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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #15 on: December 04, 2014, 06:21:AM »
What a load of rubbish. ::)

I have reported this to the moderators.

This is a discussion forum. Not somewhere where you can just make offensive remarks.

I did not say this to you when you said Neville rang Jeremy after Sheila started shooting everyone. I discussed the case.
'Only I know what really happened that night'.

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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #16 on: December 04, 2014, 06:40:AM »
Grahame is getting quite a collection of reports.

He has always been very abusive to posters who do not believe Jeremy is innocent. I stuck up for him when he said 'f__k you' after I politely asked for a source. Perhaps this prevented a permanent ban. Sadly he has got worse as I highlighted recently.

As my thread yesterday said, perhaps support should change direction to MOJ/unsafe conviction. Arguing Jeremy's innocence just means having to fire fight. Even on this thread him and Jan are arguing that a month was not long enough to dispose of clothes. Refusing to close this minor issue.

Constant fire fighting would take it's toll on anyone.



« Last Edit: December 04, 2014, 07:03:AM by Adam »
'Only I know what really happened that night'.

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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #17 on: December 04, 2014, 08:48:AM »
I have reported this to the moderators.

This is a discussion forum. Not somewhere where you can just make offensive remarks.

I did not say this to you when you said Neville rang Jeremy after Sheila started shooting everyone. I discussed the case.
What? Now we can't even comment on your posts either? Soon we won't be saying anything my lad. A bit silly reporting every post we make to the moderators isn't it. I think they're getting just a bit fed up with you by now aren't they?

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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #18 on: December 04, 2014, 12:43:PM »
Grahame is getting quite a collection of reports.

He has always been very abusive to posters who do not believe Jeremy is innocent. I stuck up for him when he said 'f__k you' after I politely asked for a source. Perhaps this prevented a permanent ban. Sadly he has got worse as I highlighted recently.

As my thread yesterday said, perhaps support should change direction to MOJ/unsafe conviction. Arguing Jeremy's innocence just means having to fire fight. Even on this thread him and Jan are arguing that a month was not long enough to dispose of clothes. Refusing to close this minor issue.

Constant fire fighting would take it's toll on anyone.





What do you keep saying CLOSURE for ?? The only thing that I see that has a need for closure---------is our mouth !!

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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #19 on: December 04, 2014, 05:04:PM »
Did Ann Eaton go to Eastbourne, London, Amsterdam & St Tropez with him ? 

Oh sorry I forgot, customs would single him out, open his suitcase & arrest him after searching his clothes and seeing drops of dried blood. Who said so ? Grahame & Nugs.  ;D. Didn't know he had to go through customs to go to Eastbourne and London anyway.

He was beaten after getting his four upstairs bullets. But put up a tremendous fight for life. So surprising that Sheila in a flimsy nightie didn't have a mark on her.

Adam you are becoming obsessed with his trips.You don't have to mention them in every post.

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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #20 on: December 04, 2014, 05:07:PM »
Grahame is getting quite a collection of reports.

He has always been very abusive to posters who do not believe Jeremy is innocent. I stuck up for him when he said 'f__k you' after I politely asked for a source. Perhaps this prevented a permanent ban. Sadly he has got worse as I highlighted recently.

As my thread yesterday said, perhaps support should change direction to MOJ/unsafe conviction. Arguing Jeremy's innocence just means having to fire fight. Even on this thread him and Jan are arguing that a month was not long enough to dispose of clothes. Refusing to close this minor issue.

Constant fire fighting would take it's toll on anyone.


Adam I have told you time and time again why he would not have had a month to dispose of evidence. You are the one that has got a problem.

I am 100% you are connected  in some way with the family or Julie because your lack of discussion is becoming quite creepy.

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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #21 on: December 04, 2014, 05:09:PM »




What do you keep saying CLOSURE for ?? The only thing that I see that has a need for closure---------is our mouth !!


OUR mouth, Lookout!!!!! SURELY a typo????????? ;D ;D ;D

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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #22 on: December 04, 2014, 06:00:PM »
 The " y " key is misplaced on my laptop,so I have to make sure that I press hard on what's left of it. ;D ;D

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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #23 on: December 04, 2014, 06:08:PM »
Lookout that could be dangerous be careful  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #24 on: December 04, 2014, 06:14:PM »
The " y " key is misplaced on my laptop,so I have to make sure that I press hard on what's left of it. ;D ;D


oooops ;D

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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #25 on: December 04, 2014, 07:09:PM »
Yes,I lost my temper when the damn thing froze,so did a quick swipe along the keys,and it lifted when my nails caught it. ;D ;D ;D ;D

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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #26 on: December 04, 2014, 07:31:PM »
Grahame is getting quite a collection of reports.

He has always been very abusive to posters who do not believe Jeremy is innocent. I stuck up for him when he said 'f__k you' after I politely asked for a source. Perhaps this prevented a permanent ban. Sadly he has got worse as I highlighted recently.

As my thread yesterday said, perhaps support should change direction to MOJ/unsafe conviction. Arguing Jeremy's innocence just means having to fire fight. Even on this thread him and Jan are arguing that a month was not long enough to dispose of clothes. Refusing to close this minor issue.

Constant fire fighting would take it's toll on anyone.

What I said was he could not of relied on having a month to dispose of his clothes - you are using that month as an excuse for not finding the evidence . I said it was much more probable that in his "plan" he must have somehow disposed of them on the night.

So you have to fit that in with everything he had to do and it had to be a pretty good plan for the clothes never having been discovered. If he had been sussed straight away the police could have checked every bin and looked all along this "route" he is supposed to have cycled. Also don't forget blood on soles of shoes etc. He would have had to dispose of everything on the night .IMO ;D

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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #27 on: December 04, 2014, 07:34:PM »
Well the thread is regarding the police not finding any forensic evidence on Jeremy's clothes. After they searched one month later. People saying the police would have found something as Jeremy did not have the opportunity to dispose of them in a one month period.

Maybe he gave them to Brett. He had given him Neville's Citroen.

So where did he hide them before he gave them to xxxxx?
« Last Edit: December 04, 2014, 08:15:PM by maggie »

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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #28 on: December 04, 2014, 07:43:PM »
So where did he hide them before he gave them to Brett?

Maybe xxxxx xxxx xxxx at the post funeral dinner everyone went to. Everyone had a splendid time.
« Last Edit: December 04, 2014, 08:14:PM by maggie »
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Re: Jeremy disposing his massacre clothes: A time for closure ?
« Reply #29 on: December 04, 2014, 07:52:PM »
Jeremy is supposed to have had the nerve to shoot everybody, his last victim twice to make it look like suicide (!), "hide" the silencer with blood, paint and a hair on it, cycle home, hide his clothes (where??), wash up, put on fresh clothes.
Then call the police to create an alibi, which wasnt really an alibi, but still, hey ho. Meet up with police outside the murder scene, confident they would not be looking for any clues of murder, since he nudged them in the direction that his sister, whom he had shot twice, was a nutter and had gone crazy with a gun.

Confident they wouldn´t suspect him when they found her with two bullet holes to her neck, confident they would not look for the silencer in the house, wouldn´t look for possible footprints or other traces of him (for instance outside the window he is alleged to have exited through), wouldn´t search his house containing bloody clothes.

All of this does not make much sense to me.