Brett Collins's published interview with The Sun:

[Kaldin]

I said Bamber testified the relationship had been coming to a close over 6 months.

Anyway, you believe Julie shouldn't have worn a veil at the funeral & should have reacted differently when Bamber rang her at 3am.

The best thing is for Bamber not to ring Julie at 3am. He had more important things to do.

The point is that it wasn't me who claimed that the relationship was cooling off.

Yes, I think any normal person would have reacted differently to that phone call. The veil was a frivolous addition to a funeral outfit, which I find odd given that she apparently knew all along that he'd done it. Why did she wear the veil? It didn't hide her face.

[Stephanie]

No, she wasn't a mind reader, which is why she would have asked what he meant and what had happened. She had to get out of bed to speak to him on the phone, and she knew what he'd been talking about earlier. Was he in the habit of ringing her at that time in the morning. If not, then why on earth would you just dismiss such a call?

I didn't suggest that Jeremy was cooling things off with Julie - it was Adam who said that.

Why would she have asked that? Because you say she should have? You again do not appear able to be objective. You are applying your bias.

Isn't that what Jeremy Bamber suggested to the police during interview? That he dismissed the telephone call from Neville as not being important? Or words to that effect?  I suggest you take your questions up with him!

My apologies re confusing Adams post with yours though you still haven't answered my numerous questions?!

[Kaldin]

Why would she have asked that? Because you say she should have? You again do not appear able to be objective. You are applying your bias.

Isn't that what Jeremy Bamber suggested to the police during interview? That he dismissed the telephone call from Neville as not being important? Or words to that effect?  I suggest you take your questions up with him!

My apologies re confusing Adams post with yours though you still haven't answered my numerous questions?!

Why wouldn't she ask? Wouldn't you ask what happened if someone rang you in the early hours and said something was wrong?

Which of your questions haven't I answered? If I missed some posts, it's probably because you've been bickering with another member about something else.

[Adam]

I'm holding her to account for covering up his crime - assuming she told the truth in the end. I don't think I'm being biased. I've explained my reasoning for holding her to account several times.

She didn't say that he'd phoned her in the early hours before to say that it was tonight or never.

If Jeremy is telling the truth, he might have been afraid to go to the farm on his own. After all, he would have thought that Sheila had the gun and that she might shoot him.

I've also questioned why he didn't phone 999. I've also suggested that if he did ring his own home from the farm and he thought that the call could be traced re the timing of that call, he needed a reason why it took him 15 minutes or so to call the police - ie, the time it took him to get home. A reason could be that he had to find the phone directory and look up the number. You see? I'm not biased.

Bamber said he got Nevill's call at 3.10am. He said he rang Chelmsford police at 3.36am.

It doesn't take 26 minutes to look up the number of the 5th furthest away police station.

[Stephanie]

The point is that it wasn't me who claimed that the relationship was cooling off.

Yes, I think any normal person would have reacted differently to that phone call. The veil was a frivolous addition to a funeral outfit, which I find odd given that she apparently knew all along that he'd done it. Why did she wear the veil? It didn't hide her face.

No but you have referred to her as his jilted ex! In other words a scorned women who was believed by the police thus Bamber was arrested and charged with murder in the first place.

What is your definition of normal? If my boyfriend telephoned me at 3am I wouldn't answer the phone. Or if I did and he told me tonight was the night I'd think wt.. and go back to bed too.

Why did Jeremy Bamber dye his hair and wear make up? Where did he get the energy from considering he was "grief stricken?!"

Sunglasses also don't hide a persons face but people still wear them to hide behind.

[Stephanie]

Which of your questions haven't I answered? If I missed some posts, it's probably because you've been bickering with another member about something else.

Ooh interesting 

[Jane]

Why wouldn't she ask? Wouldn't you ask what happened if someone rang you in the early hours and said something was wrong?

Which of your questions haven't I answered? If I missed some posts, it's probably because you've been bickering with another member about something else.

Why can't the same be applied to Jeremy? Why didn't he interrupt Nevill's -alleged- call at silly o'clock, to ask questions?

[Kaldin]

Ooh interesting 

Why is that? What questions haven't I answered?

[Kaldin]

No but you have referred to her as his jilted ex! In other words a scorned women who was believed by the police thus Bamber was arrested and charged with murder in the first place.

What is your definition of normal? If my boyfriend telephoned me at 3am I wouldn't answer the phone. Or if I did and he told me tonight was the night I'd think wt.. and go back to bed too.

Why did Jeremy Bamber dye his hair and wear make up? Where did he get the energy from considering he was "grief stricken?!"

Sunglasses also don't hide a persons face but people still wear them to hide behind.

Well she was jilted eventually - just before she went to the police. I haven't said that she made the story up because of it though.

Your boyfriend wouldn't have told you a few hours before that he was going to have his family killed that night would he? If he had, would you still think wtf?

It's my opinion that they were both playing to the gallery at the funeral. They knew the press would be there. That doesn't necessarily point to his guilt though.

[Kaldin]

Bamber said he got Nevill's call at 3.10am. He said he rang Chelmsford police at 3.36am.

It doesn't take 26 minutes to look up the number of the 5th furthest away police station.

I realise that, but he needed some kind of reason why he didn't phone the police straightaway didn't he?

You appear to be defending him now.

[Stephanie]

I'm holding her to account for covering up his crime - assuming she told the truth in the end. I don't think I'm being biased. I've explained my reasoning for holding her to account several times..

Now you are just being silly

Jeremy Bambers crimes weren't covered up. He was arrested charged and found guilty in a court of law!

[Stephanie]

I realise that, but he needed some kind of reason why he didn't phone the police straightaway didn't he?

You appear to be defending him now.

No it's you who appears to be defending him now

[Adam]

I realise that, but he needed some kind of reason why he didn't phone the police straightaway didn't he?

You appear to be defending him now.

Defending him. I am asking what he did for 26 minutes.

[Kaldin]

Defending him. I am asking what he did for 26 minutes.

Why don't you tell me why he didn't ring 999 - in your opinion.

Also, are you saying that he rang the police at 3.36? If so, he can't be guilty, right?

[Adam]

Well she was jilted eventually - just before she went to the police. I haven't said that she made the story up because of it though.

Your boyfriend wouldn't have told you a few hours before that he was going to have his family killed that night would he? If he had, would you still think wtf?

It's my opinion that they were both playing to the gallery at the funeral. They knew the press would be there. That doesn't necessarily point to his guilt though.

She wasn't jilted & certainly not bothered about the spilt.

But appreciate this is the only reason Bamber has given for Julie saying he murdered his family.