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Alleged Miscarriages of Justice => Jeremy Bamber and the callous murder of his father, mother, sister and twin nephews. Case effectively CLOSED by CCRC on basis of NO APPEAL REFERRAL. => Topic started by: goatboy on March 17, 2013, 09:16:13 AM
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I see over on blue Mike has posted Matthew McDonald's police interviews. Fortunately I deleted my account ages ago, as a result though I can't see the documents he has posted. Anyone else seen them? What do they say? I know apparently he described Jeremy as "a cold fish" obsessed with money. Which again adds to the weight of circumstantial evidence against Jeremy compounding his motive and his emotional detachment which he would have needed to be able to commit the murders. I'd be quite interested to read them.
Again, the Bamber supporters allege that Matthew's proven alibi shows that Julie is a liar. How many more times do we have to say this? If you repeat a lie you were told by someone else with no reason to believe it wasn't true that doesn't make you a liar. And why invent a hitman story when you supposed want him to go to prison for murder? Why not make your lie fit in with the prosecution's murder case? Especially if you are supposedly in cahoots with the police to make the story fit.
Someone over there reckons he knows £10,000 for a life was the going rate in 1985. Did Gav tell him that? ?{)(**
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I see over on blue Mike has posted Matthew McDonald's police interviews. Fortunately I deleted my account ages ago, as a result though I can't see the documents he has posted. Anyone else seen them? What do they say? I know apparently he described Jeremy as "a cold fish" obsessed with money. Which again adds to the weight of circumstantial evidence against Jeremy compounding his motive and his emotional detachment which he would have needed to be able to commit the murders. I'd be quite interested to read them.
Again, the Bamber supporters allege that Matthew's proven alibi shows that Julie is a liar. How many more times do we have to say this? If you repeat a lie you were told by someone else with no reason to believe it wasn't true that doesn't make you a liar. And why invent a hitman story when you supposed want him to go to prison for murder? Why not make your lie fit in with the prosecution's murder case? Especially if you are supposedly in cahoots with the police to make the story fit.
Someone over there reckons he knows £10,000 for a life was the going rate in 1985. Did Gav tell him that? ?{)(**
Actually, Gav's a real person, actually!!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-DgIU4E9Mo
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I see over on blue Mike has posted Matthew McDonald's police interviews. Fortunately I deleted my account ages ago, as a result though I can't see the documents he has posted. Anyone else seen them? What do they say? I know apparently he described Jeremy as "a cold fish" obsessed with money. Which again adds to the weight of circumstantial evidence against Jeremy compounding his motive and his emotional detachment which he would have needed to be able to commit the murders. I'd be quite interested to read them.
Again, the Bamber supporters allege that Matthew's proven alibi shows that Julie is a liar. How many more times do we have to say this? If you repeat a lie you were told by someone else with no reason to believe it wasn't true that doesn't make you a liar. And why invent a hitman story when you supposed want him to go to prison for murder? Why not make your lie fit in with the prosecution's murder case? Especially if you are supposedly in cahoots with the police to make the story fit.
Someone over there reckons he knows £10,000 for a life was the going rate in 1985. Did Gav tell him that? ?{)(**
Actually, Gav's a real person, actually!!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-DgIU4E9Mo
Oh that is lovely. That song sums up someone on "Blue" beautifully. (Quite a few in fact).
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I see over on blue Mike has posted Matthew McDonald's police interviews. Fortunately I deleted my account ages ago, as a result though I can't see the documents he has posted. Anyone else seen them? What do they say? I know apparently he described Jeremy as "a cold fish" obsessed with money. Which again adds to the weight of circumstantial evidence against Jeremy compounding his motive and his emotional detachment which he would have needed to be able to commit the murders. I'd be quite interested to read them.
Again, the Bamber supporters allege that Matthew's proven alibi shows that Julie is a liar. How many more times do we have to say this? If you repeat a lie you were told by someone else with no reason to believe it wasn't true that doesn't make you a liar. And why invent a hitman story when you supposed want him to go to prison for murder? Why not make your lie fit in with the prosecution's murder case? Especially if you are supposedly in cahoots with the police to make the story fit.
Someone over there reckons he knows £10,000 for a life was the going rate in 1985. Did Gav tell him that? ?{)(**
Actually, Gav's a real person, actually!!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-DgIU4E9Mo
Oh that is lovely. That song sums up someone on "Blue" beautifully. (Quite a few in fact).
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDBGvcrQIZM
Lookout has a chat with Roch and Mike.
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I see over on blue Mike has posted Matthew McDonald's police interviews. Fortunately I deleted my account ages ago, as a result though I can't see the documents he has posted. Anyone else seen them? What do they say? I know apparently he described Jeremy as "a cold fish" obsessed with money. Which again adds to the weight of circumstantial evidence against Jeremy compounding his motive and his emotional detachment which he would have needed to be able to commit the murders. I'd be quite interested to read them.
Again, the Bamber supporters allege that Matthew's proven alibi shows that Julie is a liar. How many more times do we have to say this? If you repeat a lie you were told by someone else with no reason to believe it wasn't true that doesn't make you a liar. And why invent a hitman story when you supposed want him to go to prison for murder? Why not make your lie fit in with the prosecution's murder case? Especially if you are supposedly in cahoots with the police to make the story fit.
Someone over there reckons he knows £10,000 for a life was the going rate in 1985. Did Gav tell him that? ?{)(**
Actually, Gav's a real person, actually!!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-DgIU4E9Mo
Oh that is lovely. That song sums up someone on "Blue" beautifully. (Quite a few in fact).
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDBGvcrQIZM
Lookout has a chat with Roch and Mike.
Thank goodness you said "Lookout" and not "Outlook". This is old English TV series I think?
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I see over on blue Mike has posted Matthew McDonald's police interviews. Fortunately I deleted my account ages ago, as a result though I can't see the documents he has posted. Anyone else seen them? What do they say? I know apparently he described Jeremy as "a cold fish" obsessed with money. Which again adds to the weight of circumstantial evidence against Jeremy compounding his motive and his emotional detachment which he would have needed to be able to commit the murders. I'd be quite interested to read them.
Again, the Bamber supporters allege that Matthew's proven alibi shows that Julie is a liar. How many more times do we have to say this? If you repeat a lie you were told by someone else with no reason to believe it wasn't true that doesn't make you a liar. And why invent a hitman story when you supposed want him to go to prison for murder? Why not make your lie fit in with the prosecution's murder case? Especially if you are supposedly in cahoots with the police to make the story fit.
Someone over there reckons he knows £10,000 for a life was the going rate in 1985. Did Gav tell him that? ?{)(**
Actually, Gav's a real person, actually!!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-DgIU4E9Mo
Oh that is lovely. That song sums up someone on "Blue" beautifully. (Quite a few in fact).
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDBGvcrQIZM
Lookout has a chat with Roch and Mike.
Thank goodness you said "Lookout" and not "Outlook". This is old English TV series I think?
Yes, Coronation Street, one of the most popular British TV programmes of the past 50 years.
Is anyone else,,,, like me,,,,, irritated,,, by,, Lookout's,,,, use of superfluous commas? ,,,,,
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Yes, Coronation Street, one of the most popular British TV programmes of the past 50 years.
Is anyone else,,,, like me,,,,, irritated,,, by,, Lookout's,,,, use of superfluous commas? ,,,,,
The,,,,,, last time,,,,,,,,,,I watched Coronation Street,,,,,,,,,,was when it was,,,,,,,in black and,,,,,,,,,white.
(I don't think Matthew McDonald will be too pleased that his thread's been hijacked).
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I see over on blue Mike has posted Matthew McDonald's police interviews. Fortunately I deleted my account ages ago, as a result though I can't see the documents he has posted. Anyone else seen them? What do they say? I know apparently he described Jeremy as "a cold fish" obsessed with money. Which again adds to the weight of circumstantial evidence against Jeremy compounding his motive and his emotional detachment which he would have needed to be able to commit the murders. I'd be quite interested to read them.
Again, the Bamber supporters allege that Matthew's proven alibi shows that Julie is a liar. How many more times do we have to say this? If you repeat a lie you were told by someone else with no reason to believe it wasn't true that doesn't make you a liar. And why invent a hitman story when you supposed want him to go to prison for murder? Why not make your lie fit in with the prosecution's murder case? Especially if you are supposedly in cahoots with the police to make the story fit.
Someone over there reckons he knows £10,000 for a life was the going rate in 1985. Did Gav tell him that? ?{)(**
Actually, Gav's a real person, actually!!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-DgIU4E9Mo
Oh that is lovely. That song sums up someone on "Blue" beautifully. (Quite a few in fact).
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDBGvcrQIZM
Lookout has a chat with Roch and Mike.
Thank goodness you said "Lookout" and not "Outlook". This is old English TV series I think?
Yes, Coronation Street, one of the most popular British TV programmes of the past 50 years.
Is anyone else,,,, like me,,,,, irritated,,, by,, Lookout's,,,, use of superfluous commas? ,,,,,
I'm getting,,,,lisle stockings,,,,,a canary,,,,,a really strong smell of fisherman's friends,,,,,,,
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I've never seen,,,,,,before. I have seen......usually before a 'punchline' or reveal or something.