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Title: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 21, 2018, 08:09:AM
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Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Steve_uk on August 21, 2018, 08:55:PM
.."only a small amount of light in the Master bedroom which was light emitting from a different room.."


I'm not sure what Mackintosh and Matthews mean.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: lookout on August 21, 2018, 08:59:PM
Whichever room was closest to the master bedroom was throwing its light enough to see inside the master bedroom.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Caroline on August 21, 2018, 09:03:PM
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So different people had different impressions of the light situation. That doesn't indicate that lights were going on and off.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: lookout on August 21, 2018, 09:05:PM
It indicates that there was someone operating them though ?
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Caroline on August 21, 2018, 11:29:PM
It indicates that there was someone operating them though ?

No it doesn't
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: guest154 on August 21, 2018, 11:32:PM
No it doesn't

If lights had been going on and off outside the house. Jeremy would have been saying lights were going on and off. Surely?  >:( :o
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: gringo on August 22, 2018, 12:57:AM
If lights had been going on and off outside the house. Jeremy would have been saying lights were going on and off. Surely?  >:( :o
    As you well know Jeremy was not on observation duty. In fact he was taken to a call box at some point and as far as I recall spent most of the time at the end of Pages lane. Regardless of where exactly he was, he was most certainly not observing the farmhouse so your observation is based on a false premise.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: guest154 on August 22, 2018, 01:06:AM
    As you well know Jeremy was not on observation duty. In fact he was taken to a call box at some point and as far as I recall spent most of the time at the end of Pages lane. Regardless of where exactly he was, he was most certainly not observing the farmhouse so your observation is based on a false premise.

Ah, so this happened after Jeremy had been removed from outside the Farmhouse. How unlucky, this man seems to be the unluckiest man alive.
It's based on the premise that someone would have said something. No one has said they saw a light go on or off. Not one person.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: gringo on August 22, 2018, 01:17:AM
Ah, so this happened after Jeremy had been removed from outside the Farmhouse. How unlucky, this man seems to be the unluckiest man alive.
It's based on the premise that someone would have said something. No one has said they saw a light go on or off. Not one person.
    Where exactly "outside" do you think Jeremy was all night?
     Several officers have reported the same lights as being both off and on. Are you basing your argument on the spurious fact that there isn't one reported observation of the lights changing from off to on?
   
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Caroline on August 22, 2018, 01:19:AM
Ah, so this happened after Jeremy had been removed from outside the Farmhouse. How unlucky, this man seems to be the unluckiest man alive.
It's based on the premise that someone would have said something. No one has said they saw a light go on or off. Not one person.

Because it didn't happen.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: guest154 on August 22, 2018, 01:34:AM
    Where exactly "outside" do you think Jeremy was all night?
     Several officers have reported the same lights as being both off and on. Are you basing your argument on the spurious fact that there isn't one reported observation of the lights changing from off to on?
   

Officers unfamiliar with the house disagree with what lights were on/off from where they were standing. No one is saying a light went on or off. The document posted doesn't state anyone saw light go on or off, there are no statements with any officer saying they saw a light go on or off. Maybe they all happened to be looking elsewhere when it happened -more bad luck for Bamber. He really is the unluckiest man alive.

No single officer says a room they were looking at was lit up and then later in the night that SAME ROOM was in the dark.  No single officer says a room they were looking at was dark and then later in the night that SAME ROOM was lit up. I wonder why?

This document Mike posted doesn't say any lights went on or off and if this is the best you or anyone else has got to prove lights went on or off then it's no wonder Bamber is where he is, it's playing games with human error and confusion by people who had never been inside the house before.

If you've any statement from any officer where they say they saw a light flick on and a room light up, or a light turn off and a room go dark - then post it. But you don't because no one is saying that happened.

I'll wait for your reply of an officer saying they saw a light turn on or a light turn off. Until then I'll ignore you because I'm not getting into the strange 1250430 day long hole you tried to drag Caroline in when she made the mistake of replying to you.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: guest154 on August 22, 2018, 01:34:AM
Because it didn't happen.

You don't say? Really?!!  ;D
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: gringo on August 22, 2018, 02:36:AM
    The changes in the status of the lights as reported make perfect sense if Sheila carried out the shootings. Whether Jeremy or Sheila is guilty, we do know that from what unfolded,either reloading or second guns involved, Neville's presence in the kitchen and the number of bullets that hit their intended target, that it is surely more likely that lights were on as the incident unfolded.
    At 4.09 the lights are reported as being all on. Again this makes perfect sense in a scenario of Sheila having committed the killings. It is just prior to this that the police arrive on the scene. Sheila having just killed everyone in the house is now faced with police turning up to the house. It is not too much of a stretch to see that this new turn of events may cause Sheila to observe from the inside what was unfolding outside. We can reasonably infer that she would probably turn off the light in the room before making her way to the window to observe the unfolding scene.
    The original logs which EP have failed to disclose would no doubt clear up the matter of observing the act of the lights changing status. Perhaps this is why the original logs have never been disclosed for ESDA testing. I am pretty certain that EP would not be stupid enough to leave references to seeing a light turn off and this may explain the coyness of EP in this matter. It is difficult to think of a good reason why EP have been so obstructive on this matter.
     It also lends credence to the movement in the window observed by Bews, Myall and Jeremy by which time the light was out.
     Mat's unconvincing and not believable explanation that, "Officers unfamiliar with the house disagreed with what lights were on/off from where they were standing", to explain these discrepancies is barely worth consideration.
     From what has been learnt over the years about EP and their removal of and tampering with evidence eg. photos, logs etc., there are reasonable suspicions that evidence which would clearly exonerate Jeremy is exactly the evidence that has been removed/tampered with. Surely nobody is naive enough to believe that the log disclosed by EP would have an entry specifically stating that a light was seen going off.
     It is not feasible that under the circumstances of their attendance at WHF that EP were doing a half arsed observation. They had strong suspicions that four were already dead and that the perpetrator was alive and armed. There is little doubt that the observations were accurate and claims otherwise lack credence for the reasons stated. EP were setting up for what they believed a siege situation with an armed person.
     It is obvious that the changing status of the lights cannot have been Jeremy, so to maintain belief in guilt it is necessary to claim that several separate observations by police officers who believed themselves in a siege situation with a suspected armed and dangerous individual were as a result of them not really paying attention.

Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: lookout on August 22, 2018, 12:42:PM
It should have been proof enough that someone was still alive inside the farmhouse. What a bunch of dozy individuals.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Jane on August 22, 2018, 01:07:PM
It should have been proof enough that someone was still alive inside the farmhouse. What a bunch of dozy individuals.

HOW? Unless any WS stated that whilst they stood and watched, a particular light in a particular room was switched on and off -although WHY, unless someone was sending morse code- there's nothing to validate such an occurrence.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: lookout on August 22, 2018, 01:16:PM
HOW? Unless any WS stated that whilst they stood and watched, a particular light in a particular room was switched on and off -although WHY, unless someone was sending morse code- there's nothing to validate such an occurrence.





There will be in the original murder/suicide logs.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Jane on August 22, 2018, 01:43:PM




There will be in the original murder/suicide logs.

You have frequently asked me why, because I think he's guilty, do I bother to post. Now, I'm asking you why, if your blanket answer to everything is that 'the truth' is in the original logs/in PII, do you bother to debate? It occurs to me that nothing changed as a result of me changing my mind. I simply looked at the same evidence from another perspective -much of what was fact then, remains so now, ie those characters I found so dislikeable then are no more so, now. The difference being in that I understand more about where they were coming from- so it's perfectly possible that the original logs say little that's different.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: lookout on August 22, 2018, 02:04:PM
You have frequently asked me why, because I think he's guilty, do I bother to post. Now, I'm asking you why, if your blanket answer to everything is that 'the truth' is in the original logs/in PII, do you bother to debate? It occurs to me that nothing changed as a result of me changing my mind. I simply looked at the same evidence from another perspective -much of what was fact then, remains so now, ie those characters I found so dislikeable then are no more so, now. The difference being in that I understand more about where they were coming from- so it's perfectly possible that the original logs say little that's different.






How do any of us know what the original logs say when EP are " suspiciously " holding on to them ? I say suspiciously because if they've nothing to hide then show the world. If there was anything to JB's detriment then they obviously wouldn't have been hidden and would have been amalgamated with the paperwork when it had been decided it was murder. So why after 33 years do EP still need any paperwork at all ?
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Jane on August 22, 2018, 02:34:PM





How do any of us know what the original logs say when EP are " suspiciously " holding on to them ? I say suspiciously because if they've nothing to hide then show the world. If there was anything to JB's detriment then they obviously wouldn't have been hidden and would have been amalgamated with the paperwork when it had been decided it was murder. So why after 33 years do EP still need any paperwork at all ?

We're looking at this from entirely different perspectives. If there's as little that differs between the individual investigations as makes no difference, UNLESS the originals were destroyed immediately, there may NOT be a first set and a second set. After all, the scenario for the 'second' set won't be any different from the scenario for the 'first' set.

You go on using the word "suspicious". I see no reason for it because I see no reason why police should have to reveal anything "to the world". It's not "the world's" business, and contrary to what it's being portrayed by some, as being, I don't believe it to be the cover-up that was Hillsborough, therefore, I don't believe there's anything hidden which would benefit Jeremy. To suggest that it would only be revealed if it was to Jeremy's detriment is anon-starter. WHERE, when he's in prison, on a whole life tariff is the necessity? I can think of little more stupid than to employ manpower to search through WS's and logs, nearly 35 years old, that show up, in a bad light, someone convicted of 5 murders.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 22, 2018, 03:48:PM
The reason why no police officer says that he or she saw a particular room light being switched on and off, or that a light which was not on, being switched on was because for that to be said by anybody, or written about by anybody, would have resulted in the prosecution being unable to prosecute Jeremy Bamber for the five murders on the footing that he had shot and killed everyone, and staged the scene with one of the guns in his sister's possession, because the lights in the rooms of the farmhouse could not have switched themselves off and on, or as the case may be, on and then off.

It is just as important to note, that there does not exist one statement by any of the two dozen or so police officers who were present at the farmhouse throughout the entire incident that none of the rooms lights were not always off or on, or on or off continuosly...

It seems somewhat obvious to me, that the lighting arrangements inside the farmhouse in every room both downstairs, and upstairs would or should have been a major consideration. In that respect, the police would ordinarily have created a log identifying each window and door on all four sides of the house, on the ground floor and first floor respectively.

So, where is the part of this lighting register?

Withheld?

Destroyed?

Or, are parts of its truth incorporated into witness statements in such a way that no one single person actually says they saw any light in any part of the farmhouse being switched off and on, or on and being switched off, even though lights were being switched off or turned on, or vice versa? It was an operational decision to deal with this issue so as to not Provide Jeremy Bamber with an alibi...

It seems to me that the police at the scene were aware of and that they did see various lights being switched on and off in the farmhouse..
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: lookout on August 22, 2018, 03:53:PM
We're looking at this from entirely different perspectives. If there's as little that differs between the individual investigations as makes no difference, UNLESS the originals were destroyed immediately, there may NOT be a first set and a second set. After all, the scenario for the 'second' set won't be any different from the scenario for the 'first' set.

You go on using the word "suspicious". I see no reason for it because I see no reason why police should have to reveal anything "to the world". It's not "the world's" business, and contrary to what it's being portrayed by some, as being, I don't believe it to be the cover-up that was Hillsborough, therefore, I don't believe there's anything hidden which would benefit Jeremy. To suggest that it would only be revealed if it was to Jeremy's detriment is anon-starter. WHERE, when he's in prison, on a whole life tariff is the necessity? I can think of little more stupid than to employ manpower to search through WS's and logs, nearly 35 years old, that show up, in a bad light, someone convicted of 5 murders.






And what if these ancient statements and logs show JB to be innocent ? Would you still feel that it's acceptable for someone to remain incarcerated just because the jury voted the way they did ?
You say that the death sentence is inhumane but isn't keeping someone locked up without having had the full evidence as bad ?
As for telling the world----what do you think the WWW is ? We're on it whether you like it or not.

All I can say is that you must have a very high opinion of yourself to argue against the likes of a QC, a woman who was a magistrate for over 40 years and a team of up to date professionals and not the dinosaurs which were present years ago. I wouldn't like to pit my wits against any of them.

Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Jane on August 22, 2018, 04:16:PM
The reason why no police officer says that he or she saw a particular room light being switched on and off, or that a light which was not on, being switched on was because for that to be said by anybody, or written about by anybody, would have resulted in the prosecution being unable to prosecute Jeremy Bamber for the five murders on the footing that he had shot and killed everyone, and staged the scene with one of the guns in his sister's possession, because the lights in the rooms of the farmhouse could not have switched themselves off and on, or as the case may be, on and then off.

It is just as important to note, that there does not exist one statement by any of the two dozen or so police officers who were present at the farmhouse throughout the entire incident that none of the rooms lights were not always off or on, or on or off continuosly...

It seems somewhat obvious to me, that the lighting arrangements inside the farmhouse in every room both downstairs, and upstairs would or should have been a major consideration. In that respect, the police would ordinarily have created a log identifying each window and door on all four sides of the house, on the ground floor and first floor respectively.

So, where is the part of this lighting register?

Withheld?

Destroyed?

Or, are parts of its truth incorporated into witness statements in such a way that no one single person actually says they saw any light in any part of the farmhouse being switched off and on, or on and being switched off, even though lights were being switched off or turned on, or vice versa? It was an operational decision to deal with this issue so as to not Provide Jeremy Bamber with an alibi...

It seems to me that the police at the scene were aware of and that they did see various lights being switched on and off in the farmhouse..

Your first paragraph appears to be suggesting that either police weren't permitted to write their witness statements until the prosecution had worked out which tack they were going to use, OR they conspired to write 'the truth' in a code which only those present could decipher. Stupid to think you'd suggest such,  wouldn't you say?
 I'm going to suggest that the reason "there does not exist one statement.................." is simply, and for NO other reason than there WERE NO lights going on and off, and off and on either continuously or intermittently and the ONLY lights they saw were any that were on when they arrived.
Your foray into creating double negatives therefore appears merely as ploy to confuse. I see NO reason, that being so, for the police to have wasted their time on creating a "lighting register".
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Caroline on August 22, 2018, 04:25:PM

And what if these ancient statements and logs show JB to be innocent ? Would you still feel that it's acceptable for someone to remain incarcerated just because the jury voted the way they did ?
You say that the death sentence is inhumane but isn't keeping someone locked up without having had the full evidence as bad ?
As for telling the world----what do you think the WWW is ? We're on it whether you like it or not.

All I can say is that you must have a very high opinion of yourself to argue against the likes of a QC, a woman who was a magistrate for over 40 years and a team of up to date professionals and not the dinosaurs which were present years ago. I wouldn't like to pit my wits against any of them.

What ancient statements? They ones that are only 'claimed' to exist? I don't believe for one second that there are any other logs. It just allows supporters to claim anything under the sun under the guise of 'it;s all hidden'. If it was hidden, you wouldn't know about it an as for the WWW, EP aren't posting on the WWW - so THEY aren't telling the world anything.

I couldn't give a stuff what the woman does for a living, there are plenty of QC's that believe Bamber guilty - you're arguing against them!  ::)
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Jane on August 22, 2018, 04:37:PM





And what if these ancient statements and logs show JB to be innocent ? Would you still feel that it's acceptable for someone to remain incarcerated just because the jury voted the way they did ?
You say that the death sentence is inhumane but isn't keeping someone locked up without having had the full evidence as bad ?
As for telling the world----what do you think the WWW is ? We're on it whether you like it or not.

All I can say is that you must have a very high opinion of yourself to argue against the likes of a QC, a woman who was a magistrate for over 40 years and a team of up to date professionals and not the dinosaurs which were present years ago. I wouldn't like to pit my wits against any of them.


I don't believe ANYTHING exists which will be proof of his innocence. IF such ever existed, it will be long gone. If I still thought Jeremy was innocent, I'd agree with you. However, I believe him equally as guilty as you believe him innocent and just like you, despite him being convicted, cling to his being innocent, I imagine, IF he ever gets released, I'll cling to his being guilty.

Ok, this is the WWW, but take a good look at how FEW of the WWW log on to this forum. I'd be interested to learn the ratio between those who have heard of JB against those who haven't, balanced against those who think he's innocent with those who believe he's guilty.

So all QC's are right? That's a bit rich from someone who, when it suits YOUR purpose, calls them every sort of corrupt/stupid/unfit for purpose. You have seemed, on other occasions, not to had too high a view of magistrates, either. Both, in my view, have opinions they're entitled to hold and which can be validated by laws they're not responsible for making. I'm certain you'll be delighted to learn that I have  been invited, by a magistrate, to apply to become one. I'd be more than happy to pitch my wits against yours, any day.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: lookout on August 22, 2018, 04:44:PM
What ancient statements? They ones that are only 'claimed' to exist? I don't believe for one second that there are any other logs. It just allows supporters to claim anything under the sun under the guise of 'it;s all hidden'. If it was hidden, you wouldn't know about it an as for the WWW, EP aren't posting on the WWW - so THEY aren't telling the world anything.

I couldn't give a stuff what the woman does for a living, there are plenty of QC's that believe Bamber guilty - you're arguing against them!  ::)






Why not have the courage of your convictions and find out if there are any more documents by contacting someone in the legal team instead of forever crowing that there aren't any ??
EP are there in all their glory on the WWW so far as " dismissed " named and shamed officers are concerned. The world sees that doesn't it ? Of course they wouldn't show ALL their " mistakes " online, there'd be no room for anything else.

Let me remind you too are arguing against a lot of people ! Where are the high-profile pics in your corner ?
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Jane on August 22, 2018, 04:55:PM





Why not have the courage of your convictions and find out if there are any more documents by contacting someone in the legal team instead of forever crowing that there aren't any ??
EP are there in all their glory on the WWW so far as " dismissed " named and shamed officers are concerned. The world sees that doesn't it ? Of course they wouldn't show ALL their " mistakes " online, there'd be no room for anything else.

Let me remind you too are arguing against a lot of people ! Where are the high-profile pics in your corner ?

Why on EARTH would we need 'high-profile' pics or people in "our" corner? Why on EARTH do we need to to "find out if..............." when it's you who's gagging for there to be secret store rooms full of hidden information which will mean immediate release for Jeremy information. It's all in your imagination that "EP are there in all their glory............" Why WOULD the "named and shamed" care? After nearly 35 years? Get real.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: lookout on August 22, 2018, 05:14:PM
Why on EARTH would we need 'high-profile' pics or people in "our" corner? Why on EARTH do we need to to "find out if..............." when it's you who's gagging for there to be secret store rooms full of hidden information which will mean immediate release for Jeremy information. It's all in your imagination that "EP are there in all their glory............" Why WOULD the "named and shamed" care? After nearly 35 years? Get real.






Huh ! I'm not " gagging " for anything, it's you who's arguing that there isn't. Before you fall off your high horse the named and shamed were only in the last couple of years---------I wouldn't have dared go back 30 odd years ! So it's up to you to get real.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Jane on August 22, 2018, 05:24:PM





Huh ! I'm not " gagging " for anything, it's you who's arguing that there isn't. Before you fall off your high horse the named and shamed were only in the last couple of years---------I wouldn't have dared go back 30 odd years ! So it's up to you to get real.

Oh dear, I must not have been aware of a burgeoning, on the WWW, caused by all the named and shamed connected to just about everywhere in general and to EP in particular. I think it's you who needs to drop the fantasy...................and WHY is my "arguing that there isn't any" remotely different to you arguing that there is?
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 22, 2018, 06:32:PM
Your first paragraph appears to be suggesting that either police weren't permitted to write their witness statements until the prosecution had worked out which tack they were going to use Which is exactly what they did, they had a whole month to figure out the approach they would need to be taking! Stop pretending that cops don't put people in the frame and that part of this process is making sure that they don't give anything away which will upset the apple cart! You are restricted into thinking that whatever exists proves Bambers guilt, but you and those like you, have got it all wrong! OR they conspired to write 'the truth' in a code which only those present could decipher. if only you and yours had been so unlucky in your lives in the hands of the corrupted Criminal Justice system! You can't see the wood for the trees, that's your problem! But, hey you have got to face your own demons on your judgement day!Stupid to think you'd suggest such,  Well, if I'm stupid, what does that make you, and all those like you?wouldn't you say? No, I wouldn't say that I am stupid at all - the trial judge who incarcerated me for what turned out to be a 54 year term of imprisonment, said 'THE PICTURE I HAVE OF YOU, IS OF A HIGHLY INTELLIGENT, CUNNING, RESOURCEFUL AND AN ILLUSIVE CROOK', So either he got it right or wrong, or you got it wrong or right!
 I'm going to suggest that the reason "there does not exist one statement.... this.............." is simply, and for NO other reason than there WERE NO lights going on and off, and off and on either continuously or intermittently and the ONLY lights they saw were any that were on when they arrived. well, something that the cops saw or heard, or were being told by someone who must have been alive inside the farmhouse, to keep over 25 police officers at bay for over three and a half hours suggests that you must be totally wrong in what you are saying and believing, five dead bodies inside the farmhouse, and one living dog was surely not responsible for keeping the armed cops at bay until just after 7.30am, that morning!
Your foray into creating double negatives therefore appears merely as ploy to confuse. I don't set out to confuse anyone, the only people responsible for doing that are Essex police and people like yourself who wouldn't know the truth if it hit you in the face!I see NO reason, that being so, for the police to have wasted their time on creating a "lighting register". You simply don't appear to have a clue about what the police would have done, or did do in connection with these events..
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 22, 2018, 06:43:PM
The truth is that different lighting via different windows at the farmhouse are being described as either being on or off, or vice versa, by different people who were there. All this information is / was admissible evidence given in statement form by witnesses who were present there at the scene, and therefore none of it should be dismissed easily, particularly in view of the fact that for whatever reasons the 25+ armed officers and support units were being keptt at bay from making an approach to enter the farmhouse for over three and a half hours! Intelligence regarding the lights in different parts of the farmhouse which were going on and off, or off and then on, was being updated back to the information hub in a nearby outbuilding almost certainly have led to PS Adams (Commander of firearms operation) believing that there was somebody still alive and moving around inside the farmhouse, otherwise the firearms officers would have stormed the farmhouse a long time before they actually had, and did!
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Jane on August 22, 2018, 07:21:PM



Ok Mike. Firstly, what comes to my attention a thousand times more than your -ALLEGED- belief in Jeremy's innocence (actually, the jury's STILL out on that) is you very obvious detestation of police and a strong desire to get even, EVEN if it means helping a guilty man get off. DO I think you believe Jeremy's innocent? The most honest I can be is to say that I think you may have seen a potential loop hole when you shared a cell with him and you've worked on it. I understand that you have to keep it going.

 Believe me, Mike, I've NEVER underestimated you -but just for the record, you've misread me. I NEVER implied YOU were stupid -in fact, I'm in total agreement with what your particularly astute trial judge said of you- I implied that it would be "I" who was stupid to believe what you were saying. Did not Jeremy ALSO compliment you on your cleverness?

You're perfectly correct in your belief that I and as you so rudely put it -my kind- HAVEN'T experienced corrupt trial judges.  NOR, just in case you were wondering, have I experienced being in the presence of a presiding judge since the day of my adoption, although I do know one or two socially.

I will say again, I DON'T believe there was corruption at ground level at WHF. Police admitted that they were out of their depth. I do NOT believe that lights were seen to be going on/off/on either continuously or intermittently -if only because Jeremy would have shouted it from the roof tops- nor do I believe that not one member of that alleged HUGE conspiracy wouldn't have wanted a share of the 1 million pound reward at one time on offer. I DON'T believe police shot Sheila once, let alone twice. I DO believe that other than a dog, there wasn't a single soul alive at WHF after 3am, probably earlier.

Your ability with words -those sneaky double negatives thrown in? VERY clever- actually makes you an ideal person to practice confusion on some. I have NO axe to grind. I call it as I see it. You have the oneupmanship of knowing how (SOME) police work, far better than I, but I read papers and I'm fully cognisant  that there's corruption out there. The way I see it is that Jeremy's case lends itself to that accusation. I agree there was confusion -much of it Jeremy led- I deny there was corruption.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Caroline on August 22, 2018, 07:53:PM
Why not have the courage of your convictions and find out if there are any more documents by contacting someone in the legal team instead of forever crowing that there aren't any ??
EP are there in all their glory on the WWW so far as " dismissed " named and shamed officers are concerned. The world sees that doesn't it ? Of course they wouldn't show ALL their " mistakes " online, there'd be no room for anything else.

Let me remind you too are arguing against a lot of people ! Where are the high-profile pics in your corner ?

You and your 'teams'  ::)

The courage of MY convictions? It's not me claiming this, that and the other is being withheld - you need to have the courage of YOUR convictions and get to penning a letter yourself - I have no wish to correspond with any of the 'teams' supporting Bamber and I wouldn't take anything they spouted as a fact anyway. EP are slagged off via Bamber supporters and the 'world' isn't interested Lookout - just a few people in the grand scheme of things.

I'm really not arguing with a lot of people, just the few people that post here and on red. If the masses out there are all Bamber supporters, this forum couldn't handle the traffic, but as it is, we get one or two new members a month and most of those don't bother posting.

Not sure what you mean by a 'high profile pic'? I was once on the cover of my work magazine if that's any help?  ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 22, 2018, 10:22:PM

Ok Mike. Firstly, what comes to my attention a thousand times more than your -ALLEGED- belief in Jeremy's innocence (actually, the jury's STILL out on that) is you very obvious detestation of police and a strong desire to get even, EVEN if it means helping a guilty man get off. DO I think you believe Jeremy's innocent? The most honest I can be is to say that I think you may have seen a potential loop hole when you shared a cell with him and you've worked on it. I understand that you have to keep it going.

 Believe me, Mike, I've NEVER underestimated you -but just for the record, you've misread me. I NEVER implied YOU were stupid -in fact, I'm in total agreement with what your particularly astute trial judge said of you- I implied that it would be "I" who was stupid to believe what you were saying. Did not Jeremy ALSO compliment you on your cleverness?

You're perfectly correct in your belief that I and as you so rudely put it -my kind- HAVEN'T experienced corrupt trial judges.  NOR, just in case you were wondering, have I experienced being in the presence of a presiding judge since the day of my adoption, although I do know one or two socially.

I will say again, I DON'T believe there was corruption at ground level at WHF. Police admitted that they were out of their depth. I do NOT believe that lights were seen to be going on/off/on either continuously or intermittently -if only because Jeremy would have shouted it from the roof tops- nor do I believe that not one member of that alleged HUGE conspiracy wouldn't have wanted a share of the 1 million pound reward at one time on offer. I DON'T believe police shot Sheila once, let alone twice. I DO believe that other than a dog, there wasn't a single soul alive at WHF after 3am, probably earlier.

Your ability with words -those sneaky double negatives thrown in? VERY clever- actually makes you an ideal person to practice confusion on some. I have NO axe to grind. I call it as I see it. You have the oneupmanship of knowing how (SOME) police work, far better than I, but I read papers and I'm fully cognisant  that there's corruption out there. The way I see it is that Jeremy's case lends itself to that accusation. I agree there was confusion -much of it Jeremy led- I deny there was corruption.

Lights were believed to have been turned off or on, or vice versa, as a result of different firearm officers providing updates of what they could see to PS Adams in a nearby forward control point at the scene! It was this perception, as well as the belief that at one time or another that Sheila Caffell was mimicking the barks of 'Crispy' the family pet, in response to the many challenges the cops made to the occupants inside the farmhouse using a loud gailer!

The police 'doggedly' set about trying to resolve the conflict but ended up barking up the wrong tree!

Sheila was alive, as you or me, it anyone, at the time the six man firearms team set forth to burst into the premises at just before 7.30am...

If Sheila was still alive by that stage then of course, it means that Jeremy could not have shot and killed his sister! If she was still alive at the time a police officer was involved in a struggle in the kitchen which resulted in Sheila being shot in horizontal fashion across the neck at around 7.35am, then it must be the case that Jeremy Bamber did not shoot his sister dead, because it was the second shot (PV/19) which actually finished Sheila off..

The two shots received by Sheila were not inflicted within seconds, or minutes of eachother, there was infact there was a substantial delay in-between both shots being fired and received. For a huge part of this period (7.35am and / to 9.13am) Sheila had been rendered unconscious, and believed to have died, once downstairs in the kitchen, and secondly upstairs in the bedroom...
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Jane on August 23, 2018, 06:25:AM
Lights were believed to have been turned off or on, or vice versa, as a result of different firearm officers providing updates of what they could see to PS Adams in a nearby forward control point at the scene! It was this perception, as well as the belief that at one time or another that Sheila Caffell was mimicking the barks of 'Crispy' the family pet, in response to the many challenges the cops made to the occupants inside the farmhouse using a loud gailer!

The police 'doggedly' set about trying to resolve the conflict but ended up barking up the wrong tree!

Sheila was alive, as you or me, it anyone, at the time the six man firearms team set forth to burst into the premises at just before 7.30am...

If Sheila was still alive by that stage then of course, it means that Jeremy could not have shot and killed his sister! If she was still alive at the time a police officer was involved in a struggle in the kitchen which resulted in Sheila being shot in horizontal fashion across the neck at around 7.35am, then it must be the case that Jeremy Bamber did not shoot his sister dead, because it was the second shot (PV/19) which actually finished Sheila off..

The two shots received by Sheila were not inflicted within seconds, or minutes of eachother, there was infact there was a substantial delay in-between both shots being fired and received. For a huge part of this period (7.35am and / to 9.13am) Sheila had been rendered unconscious, and believed to have died, once downstairs in the kitchen, and secondly upstairs in the bedroom...

Well, as everyone knows, "believed to have been" means there's a question mark. In this case a huge one. Grown men spooked to the point that they believed a poor, mentally ill girl -who was already dead- was mimicking a dog. Jeremy certainly did a good one on them, didn't he -I wonder, had they NOT heard "mentally ill", would they STILL have believed there to have been a living human mimicking a dog? Had they NOT been told she was gun competent with every weapon in the house, might they have gone in sooner than they did?- all this would certainly have contributed to the right hand having no idea what the left hand was doing.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 09:38:AM
Well, as everyone knows, "believed to have been" means there's a question mark. In this case a huge one. Grown men spooked to the point that they believed a poor, mentally ill girl -who was already dead- was mimicking a dog. Jeremy certainly did a good one on them, didn't he -I wonder, had they NOT heard "mentally ill", would they STILL have believed there to have been a living human mimicking a dog? Had they NOT been told she was gun competent with every weapon in the house, might they have gone in sooner than they did?- all this would certainly have contributed to the right hand having no idea what the left hand was doing.

Well, first of all, everyone was not dead whilst the police remained outside of the Farmhouse!

And the truth of the matter is that the police did believe that it was Sheila who was mimicking the dog barking, in response to their challenges by loud hailer! I guess it was a case of, Sheila responding with one bark for yes, and two barks for no! We know for example, because it states it in one of the police message logs, that firearms officers were in conversation with a person from inside the farm - now if this conversation which the firearms team were having with that person was not by use of language when the person was being challenged by the police, it must surely be the case that this is reference to the person responding with a series of dog barks!

Furthermore, it was Neville Bamber who informed the police that my daughter has got hold of one of my guns, and that she has gone berserk!

So it is somewhat misleading on your part, to try to suggest that it had been Jeremy who had planted these ideas into the Minds of the police - the contents of the 3.26am police Message log which is a recording of Neville bamber's call to the police, gives a clear indication that it was he who had informed the police that his daughter had got hold of one of his guns, thus alerting the police to the fact that there were several guns also belonging to him at the Farmhouse which is daughter (SheilaCaffell) could potentially get hold of or have access to!

It was Neville Bamber Who at 3.26am told the police that his daughter has gone berserk!

By the fact that Nevill Bamber had told the police on this occasion, 'my daughter has got hold of one of my guns', and 'she has gone berserk', surely it was he who had planted any idea that of Sheila going berserk at the farmhouse with one of the many guns which the police themselves would have known were licensed to be kept there?

No need to blame Jeremy Bamber then..

The matter doesn't end there either, since throughout the incident or as the case may be the Siege, no-one reported seing any weapon shotgun or rifle at any window of the Farmhouse upstairs or downstairs, until around 7: 15 am, when wpc Julia jeapes reported what she thought was a rifle leaning against a first floor box room window! Of course, no one is suggesting that the dog 'Crispy' had placed that rifle there at such a convenient moment, a moment which Fell after the arrival of the two ambulances and paramedics (7.00am), who had been summoned to attend the scene to tend to the Wounded and dying. What Essex Police have not said, was who was responsible for requesting the attendance of the ambulances, and what was shouted to the occupants of the Farmhouse after the arrival of those ambulances requesting that the weapon is shown at a window before they would allow the paramedics to come into and enter  the farmhouse..

The only information available is that although two ambulances arrived at the scene only one of them and it's crew was to go directly to the farmhouse! Yet that did not happen, because the police were worried that Sheila might either take them hostage or shoot them! At about 7: 15 am, the anschutz rifle suddenly appeared at the box room window, which coincided with a 6 man firearms squad commencing its approach to enter the Farmhouse by force and bring the Siege to an end...

There was someone still alive inside the Farmhouse at 7: 15 am in order for them or that person to place the anschutz rifle at the box room window!

What we then know happened was that after the firearms team had broken into the Farmhouse and upon entering the Kitchen, they reported the presence of two dead bodies, this was at 7: 35 am, and in a barrage of other messages which were passed, timed at 7: 37 am, 7.38 am, 7.42am and 7.45am, it was repeatedly confirmed that the two bodies in question, were in fact the bodies of 1 dead male and 1 dead female, and to be more precise so that there can be no doubt about the presence of two bodies in the kitchen on these occasions, one of these dead bodies was being described as a murder, Whilst the other body was being referred to as a suicide!

These reported facts, make a nonsense of the suggestion that there had been some sort of confusion, involving the presence of only one body in the kitchen, by a reliance on a report that a police officer had looked into the kitchen window from outside and reported seeing what he thought was the body of a female behind the kitchen door! Which turned out to be the body of Neville Bamber once the firearms team entered the Farmhouse and in particular the kitchen! However, even if this mistake was a genuine one, never the less, upon entering the kitchen and realising the mistake in connection with that body directly behind the kitchen door, which turned out to be the body of Neville Bamber, and not the body of a dead female, it is rather astonishing that after reporting the discovery of Neville bambers body once the firearms team had got into the kitchen, that they should also go on to say that there had also been the body of 1 dead female, in fact, two dead bodies, the body of one dead male, and the body of 1 dead female, which is a totally different scenario, to the one where a body has been mistakenly identified as a female from the vantage point of standing outside the kitchen window Looking In, prior to entry into the Farmhouse, and upon entry being gained into the Farmhouse the body in question being found to be the body of a dead male..

In the circumstances, I can accept that such a mistake could have been made in relation to the body behind the kitchen door, and that the body was that of Neville Bamber!

but upon entering the kitchen the police found a second body there, the body of a female, with no suggestion that there was any mistake about the presence of that second body, which in all the circumstances of the case could only have been an adult female, since there were three adult victims, consisting of 1 male and two females! The real give away evidence which confirms that it was Sheila Caffell's body downstairs in the kitchen, as reported in the variously timed police radio message logs, as opposed to the body of June Bamber, was that by 7.45am staff back in the control room were talking in terms of the female body being a suicide! Since in the Cold Light of Day and with the benefit of hindsight, June Bambers death could only be described as a murder in view of the fact that she had been shot a total of 7 times, and with no weapon photographed in her possession...

So..

With only one . 22 type rifle found upstairs (anshuzt rifle), and with that rifle being seen resting against the inside of a first floor box room window Prior to the police forcing entry into the premises, the only way that that rifle could end up in the possession of Sheila Caffells body in time for PC bird (2nd SOCo team) to photograph it there after 11.00am, must have involved someone, a living person, who must have collected the rifle from the box room window, in order for it to end up in possession of Sheila Caffells body much later on, on the bedroom floor! If the police had no involvement in the movement of that rifle from one upstairs room to the other, then of course the only other person who could have carried out this exercise, in all of the circumstances, was Sheila Cavell herself...

I do not believe that if Jeremy Bamber have been the Killer,that he would have staged his sister's death scene on the parents bedroom floor, and place the anschutz rifle at the window of a box room next door to that bedroom, and expect to fool the police into believing that his sister had taken her own life, after she had shot and killed the other four victims!
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 10:08:AM
Whoever had been responsible for placing the anshuzt rifle at the box room window, must have been the very same person who was responsible for switching lights on and off, or off and on, as well as be the person who collected the anshuzt rifle from the box room window, for it to end up in the next bedroom, in Sheila Caffell's possession, she only having been shot once by 8.44am, when viewed by Dr Craig, and after 9.05am when viewed by Stan Jones and Mick Clark - what this tells everyone is that Sheila did not get shot for the second time until Stan Jones and Mick Clark left the farmhouse that morning!

Now, with this in mind, the following falls to be considered..

(1) according to the pathologist, it was the second shot (bullet PV/19) that / which killed her

(2) when Stan Jones and Mick Clark left the scene they went with Jeremy to his cottage

(3) Sheila did not die as a result of the first shot (whenever it had been inflicted)

(4) did Sheila shoot herself with the anshuzt rifle after Stan Jones and Mick Clark and Jeremy left the scene

(5) was Sheila shot on the 2nd occasion during a police exercise ('informatives')

(6) who could have staged Sheila's body as a suicide after Stan Jones and Mick Clark had left the scene
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 10:16:AM
Linked to these 6 considerations is the fact that there were two different SOCO teams engaged in photographing and videoing the crime scene on that first morning, and that sandwiched in-between the duties both SOCO teams performed, was an hour long training exercise, orchestrated at the behest of senior officers in attendance at the scene between 9.00am and 10.00am, known as 'informatives', at which time the victims bodies were moved, along with other key exhibits, such as the anshuzt rifle and other weapons, together with furniture, and clothing...
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 10:18:AM
As if to highlight the potential involvement in the death of Sheila Caffell by the police, consider the following anomalies:-
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 10:26:AM
As if to highlight the potential involvement in the death of Sheila Caffell by the police, consider the following anomalies:-

How come that at 8.44am when Dr Craig pronounced Sheila dead her body was laid on the far side of the bed, and by that stage there was only a single bullet entry wound to her neck? There was still only one bullet entry wound to Sheila's neck when Stan Jones and Mick Clark viewed Sheila's body at just after 9.05am - yet according to all the witness statements made by firearms officers who found Sheila dead on the parents bedroom floor she had already been shot twice in the neck?

How can this be true?

How could Sheila have been already shot twice and have two bullet entry wounds to her neck when the firearms officers who entered the farmhouse had first come across her body on the bedroom floor, and she be in possession of the only rifle found upstairs which at around 7.15am had been resting against the box room window, and all this be true, if what Dr Craig said at 8.44am, and what Stan Jones and Mick Clark both said at around 9.05am?
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 10:31:AM
How come that at 8.44am when Dr Craig pronounced Sheila dead her body was laid on the far side of the bed, and by that stage there was only a single bullet entry wound to her neck? There was still only one bullet entry wound to Sheila's neck when Stan Jones and Mick Clark viewed Sheila's body at just after 9.05am - yet according to all the witness statements made by firearms officers who found Sheila dead on the parents bedroom floor she had already been shot twice in the neck?

How can this be true?

How could Sheila have been already shot twice and have two bullet entry wounds to her neck when the firearms officers who entered the farmhouse had first come across her body on the bedroom floor, and she be in possession of the only rifle found upstairs which at around 7.15am had been resting against the box room window, and all this be true, if what Dr Craig said at 8.44am, and what Stan Jones and Mick Clark both said at around 9.05am?

How did Dr Craig (8.44am) and Stan Jones and Mick Clark (9.05am) miss this:-

if Sheila had already been shot twice by 8.44am and 9.05am, they would have clearly noticed it - and in both instances there was no gun barrel resting against the left side of Sheila Caffell's neck!
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 10:41:AM
If Sheila had been found already dead on the bedroom floor, as opposed to the kitchen downstairs, or on top of the bed in her parents room, when first stumbled upon by the firearms officers, in possession of the anshuzt rifle, and she already having received the second instaneously fatal shot to her neck, this would have to have been the case by 8.10am that morning, because according to the contents of the variously timed log contents police reported that five dead bodies had been found at that specific time!

So, firearms officers find Sheila's body on the bedroom floor in possession of the anshuzt rifle, she has been shot twice to the neck and she is dead!

So, how come that by the time PC bird starts to take photographs of Sheila's two wounds (after 11.00am) that the wounds and the blood flow from the two wounds does not have the consistency of someone having been shot and killed off around three hours previously?
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 10:43:AM
If Sheila had been found already dead on the bedroom floor, as opposed to the kitchen downstairs, or on top of the bed in her parents room, when first stumbled upon by the firearms officers, in possession of the anshuzt rifle, and she already having received the second instaneously fatal shot to her neck, this would have to have been the case by 8.10am that morning, because according to the contents of the variously timed log contents police reported that five dead bodies had been found at that specific time!

So, firearms officers find Sheila's body on the bedroom floor in possession of the anshuzt rifle, she has been shot twice to the neck and she is dead!

So, how come that by the time PC bird starts to take photographs of Sheila's two wounds (after 11.00am) that the wounds and the blood flow from the two wounds does not have the consistency of someone having been shot and killed off around three hours previously?

There is no way that Sheila Caffell had already been shot twice by 8.10am...
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 10:46:AM
There is no way that Sheila Caffell had already been shot twice by 8.10am...

With this in mind, it stands to reason and common sense that Jeremy Bamber did not shoot dead his sister with the .22 semi-automatic anshuzt rifle, because he had no access to the farmhouse and was in the company of various police officers from 3.52am that morning!  So please, let's examine what we can deduce from this fact?
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 10:50:AM
With this in mind, it stands to reason and common sense that Jeremy Bamber did not shoot dead his sister with the .22 semi-automatic anshuzt rifle, because he had no access to the farmhouse and was in the company of various police officers from 3.52am that morning!  So please, let's examine what we can deduce from this fact?

If Jeremy Bamber killed his sister by shooting her dead with use of the .22 semi-automatic anshuzt rifle, and he staged her death on his parents bedroom floor in possession of the rifle which he had used to shoot her twice with, he would have needed to have done all of these things prior to 3.52am that morning!

Now, look again at the crime scene photograph, does this look like somebody who has been shot and killed off more than 7 hours previously?
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 10:54:AM
And...

How could all this / that be true, if Sheila's body had remained untouched and unmoved after the firearms team had first stumbled upon her body by 8.10am, until PC Bird came along at around 11.00 am to capture her body insitu where it had been since the moment it had been found, if what Dr Craig (8.44am) and Stan Jones and Mick Clark had seen (9.05am)?
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 10:57:AM
And...

How could all this / that be true, if Sheila's body had remained untouched and unmoved after the firearms team had first stumbled upon her body by 8.10am, until PC Bird came along at around 11.00 am to capture her body insitu where it had been since the moment it had been found, if what Dr Craig (8.44am) and Stan Jones and Mick Clark had seen (9.05am)?

How did the .22 anshuzt rifle get from its position leaning against the box room window as seen and reported by WPC Julia Jeapes', onto the body of Sheila Caffell, if Sheila had already been shot dead by the time Julia Jeapes' had spotted the rifle leaning against the box room window?
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 10:59:AM
Sheila couldn't have been shot at the time the .22 anshuzt rifle appeared at the box room window, and already be dead on the parents bedroom floor in possession of the same rifle!
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 11:04:AM
With the .22 semi-automatic anshuzt rifle being the only rifle present and found upstairs, and seen at the box room window by Julia Jeapes', how could this / that rifle have been used to shoot Sheila across the neck downstairs in the kitchen as per reference to her being reported dead there from 7.35am, onwards?

And..

If she had been shot on the first occasion by use of the .22 semi-automatic anshuzt rifle, why did the police arrange for and allow the original piece of badly fragmented bullet (PV/20) to be substituted and replaced with a WHOLE test fired round which had subsequently been test fired via the .22 semi-automatic anshuzt rifle on a much later occasion?
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 11:07:AM
Let's also not forget the 'otger' .22 rifle that was captured in a crime scene photograph taken in the kitchen which officers were told not to make mention of in their notes, reports, or witness statements!
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: lookout on August 23, 2018, 11:25:AM
The pics of June and Sheila that are on the forum aren't how they'd been originally found. I've always been struck by the fact that there's a folded/rolled up large rug on the floor by the side of a bed. This rug/carpet would have been over the existing fitted beige ? carpet and would also have been saturated in blood given the injuries which June had. So the pics of Sheila and June that we see aren't the " true " pics of the scene as it had happened.
Therefore their bodies would have been moved in order to have removed the large rug/carpet which would have been beneath them. The rug/carpet would have been a similar arrangement as is seen in Sheila's bedroom.
Why didn't EP admit to moving the bodies when removing the carpet ? This would have been the carpet that was burned along with other items.
Are the original pics of the scene as it happened being withheld ?
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 11:45:AM
The pics of June and Sheila that are on the forum aren't how they'd been originally found. I've always been struck by the fact that there's a folded/rolled up large rug on the floor by the side of a bed. This rug/carpet would have been over the existing fitted beige ? carpet and would also have been saturated in blood given the injuries which June had. So the pics of Sheila and June that we see aren't the " true " pics of the scene as it had happened.
Therefore their bodies would have been moved in order to have removed the large rug/carpet which would have been beneath them. The rug/carpet would have been a similar arrangement as is seen in Sheila's bedroom.
Why didn't EP admit to moving the bodies when removing the carpet ? This would have been the carpet that was burned along with other items.
Are the original pics of the scene as it happened being withheld ?

Lookout...

The problem Essex police and the CPS have, is that PC Bird was not the only photographer who took photographs at the scene on that first morning, because DC Oakey and DC Henderson also took crime scene photographs and a video of the crime scene before and during the police exercise which I keep alluding to as 'informatives'...

The true positions of the three adult bodies from 8.44am until 11.00am, were captured by Oakey and Henderson, and then along came PC Bird to capture the repositioned bodies in his photographs! This was what really did happen - if all the photographs which were taken by Oakey and Henderson between 9 and 11.00am, and the photographs that PC Bird took from 11.00am onwards were disclosed it would confirm that police staged Sheila Caffell's death scene on the main bedroom floor with the anshuzt rifle from the box room window, and the other .22 rifle which was present in the kitchen would be identifiable!
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 11:53:AM
Not only that / this but the photographs of Sheila's body laid on top of the bed with only one bullet entry wound to her neck by that stage would serve to confirm that Sheila received the second fatal shot after 9.00am, supporting what Stan Jones and Mick Clark saw of Sheila's body laid on the parents bed with only a single bullet wound to her neck at around 9.05am...

I have no doubt that Oakey and Henderson captured both the body of Sheila and June laid on top of the bed, with the rifle in-between both bodies and a Bible on Sheila's chest at a time when Sheila had only been shot once!

But the Criminal Justice System is Corrupt and they look after each others interests!

Essex police will never admit what they did in shooting and killing Sheila Caffell, or that they staged her death scene as a suicide, even though they did, and they know that quite a lot of people know that they did!

You can't believe anything the police in general or the CPS have to say, they are all legalised liars!
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Jane on August 23, 2018, 12:07:PM
Well, first of all, everyone was not dead whilst the police remained outside of the Farmhouse!

And the truth of the matter is that the police did believe that it was Sheila who was mimicking the dog barking, in response to their challenges by loud hailer! I guess it was a case of, Sheila responding with one bark for yes, and two barks for no! We know for example, because it states it in one of the police message logs, that firearms officers were in conversation with a person from inside the farm - now if this conversation which the firearms team were having with that person was not by use of language when the person was being challenged by the police, it must surely be the case that this is reference to the person responding with a series of dog barks!

Furthermore, it was Neville Bamber who informed the police that my daughter has got hold of one of my guns, and that she has gone berserk!

So it is somewhat misleading on your part, to try to suggest that it had been Jeremy who had planted these ideas into the Minds of the police - the contents of the 3.26am police Message log which is a recording of Neville bamber's call to the police, gives a clear indication that it was he who had informed the police that his daughter had got hold of one of his guns, thus alerting the police to the fact that there were several guns also belonging to him at the Farmhouse which is daughter (SheilaCaffell) could potentially get hold of or have access to!

It was Neville Bamber Who at 3.26am told the police that his daughter has gone berserk!

By the fact that Nevill Bamber had told the police on this occasion, 'my daughter has got hold of one of my guns', and 'she has gone berserk', surely it was he who had planted any idea that of Sheila going berserk at the farmhouse with one of the many guns which the police themselves would have known were licensed to be kept there?

No need to blame Jeremy Bamber then..

The matter doesn't end there either, since throughout the incident or as the case may be the Siege, no-one reported seing any weapon shotgun or rifle at any window of the Farmhouse upstairs or downstairs, until around 7: 15 am, when wpc Julia jeapes reported what she thought was a rifle leaning against a first floor box room window! Of course, no one is suggesting that the dog 'Crispy' had placed that rifle there at such a convenient moment, a moment which Fell after the arrival of the two ambulances and paramedics (7.00am), who had been summoned to attend the scene to tend to the Wounded and dying. What Essex Police have not said, was who was responsible for requesting the attendance of the ambulances, and what was shouted to the occupants of the Farmhouse after the arrival of those ambulances requesting that the weapon is shown at a window before they would allow the paramedics to come into and enter  the farmhouse..

The only information available is that although two ambulances arrived at the scene only one of them and it's crew was to go directly to the farmhouse! Yet that did not happen, because the police were worried that Sheila might either take them hostage or shoot them! At about 7: 15 am, the anschutz rifle suddenly appeared at the box room window, which coincided with a 6 man firearms squad commencing its approach to enter the Farmhouse by force and bring the Siege to an end...

There was someone still alive inside the Farmhouse at 7: 15 am in order for them or that person to place the anschutz rifle at the box room window!

What we then know happened was that after the firearms team had broken into the Farmhouse and upon entering the Kitchen, they reported the presence of two dead bodies, this was at 7: 35 am, and in a barrage of other messages which were passed, timed at 7: 37 am, 7.38 am, 7.42am and 7.45am, it was repeatedly confirmed that the two bodies in question, were in fact the bodies of 1 dead male and 1 dead female, and to be more precise so that there can be no doubt about the presence of two bodies in the kitchen on these occasions, one of these dead bodies was being described as a murder, Whilst the other body was being referred to as a suicide!

These reported facts, make a nonsense of the suggestion that there had been some sort of confusion, involving the presence of only one body in the kitchen, by a reliance on a report that a police officer had looked into the kitchen window from outside and reported seeing what he thought was the body of a female behind the kitchen door! Which turned out to be the body of Neville Bamber once the firearms team entered the Farmhouse and in particular the kitchen! However, even if this mistake was a genuine one, never the less, upon entering the kitchen and realising the mistake in connection with that body directly behind the kitchen door, which turned out to be the body of Neville Bamber, and not the body of a dead female, it is rather astonishing that after reporting the discovery of Neville bambers body once the firearms team had got into the kitchen, that they should also go on to say that there had also been the body of 1 dead female, in fact, two dead bodies, the body of one dead male, and the body of 1 dead female, which is a totally different scenario, to the one where a body has been mistakenly identified as a female from the vantage point of standing outside the kitchen window Looking In, prior to entry into the Farmhouse, and upon entry being gained into the Farmhouse the body in question being found to be the body of a dead male..

In the circumstances, I can accept that such a mistake could have been made in relation to the body behind the kitchen door, and that the body was that of Neville Bamber!

but upon entering the kitchen the police found a second body there, the body of a female, with no suggestion that there was any mistake about the presence of that second body, which in all the circumstances of the case could only have been an adult female, since there were three adult victims, consisting of 1 male and two females! The real give away evidence which confirms that it was Sheila Caffell's body downstairs in the kitchen, as reported in the variously timed police radio message logs, as opposed to the body of June Bamber, was that by 7.45am staff back in the control room were talking in terms of the female body being a suicide! Since in the Cold Light of Day and with the benefit of hindsight, June Bambers death could only be described as a murder in view of the fact that she had been shot a total of 7 times, and with no weapon photographed in her possession...

So..

With only one . 22 type rifle found upstairs (anshuzt rifle), and with that rifle being seen resting against the inside of a first floor box room window Prior to the police forcing entry into the premises, the only way that that rifle could end up in the possession of Sheila Caffells body in time for PC bird (2nd SOCo team) to photograph it there after 11.00am, must have involved someone, a living person, who must have collected the rifle from the box room window, in order for it to end up in possession of Sheila Caffells body much later on, on the bedroom floor! If the police had no involvement in the movement of that rifle from one upstairs room to the other, then of course the only other person who could have carried out this exercise, in all of the circumstances, was Sheila Cavell herself...

I do not believe that if Jeremy Bamber have been the Killer,that he would have staged his sister's death scene on the parents bedroom floor, and place the anschutz rifle at the window of a box room next door to that bedroom, and expect to fool the police into believing that his sister had taken her own life, after she had shot and killed the other four victims!

Naturally police believed Sheila was running round like a whirling Dervish with a gun because Jeremy had cleverly led them down that particular path of belief just far enough for them to make two and two make five. There was NO conversation EVER with anyone alive in the house because there was no one alive in the house. If it wasn't Jeremy who 'misled' police, who was it? There was no one else there and the only message the police received was from Jeremy who relayed what his father had allegedly said to him, since when there has been a gross misleading of the public, beginning with whoever it was who suggested to Jeremy that a way out for him could begin by saying his father had phoned the police, and Jeremy released that information. Repeating the same information, in different guises, over and over again doesn't make true ANY of what you'd have us believe.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: lookout on August 23, 2018, 12:19:PM
Lookout...

The problem Essex police and the CPS have, is that PC Bird was not the only photographer who took photographs at the scene on that first morning, because DC Oakey and DC Henderson also took crime scene photographs and a video of the crime scene before and during the police exercise which I keep alluding to as 'informatives'...

The true positions of the three adult bodies from 8.44am until 11.00am, were captured by Oakey and Henderson, and then along came PC Bird to capture the repositioned bodies in his photographs! This was what really did happen - if all the photographs which were taken by Oakey and Henderson between 9 and 11.00am, and the photographs that PC Bird took from 11.00am onwards were disclosed it would confirm that police staged Sheila Caffell's death scene on the main bedroom floor with the anshuzt rifle from the box room window, and the other .22 rifle which was present in the kitchen would be identifiable!






I understand, but why hasn't anyone admitted that everything was staged ? EP certainly knew !
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Caroline on August 23, 2018, 12:25:PM





I understand, but why hasn't anyone admitted that everything was staged ? EP certainly knew !

They have, they have admitted it was staged by Jeremy.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: lookout on August 23, 2018, 12:29:PM
They have, they have admitted it was staged by Jeremy.







Funny ! Just as if they listened to him  ::) Why do you think he's where he is ? Because they DIDN'T listen to him !!  ::) But by the same token it seems that he's not the only one who lies ??
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Caroline on August 23, 2018, 12:33:PM






Funny ! Just as if they listened to him  ::) Why do you think he's where he is ? Because they DIDN'T listen to him !!  ::) But by the same token it seems that he's not the only one who lies ??

This may come as a surprise Lookout, so best sit down. He's where he is because he murdered five people in cold blood, including two six year old children. So you admit he does lie?
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Jane on August 23, 2018, 12:34:PM






Funny ! Just as if they listened to him  ::) Why do you think he's where he is ? Because they DIDN'T listen to him !!  ::) But by the same token it seems that he's not the only one who lies ??

BUT THEY DID!! Where have you been? They took every word he said as gospel -and you KNOW that because you've previously called them fools and idiots for no checking him out before believing him.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: lookout on August 23, 2018, 12:38:PM
This may come as a surprise Lookout, so best sit down. He's where he is because he murdered five people in cold blood, including two six year old children. So you admit he does lie?






It's you who said he lies, I was being facetious when you mentioned EP. What a weak reply as usual with no substance. You're beginning to sound like a parrot.
JB couldn't have fought his way out of a paper bag let alone kill 5 people !
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Caroline on August 23, 2018, 12:42:PM





It's you who said he lies, I was being facetious when you mentioned EP. What a weak reply as usual with no substance. You're beginning to sound like a parrot.
JB couldn't have fought his way out of a paper bag let alone kill 5 people !

What a totally 'inane' reply - you intimated that he lies - Freudian slip I guess..

He could easily have fought his way out of a paper bag armed with a rifle.

I note that you never post anything you've discussed in your letters? Bit odd.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: lookout on August 23, 2018, 12:58:PM
What a totally 'inane' reply - you intimated that he lies - Freudian slip I guess..

He could easily have fought his way out of a paper bag armed with a rifle.

I note that you never post anything you've discussed in your letters? Bit odd.






Anyone, even a woman can tackle a well-built male while she's brandishing a rifle !! With their finger ready to fire ??
What's " odd " about not discussing letters ? It's your remark that's odd.
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: Caroline on August 23, 2018, 01:11:PM





Anyone, even a woman can tackle a well-built male while she's brandishing a rifle !! With their finger ready to fire ??
What's " odd " about not discussing letters ? It's your remark that's odd.

So not being able to fight his way out of a paper bag is (even if true - which you couldn't know) is irrelevant!

It's odd because you've never referred to anything he has said about the case - but repeat what the CT have claimed and others on the forum. Nothing from the 'horses mouth' so to speak!
Title: Re: Who was turning lights on and off inside the farmhouse if everyone was dead?
Post by: mike tesko on August 23, 2018, 01:36:PM
Naturally police believed Sheila was running round like a whirling Dervish with a gun because Jeremy had cleverly led them down that particular path of belief just far enough for them to make two and two make five. There was NO conversation EVER with anyone alive in the house because there was no one alive in the house. If it wasn't Jeremy who 'misled' police, who was it? There was no one else there and the only message the police received was from Jeremy who relayed what his father had allegedly said to him, since when there has been a gross misleading of the public, beginning with whoever it was who suggested to Jeremy that a way out for him could begin by saying his father had phoned the police, and Jeremy released that information. Repeating the same information, in different guises, over and over again doesn't make true ANY of what you'd have us believe.

Jeremy didn't mislead anyone, least of all Essex police, it was Neville Bamber who fed the cops the information about his daughter having got hold of one of his guns, and she was going berserk in his 3.26am call to the police! By the time of Jeremy's call (3.36am) the cops already knew that which they were being told by Jeremy, hence why the occupants of CA07 were dispatched to the incident a minute before Jeremy made his call - otherwise, how can that fact be explained away? It was the same time keeping system that was being used to record the time officers were being dispatched to the incident as the time of Jeremy's call to police. If you try to argue that the clocks were 10 minutes wrong, or whatever, don't forget to push the time of Neville Bambers 3.26am call to the police back 10 minutes to 3.16am...