead on the pitch, or of being crush, or whatever." - as I explained in my subsequent posts?

2- The main contributents towards the appalling miscarriage of justice being corrected were mainly the diligent work of both the victims families and survivors of the Hillsborough disaster and the independent Hillsborough panel report?

3 - The media played a massively significant role in the initial inquest verdicts, thanks to their scandalous reporting, after they were wrongly briefed by Duckenfield et al?

4- The media have only played a very minor role in the inquest verdicts being overturned. As i explained in previous posts this was largely down to the Hillsborough independent panel report and David Cameron's response to this where he virtually implored the AG to overturn the original verdicts?

JFT96
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: mike tesko on May 03, 2013, 05:37:AM
Ok, so do you agree / disagree with the following points?

1 - You were inaccurate when you posted that  "nobody complained or moaned when footage of the disaster was played and broadcast, and images posted in the papers of people dying and dead on the pitch, or of being crush, or whatever." - as I explained in my subsequent posts?

2- The main contributents towards the appalling miscarriage of justice being corrected were mainly the diligent work of both the victims families and survivors of the Hillsborough disaster and the independent Hillsborough panel report?

3 - The media played a massively significant role in the initial inquest verdicts, thanks to their scandalous reporting, after they were wrongly briefed by Duckenfield et al?

4- The media have only played a very minor role in the inquest verdicts being overturned. As i explained in previous posts this was largely down to the Hillsborough independent panel report and David Cameron's response to this where he virtually implored the AG to overturn the original verdicts?

JFT96

I don't agree with your interpretation of events, everything did not happen on day one of Hillsborough, in the way you have presented the alleged facts, what you say is misleading and inaccurate, it took years and years for all the different factors you speak about to produce the result where the inquest verdicts were quashed, the media did play a role in the end result, it even published and broadcast the actions mentioned in the other elements you list, thus helping to promote the part they played in the overall campaign, it took years and years to get to where we are now, it didn't happen over night, so as I say I don't neceassarily agree with your interpretation of events...
Title: Re: Super hero, Batman, backs Bamber freedom bid...
Post by: petey on May 03, 2013, 11:25:AM
I don't agree with your interpretation of events, everything did not happen on day one of Hillsborough, in the way you have presented the alleged facts, what you say is misleading and inaccurate, it took years and years for all the different factors you speak about to produce the result where the inquest verdicts were quashed, the media did play a role in the end result, it even published and broadcast the actions mentioned in the other elements you list, thus helping to promote the part they played in the overall campaign, it took years and years to get to where we are now, it didn't happen over night, so as I say I don't neceassarily agree with your interpretation of events...

I have never said for 1 minute that everything happened on 1 day. I know full well it took over 23 long years for the truth to be finally revealed and the families and victims still await justice.

However for u to post that my posts are misleading and inaccurate is simply not true. If u tell me specifically what you believe to be inaccurate then I will set it out in more detail to clarify matters.

When it appeared that there was no chance of the original inquests being overturned and no chance of a new investigation and report into the Hillsborough disaster, morale amongst campaigners was at a low point as they had fought for so long against those who prevented the real truth from being revealed.

I was sat on the kop on 15th April 2009 attending the 20th anniversary memorial service. Andy burnham mp stood up and despite being heckled with chants of "justice for the 96" he made a direct promise that he would raise Hillsborough in parliament to set up a new investigation into the disaster and he called on the police and ambulance services to release documents not available to the initial Taylor report. My respect for Andy burnham is immense as he was true to his word which saw the creation of the Hillsborough independent panel, chaired by Bishop James Jones. The diligent work carried out by this panel, their findings and the reaction of David Cameron in parliament meant that finally the real truth has been revealed and justice is a massive step nearer.

JFT96