J B Campaign Ltd - Much Ado About Nothing...

[Holly Goodhead]

Terry Mullins and Polygraph testing...

[Holly Goodhead]

Every time she "vlogs" she manages to make Bamber look an even bigger arsehole. YOU do more for Bamber than anyone - if Nelly had an ounce of gumption he'd be begging you to rejoin blue.

Thanks puglove 

I don't want to rejoin Blue    I want to stay here 

[Holly Goodhead]

Terry Mullins and Polygraph testing...

I wonder if Troods n Tel did lunch at Greggs afterwards?  He's based in Grays, Essex but they do have three Greggs in the area. 

[Holly Goodhead]

Thanks Admin.

It seems to me the Vlog is an extension of the Blogs.  With the recent Vlog themed for Mother's Day hence the Vlog ends "Happy Mothers Day". 

Here's last year's Mother's Day Blog:

http://jeremybamber.blogspot.co.uk/search?updated-max=2015-04-01T09:09:00%2B01:00&max-results=20&start=4&by-date=false

JB clearly drafts these things and the CT/Trudi use various mediums to publish.

Regardless of who initiated the graveside reading JB or the CT/Trudi imo it's all totally inappropriate, a private matter and nothing whatsoever to do with any MoJ. 

If I had to hazard a guess I would say it was initiated by the CT/Trudi to build on the weekly Vlogs.  However unless the CT/Trudi have doctored the letter, which seems unlikely, JB must have approved hence the beginning and end of the letter/graveside reading make reference to "being there" and "sitting in the little church yard".

It seems clear the objective was publicity on the basis any publicity is good publicity.  None of the papers included it in the printed editions just online.

The Vlog/letter has now been added to the Blog:

http://jeremybamber.blogspot.co.uk/

[Holly Goodhead]

I wonder if Troods n Tel did lunch at Greggs afterwards?  He's based in Grays, Essex but they do have three Greggs in the area.

If Tel has offices I think they may have ordered food in possibly from Greggs.  Troods opting for the chicken bake x 2 with Tel opting for the steak bake x 4 plus.

https://www.greggs.co.uk/menu/pasties-and-bakes/

Seems Greggs PR people have gone into overdrive substituting pie for bake.  Probably to appeal to Southerners and compete with the likes of Itsu and Pret who dominate inside the M25.  I bet in Greggs north of Watford Gap they still call a bake a pie.

[Caroline]

If Tel has offices I think they may have ordered food in possibly from Greggs.  Troods opting for the chicken bake x 2 with Tel opting for the steak bake x 4 plus.

https://www.greggs.co.uk/menu/pasties-and-bakes/

Seems Greggs PR people have gone into overdrive substituting pie for bake.  Probably to appeal to Southerners and compete with the likes of Itsu and Pret who dominate inside the M25.  I bet in Greggs north of Watford Gap they still call a bake a pie.

You're getting your pastries confused! A bake and a pie are two different things! A bake and a pasty are more or less the same (being somewhat flat) whereas a pie is something quite different, with a deeper and usually circular casing - like these delicious looking morsels! Note that Greggs are responsible for the first pie in the line up https://food.list.co.uk/article/10150-taste-test-meat-pies/. They also do a nice line in frozen delicacies http://groceries.iceland.co.uk/greggs-2-steak-and-mash-pies-630g/p/55043

Now Greggs have ventured south, they might even start serving some typically Southern type food - something you might feel more at home with? http://theworldandhistuktuk.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/pieandmash.jpg

 

[Myster]

... or even more tempting for a sophisticated Southern palate  ... https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e3/Eels_1385.JPG

But there's nowt laak a meat pie frum t'ome o' pie-eaters - Wiggin!  ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2q2YV7ViuY

[Holly Goodhead]

http://jeremybamberforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,7494.msg353251.html#msg353251

Anything in the press wouldn't refer to 30 years ago since the test was carried out some 22 years after JB was charged.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/jeremy-bamber-lie-test-proves-468144

Pass or fail he looks decidedly dodgy to me and on this basis alone his conviction should stand!

I don't understand why JB, CT or anyone bothers with this since they are not recognised by the UK criminal courts as reliable evidence.  I am sure the Home Office would love to do away with costly criminal trials and instead have defendants undertake polygraph tests or lie detectors whatever you call them! 

The grassroots organisation that supported Amanda Knox, Judge for Justice, have a Dr Honts on the team who has undertaken polygraph work on behalf of Chris Tapp.  For those that are interested in this sort of stuff:

http://judgesforjustice.org/J4J_Team_HontsC.htm

I don't believe they are accepted in US criminal trials either.  Perhaps Scipio is able to confirm.

[Caroline]

... or even more tempting for a sophisticated Southern palate  ... https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e3/Eels_1385.JPG

But there's nowt laak a meat pie frum t'ome o' pie-eaters - Wiggin!  ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2q2YV7ViuY

EELS! UGH!!  - perhaps we up north haven't evolved enough to appreciate the sophistication of a nice jellied eel (a bit of sick just came up!  ).

Thank GOD you posted the pie vid - I feel cleansed 

[Myster]

EELS! UGH!!  - perhaps we up north haven't evolved enough to appreciate the sophistication of a nice jellied eel (a bit of sick just came up!  ).

Thank GOD you posted the pie vid - I feel cleansed 

There's an Anschutz gunsmiths in Standish, so when I've grown my nails by half-an-inch (for genuine authenticity), I might nip round and ask them if I can load a magazine to see if Holly's winding us up about it being easy... then sample a beltin' scrumdiddlybloodyumptious steak pie from Pepper Lane.

[Myster]

Reet... back on the polygraph track, after that diversion! 

[APRIL]

There's an Anschutz gunsmiths in Standish, so when I've grown my nails by half-an-inch (for genuine authenticity), I might nip round and ask them if I can load a magazine to see if Holly's winding us up about it being easy... then sample a beltin' scrumdiddlybloodyumptious steak pie from Pepper Lane.

Sorry, but it'll take more than JUST long nails and two or three coats of red lacquer.

[sika]

I'm from Essex and I think that Greggs is well manky!

[Caroline]

I'm from Essex and I think that Greggs is well manky!

I'm from Durham and so do I - it's Holly who has an obsession with all things pastry 

[APRIL]

I'm from Essex and I think that Greggs is well manky!

I'm from Essex, I think I agree with the above.