Myster
I am quoting from a statement not a book.
We have already established in all the books we don't know what is fact and what is fiction.
You choose what you want to believe and I am going by FACTS
Barbara Wilson saw Jeremy on a daily basis and was not a spurned or jealous lover someone who knew the family inside out
I am sure she would have observed if Jeremy hated farming of hated any of his family
Jackie... that short extract of eight lines you took off the Official Bamber website was a selective part of Barbara Wilson's whole statement deliberately shortened by his supporters to show Jeremy in a favourable light... where's the rest of it? You have to read not only the documentation (the FACTS as you put it - witness statements, police interviews, pathology reports, Court judgements, etc.) on here and elsewhere, but also any books available to get background information as long as they are reasonably balanced.
Colin Caffell, being so intimately involved knew very well what was said by Jeremy at the cottage that morning didn't ring true, in particular about Sheila's use of guns and the leaving of a rifle out when his children were staying at the farm, so I don't think he would deliberately make things up.
He was taken in by Jeremy's story at first, just like the police until he and the rest of the family realised the things said just didn't add up.
Wilkes and Powell endeavoured to interview Jeremy and many people who knew him, both friendly or not, to give as impartial a view as they could, and how otherwise are we onlookers supposed to learn what went on that morning without books to inform us.
As for making money from books... that's how freelance journalists make a living!. Is making money from authorship such a disreputable thing to do?
You keep saying you are only concerned with the FACTS, but then insist that Jeremy loved farming... who told you that?... Jeremy himself in one of his letters to you?... or one of his friends?... just because he or they said that doesn't make it a FACT.
