What Time Roughly Was The Bedroom Telephone Put In The Kitchen?

[ISpyWithMyEye]

How do we know the kitchen phone was used when Nevill and June spoke to Barbara Wilson and Pam Boutflour?

Because when Barbara the secretary phoned Nevill, he was in the kitchen.

Then when Pamela rang June and spoke to Sheila, when June came on the phone she told Pamela “Sheila has gone UP to bed”.

Nevill’s office was, I believe, upstairs...

[ISpyWithMyEye]

When I do I make it clear that's what I'm doing. No-one knows when or by whom the 'bedroom' phone was brought downstairs.

But Gunit, WHY would anyone in the household remove the ivory telephone from the bedroom and plug it into the kitchen, when the kitchen phone was working perfectly?

[mrswah]

Because when Barbara the secretary phoned Nevill, he was in the kitchen.

Then when Pamela rang June and spoke to Sheila, when June came on the phone she told Pamela “Sheila has gone UP to bed”.

Nevill’s office was, I believe, upstairs...

Thanks !

[Robittybob1]

Well,  if you’re saying it was Jeremy — and no-one else was inside the house that night, including the Boutflours — that has to leave Jeremy, no?

We don't know if there was no one else in the house that night do we.

[Robittybob1]

Why would the housekeeper put the ivory phone into the kitchen — leaving the bedroom with no phone – and hide the kitchen phone amongst a pile of magazines at the end of the worktop?

The kitchen phone may have developed a fault so they had to borrow the other from the bedroom.

[G-Unit]

Because when Barbara the secretary phoned Nevill, he was in the kitchen.

Then when Pamela rang June and spoke to Sheila, when June came on the phone she told Pamela “Sheila has gone UP to bed”.

Nevill’s office was, I believe, upstairs...

Oh dear. Pam doesn't use the words UP to bed, I'm afraid;

[The General]

Why didn't June or Nevill notice the phone missing in the bedroom?
(In the White House Farm series this was shown by a big, fck off outline where the phone used to be!)
And why would June go for the phone if she had surely noticed it wasn't there when she went to bed? Did Bamber take it at the time  - maybe he saw June trying to get to it? I don't know......

[APRIL]

Oh dear. Pam doesn't use the words UP to bed, I'm afraid;

Your point being, what? They'd set up a truckle bed in a corner for her? A divan in the drawing room, perhaps? Or maybe cleared a space in the cellar?..................or possibly it's just because you love pointing out others' errors when they're opposors?

[G-Unit]

Your point being, what? They'd set up a truckle bed in a corner for her? A divan in the drawing room, perhaps? Or maybe cleared a space in the cellar?..................or possibly it's just because you love pointing out others' errors when they're opposors?

It would have been a good point if it had been true, but as it wasn't the point becomes the poster's willingness to post misinformation.

[Venturi Swirl]

It would have been a good point if it had been true, but as it wasn't the point becomes the poster's willingness to post misinformation.

If she hadn’t gone UP to bed, where do you think June meant?

[Caroline]

Oh dear. Pam doesn't use the words UP to bed, I'm afraid;

The definition of nit picking! Given that she was sleeping upstairs, she must have gone UP.

[Caroline]

Why didn't June or Nevill notice the phone missing in the bedroom?
(In the White House Farm series this was shown by a big, fck off outline where the phone used to be!)
And why would June go for the phone if she had surely noticed it wasn't there when she went to bed? Did Bamber take it at the time  - maybe he saw June trying to get to it? I don't know......

Depends when it was moved, doesn't it!

[The General]

Depends when it was moved, doesn't it!

Does. Which is what I said - did Bamber move it during the attack? But that doesn't jive with the pre-emptive element. Why didn't Bamber prepare the ground by simply unplugging the thing from the wall, or by fouling the connection? That way Nevill may have gone for the phone when if he heard him enter through the window (although more likely investigate actually), but wouldn't be able to use it.

[Venturi Swirl]

Does. Which is what I said - did Bamber move it during the attack? But that doesn't jive with the pre-emptive element. Why didn't Bamber prepare the ground by simply unplugging the thing from the wall, or by fouling the connection? That way Nevill may have gone for the phone when if he heard him enter through the window (although more likely investigate actually), but wouldn't be able to use it.

Out of interest why do you NEVER challenge JB’s supporters?   Just curious to know .

[Caroline]

Does. Which is what I said - did Bamber move it during the attack? But that doesn't jive with the pre-emptive element. Why didn't Bamber prepare the ground by simply unplugging the thing from the wall, or by fouling the connection? That way Nevill may have gone for the phone when if he heard him enter through the window (although more likely investigate actually), but wouldn't be able to use it.

Perhaps he did unplug it from the wall and moved the phones after everyone was dead.