Neville & Jeremy. The last blazing row ?

[Jan]

Yes, what he did was terrible but he had obviously made up his mind that he wanted to die and he was taking his wife with him. I don't buy that he had any involvement in the Bamber case. The past few days it's been pinned on a farm hand, this bloke and any Tom, Dick or Harry that happened to be wandering the lanes (real or made up). For me, it was either Jeremy or Sheila or possibly both.

I think though that some of the words that Barbara attributed to Jeremy which became part of the character assassination ( even though his name was never mentioned ) May have referred to others that NB felt threatened by and therefore could be relevant . And there was an incident report about a person seen in the vicinity - were they ever traced or identified? If not then surely it is relevant - how many people would be wandering about at that time of the night? Or could they have been potential witnesses for Jeremy leaving the scene earlier? 

[Jane]

Yes, what he did was terrible but he had obviously made up his mind that he wanted to die and he was taking his wife with him. I don't buy that he had any involvement in the Bamber case. The past few days it's been pinned on a farm hand, this bloke and any Tom, Dick or Harry that happened to be wandering the lanes (real or made up). For me, it was either Jeremy or Sheila or possibly both.

Caroline, he had NOTHING to lose. It had ALL gone. He took out his close family. Had he wanted more he'd have turned the gun on all the other family members who he believed had turned their backs on him.

[Mr. Gee]

All I can say is that if it was Jimmy Bell then there is no hope whatever for Bamber as he and his wife are both dead. Personally I don't think he had anything to do with it?

[Caroline]

I think though that some of the words that Barbara attributed to Jeremy which became part of the character assassination ( even though his name was never mentioned ) May have referred to others that NB felt threatened by and therefore could be relevant . And there was an incident report about a person seen in the vicinity - were they ever traced or identified? If not then surely it is relevant - how many people would be wandering about at that time of the night? Or could they have been potential witnesses for Jeremy leaving the scene earlier?

Perhaps it was Jeremy?

[Alias]

So it wouldn't cross his mind that Jeremy might just call the police instead of coming over? And for those who believe that there from a call from 'someone' (Nevill or a Mr (or Mrs) X) to the police - why? It all gets a bit messy and completely hard to  believe.

He had a few screws loose, so no, that didn´t enter his mind! 

[lookout]

 Someone else doing the killing,posing as the father,ringing the police,albeit getting Sheilas' birth date wrong-------------easy,leave Jeremy to it,it gets the killer off the hook.
No blood on the phone,considering Neville had been injured,so it had to be someone else other than Jeremy.

[Caroline]

He had a few screws loose, so no, that didn´t enter his mind! 

Soz - this has no legs - square peg, round hole! 

[Jan]

Perhaps it was Jeremy?

No I think he was with the police at the time 

[Caroline]

Someone else doing the killing,posing as the father,ringing the police,albeit getting Sheilas' birth date wrong-------------easy,leave Jeremy to it,it gets the killer off the hook.
No blood on the phone,considering Neville had been injured,so it had to be someone else other than Jeremy.

 

[Jane]

Someone else doing the killing,posing as the father,ringing the police,albeit getting Sheilas' birth date wrong-------------easy,leave Jeremy to it,it gets the killer off the hook.
No blood on the phone,considering Neville had been injured,so it had to be someone else other than Jeremy.

Well it would have needed to be someone close enough to the family to KNOW Sheila's birthdate, wouldn't it, and if Jeremy got it wrong it doesn't leave much hope for a stranger.

[Jan]

Someone else doing the killing,posing as the father,ringing the police,albeit getting Sheilas' birth date wrong-------------easy,leave Jeremy to it,it gets the killer off the hook.
No blood on the phone,considering Neville had been injured,so it had to be someone else other than Jeremy.

Don't think so Lookout - And as I said Healey was not accusing Bell .

[lookout]

Well it would have needed to be someone close enough to the family to KNOW Sheila's birthdate, wouldn't it, and if Jeremy got it wrong it doesn't leave much hope for a stranger.

He was no stranger to Sheila,so a wild guess would have been in order.

[tyler]

Absolutely Bell had nothing to lose by killing his wife and himself. He was dying of cancer anyway. Sorry but don't believe for one moment that he was in any way involved in the Bamber murders.

[Patti]

Does 26 sound like 27

[lookout]

Don't think so Lookout - And as I said Healey was not accusing Bell .

Was Bell still alive when Healey wrote his book ?