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Title: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Tim Invictus on June 06, 2014, 03:45:29 PM
I have just read Bamber's Official Blog .... last Christmas The Toleshunt D'Arcy One wrote:

"There are many things I would love to share about the case that we know now, but my lips are sealed, making me almost at bursting point because the New Year will see the time for action. There will be storm clouds breaking over a small corner of Essex as Justice thunders into 2014."

 @)(++(*  @)(++(*  @)(++(*

It's June already, anyone seen any thunder clouds of Justice or just an ample serving of Scotch mist?

Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: puglove on June 06, 2014, 04:56:07 PM
I have just read Bamber's Official Blog .... last Christmas The Toleshunt D'Arcy One wrote:

"There are many things I would love to share about the case that we know now, but my lips are sealed, making me almost at bursting point because the New Year will see the time for action. There will be storm clouds breaking over a small corner of Essex as Justice thunders into 2014."

 @)(++(*  @)(++(*  @)(++(*

It's June already, anyone seen any thunder clouds of Justice or just an ample serving of Scotch mist?

I think Gladys made a puddle when he had his latest Beltdown, but that won't help Bamber.    8(8-))


SCIPIO ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!     8@??)(    8@??)(    8@??)(
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Holly Goodhead on June 06, 2014, 06:40:55 PM
I understand there's a lady in Essex who is capable of creating quite a storm >@@(*&)
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Holly Goodhead on June 06, 2014, 06:44:05 PM
I understand there's a lady in Essex who is capable of creating quite a storm >@@(*&)

Only one?  >@@(*&)
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Holly Goodhead on June 06, 2014, 06:45:08 PM
Only one?  >@@(*&)

Hahaha yes make that two...
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Myster on June 06, 2014, 06:55:41 PM
Not only OCD, but Soliloquy Syndrome as well! >@@(*&)
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Holly Goodhead on June 06, 2014, 07:44:46 PM
Not only OCD, but Soliloquy Syndrome as well! >@@(*&)

 @)(++(* an extension of my childhood imaginary friend perhaps  >@@(*&)
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Tim Invictus on June 06, 2014, 09:42:54 PM
I love the false and fake optimism dispalyed by Bamber and his ever dwindling band of Bamberettes!

Bamber had a huge expensive party booked for after his trial!  @)(++(*

He had to have bread and jam for Christmas dinner one year because he hadn't placed his food order as he expected to be released!  @)(++(*

Jackie and Frizzy were going to have a joint Freedom Party for Jeremy and Simon!  @)(++(*  8)><(  @)(++(*

Jackie was going to drive Bamber to the airport to begin his new life in Australia!  @)(++(*

Jeremy wanted to settle down in France on his small vineyard!  @)(++(*

Even a certain ex-barrister (NGB) was saying before the last CCRC submission that the new evidence was so strong they would probably fast track the Bamber case to the C.of A. And JB would probably get parole while awaiting the Appeals trial! 
 @)(++(*  @)(++(*  @)(++(*

It's been almost 30 years of blind optimism and I am afraid (hee hee) any Bamberette who is optimistic now is living in cloud cuckoo land! The CCRC are all Bambered out .... they gave his last appeal so much leeway and spent so much time rejecting it so Bamber would NEVER darkens their door again!

Face it Bamberettes, even if you do actually think Bamber could be innocent, his is now the mother of all hopeless causes! Would you say any different NGB?
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: puglove on June 06, 2014, 11:11:42 PM
I love the false and fake optimism dispalyed by Bamber and his ever dwindling band of Bamberettes!

Bamber had a huge expensive party booked for after his trial!  @)(++(*

He had to have bread and jam for Christmas dinner one year because he hadn't placed his food order as he expected to be released!  @)(++(*

Jackie and Frizzy were going to have a joint Freedom Party for Jeremy and Simon!  @)(++(*  8)><(  @)(++(*

Jackie was going to drive Bamber to the airport to begin his new life in Australia!  @)(++(*

Jeremy wanted to settle down in France on his small vineyard!  @)(++(*

Even a certain ex-barrister (NGB) was saying before the last CCRC submission that the new evidence was so strong they would probably fast track the Bamber case to the C.of A. And JB would probably get parole while awaiting the Appeals trial! 
 @)(++(*  @)(++(*  @)(++(*

It's been almost 30 years of blind optimism and I am afraid (hee hee) any Bamberette who is optimistic now is living in cloud cuckoo land! The CCRC are all Bambered out .... they gave his last appeal so much leeway and spent so much time rejecting it so Bamber would NEVER darkens their door again!

Face it Bamberettes, even if you do actually think Bamber could be innocent, his is now the mother of all hopeless causes! Would you say any different NGB?

I doubt that even ngb can get a word in edgeways between the snarky little pops at scipio and the endless, pointless lololols. It's like the whole blue forum has gone Stepford.

THIRTY YEARS of trying to blame Sheila, and the best that Bamber has got is crazy Mike, a sour old bigot, and Gladys.

f..k me, Jeremy, what's your middle name....Lucky??
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: puglove on June 07, 2014, 12:02:09 AM
I doubt that even ngb can get a word in edgeways between the snarky little pops at scipio and the endless, pointless lololols. It's like the whole blue forum has gone Stepford.

THIRTY YEARS of trying to blame Sheila, and the best that Bamber has got is crazy Mike, a sour old bigot, and Gladys.

f..k me, Jeremy, what's your middle name....Lucky??

No blood found in Sheila's lungs or stomach. And none of Ralph's blood found on the phone.

More sprouts, Jeremy?   >@@(*&)
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Tim Invictus on June 07, 2014, 12:14:35 AM
I doubt that even ngb can get a word in edgeways between the snarky little pops at scipio and the endless, pointless lololols. It's like the whole blue forum has gone Stepford.

THIRTY YEARS of trying to blame Sheila, and the best that Bamber has got is crazy Mike, a sour old bigot, and Gladys.

f..k me, Jeremy, what's your middle name....Lucky??

Hey Pugsy there is the Official Bamber Campaign team and the Bamber twitter account too. Probably a facebook group no doubt! If you read Bamber's blogs he is always thanking his friends and campaigners. Guess who are the only people he totally ignores .... you got it, Mike Tesko and his crank forum!

Everyone on Tesco's should know Bamber himself finds your little forum a total embarrassment!

http://jeremybamber.blogspot.com

You can read the 'storm clouds of justice' codswallop their too!  8)--))
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: goatboy on June 07, 2014, 09:03:17 AM
He wrote a rather nasty letter to Colin Caffel in 1988 that is published in Colin's book, bragging that he would soon be free as he had developed a watertight case proving that the silencer evidence had been planted. *spoiler alert* he's still in prison!
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Myster on June 07, 2014, 09:43:56 AM
Question: Just what are these pointless Bambertweet photos supposed to prove?

http://twitpic.com/e4c20w (http://twitpic.com/e4c20w)

http://twitpic.com/e49clm (http://twitpic.com/e49clm)

http://twitpic.com/e46mk6 (http://twitpic.com/e46mk6)
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Myster on June 07, 2014, 09:44:53 AM
Answer: that any idiot can lift irrelevant screenshots from a video!
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Holly Goodhead on June 07, 2014, 12:21:26 PM
Question: Just what are these pointless Bambertweet photos supposed to prove?

http://twitpic.com/e4c20w (http://twitpic.com/e4c20w)

http://twitpic.com/e49clm (http://twitpic.com/e49clm)

http://twitpic.com/e46mk6 (http://twitpic.com/e46mk6)

Yes initially I thought the same but I think they are trying to illustrate a) the relatives benefitted materially from JB's conviction and b) the relatives have always been happy to live at WHF where 5 members of their family were murdered in the most horrific circumstances.

I have posted about this previously; I struggle to comprehend anyone wanting to live at WHF.  Most 'houses of horrors' are knocked to the ground eg Dunblane gym, College Close, Cromwell Street etc. 

I am also struck by AE's matter of fact attitude towards remaking the twins' beds.  This sent a shiver down my spine:

Monday 12th August 1985

"Shortly before he actually arrived my daughter and I remade the beds in the twins room".

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=3168.0;attach=3118


At this point in time AE's daughter was just 8 yoa.

I have made allowances for JB seemingly carrying on as normal eg bacon sanny etc so perhaps I should afford AE the same level of understanding.

Farmers tend to be down to earth practical types so perhaps this was just their way of coping in the aftermath.

Does anyone else think this a little unusual or am I alone in my thinking  >@@(*&)
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Myster on June 07, 2014, 01:45:11 PM
Then why not just come straight out with it.  It's just an underhand way for Jeremy Bamber to get back at the family, in the same way that he did by getting them to travel all the way up to York for the Land Tribunal meeting to settle the tenancy, then renouncing his claim almost as the soon as it started, wasting time and money for the Eatons.

Why destroy a perfectly sound building, whose history probably goes back years before the end of the 19th century. Some people are more squeamish about living in houses where murders or deaths have taken place than others. You might be, but the Eatons obviously were not - simple as that.
Didn't Ann Eaton have to coax her cousin to view the bedrooms, or was his squeamish behaviour just an act to convince them of his innocence?

I wonder how many might be put off buying and living in the refurbished house where Dennis Nilsen killed and dismembered his victims, stored them in plastic bags with air-fresheners on top in his wardrobe, before boiling the remains and flushing them down the toilet piece by piece ...

BEFORE:

(http://i.imgur.com/l35JtJQ.jpg)


AFTER:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2385003/Serial-killer-Dennis-Nilsens-house-horrors-sale-knock-265-000.html (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2385003/Serial-killer-Dennis-Nilsens-house-horrors-sale-knock-265-000.html)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2568523/Former-house-horrors-killing-ground-serial-killer-Dennis-Nilsen-sale-100-000-profit-despite-grim-history.html (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2568523/Former-house-horrors-killing-ground-serial-killer-Dennis-Nilsen-sale-100-000-profit-despite-grim-history.html)

Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Holly Goodhead on June 07, 2014, 02:33:17 PM
Oh I don't know.  I would never criticise these people as they are not paid and giving up their own time but as NGB has stated really anything that goes on these so-called 'official' websites should be run past legal people.  Not that there's anything illegal in what they have posted but it's perhaps not the best PR  >@@(*&)

Yes I guess its horses for courses whether or not one would one to set up home in a property with a ghoulish history. I believe it is now a legal requirement that a seller must offer up all information in this regard as it can potentially impact on the resale price.

Personally I would not want to knowingly live in a property with such a past regardless of whether or not I knew the victims. 

Right seeing that top pic of DN's place I really must get on with some household chores!
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: scipio_usmc on June 10, 2014, 06:28:30 PM
Yes initially I thought the same but I think they are trying to illustrate a) the relatives benefitted materially from JB's conviction and b) the relatives have always been happy to live at WHF where 5 members of their family were murdered in the most horrific circumstances.

I have posted about this previously; I struggle to comprehend anyone wanting to live at WHF.  Most 'houses of horrors' are knocked to the ground eg Dunblane gym, College Close, Cromwell Street etc.

I am also struck by AE's matter of fact attitude towards remaking the twins' beds.  This sent a shiver down my spine:

Monday 12th August 1985

"Shortly before he actually arrived my daughter and I remade the beds in the twins room".

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=3168.0;attach=3118


At this point in time AE's daughter was just 8 yoa.

I have made allowances for JB seemingly carrying on as normal eg bacon sanny etc so perhaps I should afford AE the same level of understanding.

Farmers tend to be down to earth practical types so perhaps this was just their way of coping in the aftermath.

Does anyone else think this a little unusual or am I alone in my thinking  >@@(*&)

Numerous murder scenes like the House in Amityville find buyers even in spite of the haunting tale.

Death is a fact of life, people died of all sorts of causes in homes daily.  If we razed all places where deaths occur it would be quite a waste.  My paternal grandmother died in her house and my Uncle is living there currently.

Frankly those who are too scared to live in a place where someone died have mental issues. If you love a place and want to live there but knowing someone died there frightens you too much to buy it then you should see a shrink to help deal with irrational fears.

My issue with WHF is I don't like the country style of the inside, the thing would need to be gutted and redone from top to bottom which would cost a fortune.

Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Tim Invictus on June 10, 2014, 07:21:06 PM
I don't have a problem with Ann Eaton living at WHF. There is no callousness displayed as the Bamberettes would have everyone believe. WHF is an extensive farming business built up by Neville and the argument that the remaining family didn't want all Neville's hard work passed on to strangers is a more valid argument to me than criticising them for being able to live in the murder house!

(That reminds me of another Gladys 'classic'; anyone else remember Old Beltdown having "a vision" that the extended family committed the murders and framed Jeremy? ..... Pillock!)
Title: Re: How is the weather in Essex?
Post by: Holly Goodhead on June 11, 2014, 03:50:56 PM
Numerous murder scenes like the House in Amityville find buyers even in spite of the haunting tale.

Death is a fact of life, people died of all sorts of causes in homes daily.  If we razed all places where deaths occur it would be quite a waste.  My paternal grandmother died in her house and my Uncle is living there currently.

Frankly those who are too scared to live in a place where someone died have mental issues. If you love a place and want to live there but knowing someone died there frightens you too much to buy it then you should see a shrink to help deal with irrational fears.

My issue with WHF is I don't like the country style of the inside, the thing would need to be gutted and redone from top to bottom which would cost a fortune.

In the case of WHF we are not talking about family members dying from natural causes.  We are talking about 5 members of the same family being murdered in the most horrific circumstances.  This is completely different from someone dying of natural causes.  I would have a problem with the former but not the latter.  It has nothing to do with the paranormal or irrational fears, but in some ways out of respect to the victims.  Imagine Christmas at WHF: the dinner being cooked in the kitchen where poor NB met his demise; guests possibly sleeping in the room that the twins were shot in. Surely at a time that should be full of happiness, fun and laughter one couldn't help but think back to all those who lost their lives and for me it would kill the moment.

As a US based lawyer you will no doubt be familiar with the disclosure rules surrounding 'stigmatized property' that exist in some states?  Do the legislators that put in place these laws all "have mental issues" and "need to see a shrink"?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stigmatized_property

There was an interesting case in the UK, Sykes v Taylor-Rose which interestingly involved the murder of an adopted daughter:

http://www.theguardian.com/money/2004/feb/28/property.homebuying

http://www.practicalconveyancing.co.uk/content/view/7836/0/

http://old.estateagenttoday.co.uk/news_features/Lawyers-could-have-field-day-over-agents-duties-to-disclose-property-information