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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: John on October 17, 2015, 10:46:04 AM

Title: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on October 17, 2015, 10:46:04 AM
I pinched the following short video clip from the other place as the event is something which has always intrigued me.

Jeremy Bamber had just left court having been remanded in custody on five charges of murder and had up until this point maintained his composure for the sake of the cameras.  An ITN cameraman continued to film however and caught these last few seconds through the side windows of the prison transit van.

(http://i.giflike.com/uL2AI3N.gif)

It clearly was a sneer but why then?

Was this for a split second, the real Jeremy?

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Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Myster on October 17, 2015, 11:06:30 AM
The frown was because he'd realised his plan had been rumbled... and grin appeared when the cameraman shouted - "SAY CHEESE!"

Cue Holly - "You can't tell anything from a person's expression!"
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on October 17, 2015, 11:27:07 AM
The frown was because he'd realised his plan had been rumbled... and grin appeared when the cameraman shouted - "SAY CHEESE!"

Cue Holly - "You can't tell anything from a person's expression!"

If you look closely at the reflection in the side window you can just about see someone walk into shot.  Maybe the sneer was for their benefit?
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on October 17, 2015, 01:11:34 PM
The frown was because he'd realised his plan had been rumbled... and grin appeared when the cameraman shouted - "SAY CHEESE!"

Cue Holly - "You can't tell anything from a person's expression!"

That's not strictly true, if it was we wouldn't have body language experts, but I don't think it's possible to determine the underlying emotions without understanding the circumstances/stimuli.  In the case of the JB clip above he was actually smiling at his friends and supporters who stood outside court to show their support:

http://www.theguardian.com/uk/video/2011/jan/30/jeremy-bamber-new-evidence-video

@ 11.20 in

I'm sure we can all picture images of notorious criminals driven in and out of court in secure vehicles with a baying public and a handful breaking police barriers to bang on the vehicle. Where was the baying crowd when JB appeared at court?

I thought lessons might have been learned after Christopher Jefferies/Joanna Yeates but sadly not  8(8-))

I can appreciate others not sharing my views on JB's case based on the main aspects eg phone calls, JM's testimony, silencer etc, etc but an attempt to draw something meaningful from the above is imo nothing other than a modern day witch hunt and the sort of low level debate I have come to expect from the Blue Forum. 

I suspect many would like to put me on witches chair over my support for JB  8)><( 

PS Myster is it poss to add times to non YouTube links? 

Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: puglove on October 17, 2015, 01:21:21 PM
I pinched the following short video clip from the other place as the event is something which has always intrigued me.

Jeremy Bamber had just left court and had up until this point maintained his composure for the sake of the cameras.  An ITN cameraman continued to film however and caught these last few seconds through the side windows of the prison transit.

(http://i.giflike.com/uL2AI3N.gif)

It clearly was a sneer but why then?

Was this for a split second, the real Jeremy?

Ugh. Not a shred of grief for his dead family, or incredulity at being arrested for a crime he didn't commit. The arrogant, fish-faced git.

I wonder how he's getting on playing hunt-the-carbolic with Mick Philpott?     8)-)))
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Myster on October 17, 2015, 02:37:21 PM
That's not strictly true, if it was we wouldn't have body language experts, but I don't think it's possible to determine the underlying emotions without understanding the circumstances/stimuli.  In the case of the JB clip above he was actually smiling at his friends and supporters who stood outside court to show their support:

http://www.theguardian.com/uk/video/2011/jan/30/jeremy-bamber-new-evidence-video (http://www.theguardian.com/uk/video/2011/jan/30/jeremy-bamber-new-evidence-video)

@ 11.20 in

I'm sure we can all picture images of notorious criminals driven in and out of court in secure vehicles with a baying public and a handful breaking police barriers to bang on the vehicle. Where was the baying crowd when JB appeared at court?
I thought lessons might have been learned after Christopher Jefferies/Joanna Yeates but sadly not  8(8-))

I can appreciate others not sharing my views on JB's case based on the main aspects eg phone calls, JM's testimony, silencer etc, etc but an attempt to draw something meaningful from the above is imo nothing other than a modern day witch hunt and the sort of low level debate I have come to expect from the Blue Forum. 

I suspect many would like to put me on witches chair over my support for JB  8)><( 

PS Myster is it poss to add times to non YouTube links?

His eyes followed the video camera, not his friends' faces (if he had any by that time).

I noticed in the Guardian video that the moderator on a blue background is not the one with the blood, scratches and embedded paint which was analyzed. Probably one handed in later by the relatives.

I don't know any way of adding times to other video types, but some geeky McCannic might.

Put a selfie up and if we see you've got a stubbly chin and warty nose, then you're definitely for the ducking stool.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on October 17, 2015, 03:08:13 PM
His eyes followed the video camera, not his friends' faces (if he had any by that time).

I noticed in the Guardian video that the moderator on a blue background is not the one with the blood, scratches and embedded paint which was analyzed. Probably one handed in later by the relatives.

I don't know any way of adding times to other video types, but some geeky McCannic might.

Put a selfie up and if we see you've got a stubbly chin and warty nose, then you're definitely for the ducking stool.

He said he was smiling at his friends and supporters.  As he walks into the court he looks to the right and smiles and then to the left where you can see a group of young males smiling.  There's an image in the reflection of the vehicle window which I think might be his solicitor at the time Bruce Bowler.  I recognise the dodgy hair and style.  A sort of wiry birds nest.  If the locals thought he was responsible why were they not shouting abuse and pelting him with eggs?

No fear...I don't want you lot mass debating over me  8)><(

You're right I'm on my best behaviour on IA no mass debating and I've even dropped my Goodhead! 

Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on October 17, 2015, 05:44:53 PM
Ugh. Not a shred of grief for his dead family, or incredulity at being arrested for a crime he didn't commit. The arrogant, fish-faced git.

I wonder how he's getting on playing hunt-the-carbolic with Mick Philpott?     8)-)))

I think he's always kept well stocked up with soap from his female supporters in an attempt to keep him on the straight and narrow  8(0(*

And no I'm not one of his female supporters in that sense.  I'm currently half watching RSA -V- Wales rugby 2015 world cup ie I prefer real men.  Contrast these guys with JB circa mid 80's. 
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: anglolawyer on October 19, 2015, 01:37:11 PM
Golly!   You guys attach weight to this crap?   Oh dear.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Myster on October 19, 2015, 05:33:29 PM
Golly!   You guys attach weight to this crap?   Oh dear.

Naahh, it's just a bit of tongue-in-cheek entertainment to pass time while we're all completely bambered... but I still don't trust shifty-looking chancers whose eyebrows meet in the middle.

I was expecting earth-shattering evidence from these two recent books, but all we got was a regurgitation of material from previous authors and the net, and a questionable lag's letter fantasizing about puppet-master Bamber standing behind Sheila, pulling her strings, directing the shots, and reloading the magazine.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: APRIL on October 19, 2015, 07:08:48 PM
Naahh, it's just a bit of tongue-in-cheek entertainment to pass time while we're all completely bambered... but I still don't trust shifty-looking chancers whose eyebrows meet in the middle.

I was expecting earth-shattering evidence from these two recent books, but all we got was a regurgitation of material from previous authors and the net, and a questionable lag's letter fantasizing about puppet-master Bamber standing behind Sheila, pulling her strings, directing the shots, and reloading the magazine.

I think, just for a moment, there was a significant holding of breath on both red and blue, both hoping for something miraculous -and hitherto, unknown- to be revealed. I haven't read PH's offering but there was a remarkably good and insightful Bamber background given by CAL. Other than that, I think that between red and blue, we could produce more about the case than all previous authors put together. Chances are we may already have given ideas to some.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on October 20, 2015, 08:36:20 AM
Naahh, it's just a bit of tongue-in-cheek entertainment to pass time while we're all completely bambered... but I still don't trust shifty-looking chancers whose eyebrows meet in the middle.

I was expecting earth-shattering evidence from these two recent books, but all we got was a regurgitation of material from previous authors and the net, and a questionable lag's letter fantasizing about puppet-master Bamber standing behind Sheila, pulling her strings, directing the shots, and reloading the magazine.

As I've said previously I have reason to believe another book is in the making with an altogether different edge!  Nothing concrete  8(0(*. Author not H G Wells.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Myster on October 20, 2015, 08:52:45 AM
As I've said previously I have reason to believe another book is in the making with an altogether different edge!  Nothing concrete  8(0(* . Author not H G Wells.

There's a clue in there somewhere  &%+((£ ... but it needs a Philadelphia lawyer anglolawyer to work it out.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: david1819 on October 21, 2015, 12:23:35 AM
I pinched the following short video clip from the other place as the event is something which has always intrigued me.

Jeremy Bamber had just left court and had up until this point maintained his composure for the sake of the cameras.  An ITN cameraman continued to film however and caught these last few seconds through the side windows of the prison transit.

(http://i.giflike.com/uL2AI3N.gif)

It clearly was a sneer but why then?

Was this for a split second, the real Jeremy?

That's incorrect. This was taken when he was re arrested once he returned from holiday September 29th 1985. 
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Myster on October 21, 2015, 04:34:52 AM
That's incorrect. This was taken when he was re arrested once he returned from holiday September 29th 1985.

John's right - he was leaving court after a short appearance.  ITN news footage, see beginning (entering) and end (leaving)...

http://www.itnsource.com/shotlist//ITN/1985/09/30/AS300985018/?s=jeremy+bamber&st=0&pn=1 (http://www.itnsource.com/shotlist//ITN/1985/09/30/AS300985018/?s=jeremy+bamber&st=0&pn=1)
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: david1819 on October 21, 2015, 03:19:14 PM
John's right - he was leaving court after a short appearance.  ITN news footage, see beginning (entering) and end (leaving)...

http://www.itnsource.com/shotlist//ITN/1985/09/30/AS300985018/?s=jeremy+bamber&st=0&pn=1 (http://www.itnsource.com/shotlist//ITN/1985/09/30/AS300985018/?s=jeremy+bamber&st=0&pn=1)

That link confirms I am correct, in the top left it's dated as published 30th September, the day after he was arrested when this footage was published. Weather he is leaving or entering I don't know but it's definatley the 29th. He is sun tanned and wearing casual clothes, he was not expecting to be in court that's for sure, otherwise he would be more suited and booted
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on October 21, 2015, 04:05:39 PM
(http://i.imgur.com/BT4hLg6.jpg?1)


29 September 1985 – Jeremy Bamber was re-arrested on his return to England after two weeks on holiday in France and charged with five counts of murder.  The picture was taken as he left court after being remanded in custody.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: david1819 on October 21, 2015, 09:07:51 PM
(http://i.imgur.com/BT4hLg6.jpg?1)


29 September 1985 – Jeremy Bamber was re-arrested on his return to England after two weeks on holiday in France and charged with five counts of murder.  The picture was taken as he left court after being remanded in custody.

When you began the threat I misunderstood you when said court. I thought you where meaning court asif the trial in 1986
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: mercury on October 21, 2015, 10:18:20 PM
(http://i.imgur.com/BT4hLg6.jpg?1)


29 September 1985 – Jeremy Bamber was re-arrested on his return to England after two weeks on holiday in France and charged with five counts of murder.  The picture was taken as he left court after being remanded in custody.

That's not a look an innocent person would have when charged with multiple murder,surely....looks like he's posing for some pre raphaelite painting  wtf
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: APRIL on October 22, 2015, 08:19:00 AM
That's not a look an innocent person would have when charged with multiple murder,surely....looks like he's posing for some pre raphaelite painting  wtf


I'd have said more like he was preparing to audition for the part of Damien in Omen.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: david1819 on October 22, 2015, 11:43:38 PM
That's not a look an innocent person would have when charged with multiple murder,surely


And what is an innocent person charged with multiple murder supposed to look like? There is no benchmark or standard to this and it will largely depend on the persons personality and how familiar they are with the legal system.

You could interpret this photograph as an innocent man ignorant of the possibility that innocent people get found guilty, so treats the situation like a Joke.

There was a time when I was younger I thought if your Innocent you will be found not guilty and the legal system was perfect. Had I been wrongly arrested and charged with multiple murder back then in that state of mind I would probably laugh
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: puglove on October 23, 2015, 08:29:48 AM

And what is an innocent person charged with multiple murder supposed to look like? There is no benchmark or standard to this and it will largely depend on the persons personality and how familiar they are with the legal system.

You could interpret this photograph as an innocent man ignorant of the possibility that innocent people get found guilty, so treats the situation like a Joke.

There was a time when I was younger I thought if your Innocent you will be found not guilty and the legal system was perfect. Had I been wrongly arrested and charged with multiple murder back then in that state of mind I would probably laugh

Blimey, I wouldn't laugh. If I was dragged off in handcuffs, I'd poo myself.    %56&
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on October 23, 2015, 01:54:02 PM

And what is an innocent person charged with multiple murder supposed to look like? There is no benchmark or standard to this and it will largely depend on the persons personality and how familiar they are with the legal system.

You could interpret this photograph as an innocent man ignorant of the possibility that innocent people get found guilty, so treats the situation like a Joke.

There was a time when I was younger I thought if your Innocent you will be found not guilty and the legal system was perfect. Had I been wrongly arrested and charged with multiple murder back then in that state of mind I would probably laugh

State sponsored malfeasance and corruption is alive and well unfortunately.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on October 23, 2015, 01:58:27 PM
When you began the threat I misunderstood you when said court. I thought you where meaning court asif the trial in 1986

I could have made it clearer so have edited the op. 
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: mercury on October 24, 2015, 08:21:25 PM

And what is an innocent person charged with multiple murder supposed to look like? There is no benchmark or standard to this and it will largely depend on the persons personality and how familiar they are with the legal system.

You could interpret this photograph as an innocent man ignorant of the possibility that innocent people get found guilty, so treats the situation like a Joke.

There was a time when I was younger I thought if your Innocent you will be found not guilty and the legal system was perfect. Had I been wrongly arrested and charged with multiple murder back then in that state of mind I would probably laugh

Well, a bit horrified sickened and scared at least? More so if accused of slaughtering your own family. And if he was so young and innocent even more so, and shitting hs pants too. Smiling would be my last choice.I agree with you body language/single photos can't be taken as evidence of anything, maybe he was on the wacky backy at the tme and very laid back,  was just saying. I have not studied this case so know jack.But I know many posters here who have and who normally don't get thngs too wrong.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: david1819 on October 27, 2015, 04:00:43 PM
Well, a bit horrified sickened and scared at least? More so if accused of slaughtering your own family. And if he was so young and innocent even more so, and shitting hs pants too. Smiling would be my last choice.I agree with you body language/single photos can't be taken as evidence of anything, maybe he was on the wacky backy at the tme and very laid back,  was just saying. I have not studied this case so know jack.But I know many posters here who have and who normally don't get thngs too wrong.

It depends on the persons personality, if one is innocent and unaware of miscarriage of justices and has a naïve faith in the British justice system they may not be scared at all. Depending on personality they may be sickened or find it amusing that police are making such a mistake. people react differently. you cannot get anything conclusive from a photo at all.


What can you gather from these photos? nothing. Jeremy looks normal but don't mean he is normal just because that's how the photo portrays him.

(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-E4GmEVTeJHg/UuVkfi2DnVI/AAAAAAAAKLk/BFoK00eLMa0/s1600/Jeremy+Bamber+(009).jpg)

(http://c8.alamy.com/comp/EMNR3J/jeremy-bamber-being-lead-into-chelmsford-crown-court-at-the-start-EMNR3J.jpg)
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: mercury on October 27, 2015, 11:32:30 PM
Well david what can i say except for to observe that discussion about the case and conviction has gone on for decades...could be a sign of a NOT cut and dry case.....is there any case in history where someone professed their  innocence for so long and was found guilty after all ? By irrefutBle evidence? iF there WAS irrefutable evidence here why is he protesting innocence still?
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volum
Post by: mercury on October 28, 2015, 05:25:46 AM
David, if you thnk he is innicent who do u thnk set him up?

Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on October 28, 2015, 01:24:35 PM
That's not a look an innocent person would have when charged with multiple murder,surely....looks like he's posing for some pre raphaelite painting  wtf

Layered up again as he apparently was on the night/morning he stood outside WHF.  Obviously feels the cold. 
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: david1819 on October 28, 2015, 06:40:46 PM
Well david what can i say except for to observe that discussion about the case and conviction has gone on for decades...could be a sign of a NOT cut and dry case.....is there any case in history where someone professed their  innocence for so long and was found guilty after all ? By irrefutBle evidence? iF there WAS irrefutable evidence here why is he protesting innocence still?

Only two answers really, Either he is innocent or he is guilty and knows that confessing is not in his best interest.

There is a third possibility that being he is guilty and actually believes he is innocent due to amnesia and mental illness but I don't think this is the case.

Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volum
Post by: david1819 on October 28, 2015, 06:46:49 PM
David, if you thnk he is innicent who do u thnk set him up?

If he is innocent I don't think anyone maliciously set him up knowing he is innocent.  The only plausible situation I would accept is that after Julie Mugford told the police they took her word for it and under the impression they made a huge mistake by dismantling evidence and closing the case they felt justified in manufactured evidence believing it would bring Justice.

Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on October 28, 2015, 08:15:26 PM
He looks stunned in this pic:

Post trial/sentencing
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on October 28, 2015, 08:19:03 PM
He looks stunned in this pic:

Post trial/sentencing.  Perhaps the enormity of it all finally hit home maybe sadly too late  &%+((£
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak vo
Post by: mercury on October 29, 2015, 03:26:15 AM
If he is innocent I don't think anyone maliciously set him up knowing he is innocent.  The only plausible situation I would accept is that after Julie Mugford told the police they took her word for it and under the impression they made a huge mistake by dismantling evidence and closing the case they felt justified in manufactured evidence believing it would bring Justice.
police f** up, or manipulating, what a surprise
from the little I know Julie was a waste of space and quite a horrible character

Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on November 01, 2015, 01:14:45 AM
It is well known that prisoners who deny their guilt and who have spent many years in prison often honestly believe in their own innocence.  Jeremy has been incarcerated since 1985 and has spent much longer in prison than his original sentence of 25 years.  Can you just imagine how that alone has affected his ability to make sound and reasoned judgements any more.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Daisy on November 01, 2015, 09:12:13 AM
It is well known that prisoners who deny their guilt and who have spent many years in prison often honestly believe in their own innocence.  Jeremy has been incarcerated since 1985 and has spent much longer in prison than his original sentence of 25 years.  Can you just imagine how that alone has affected his ability to make sound and reasoned judgements any more.

I think it is now time for Jeremy to undergo hypnosis. It may jog his memory as to exactly what happened that night!
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on November 01, 2015, 10:34:40 AM
I think it is now time for Jeremy to undergo hypnosis. It may jog his memory as to exactly what happened that night!

As an alternative to the polygraph you could be onto something there Daisy, I wonder would he agree to it?
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Myster on November 01, 2015, 11:03:00 AM
I think it is now time for Jeremy to undergo hypnosis. It may jog his memory as to exactly what happened that night!

Methinks there are too many skeletons in his cupboard that a hypnotist might reveal.  8(8-))
And if he can fiddle a polygraph test, then he'll be genning up on how to feign a hypnotic trance!  %56&
 
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 01, 2015, 12:25:23 PM
It is well known that prisoners who deny their guilt and who have spent many years in prison often honestly believe in their own innocence.  Jeremy has been incarcerated since 1985 and has spent much longer in prison than his original sentence of 25 years.  Can you just imagine how that alone has affected his ability to make sound and reasoned judgements any more.

It is also well known that prisoners who deny their guilt are actually innocent and the victim of a miscarriage of justice.   
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 01, 2015, 12:39:54 PM
Methinks there are too many skeletons in his cupboard that a hypnotist might reveal.  8(8-))
And if he can fiddle a polygraph test, then he'll be genning up on how to feign a hypnotic trance!  %56&

Pseudoscience has no place in JB's case.  The only testing JB should concern himself with are tests that are admissible in a court of law and are capable of throwing doubt on the safety of his conviction.

Interestingly though I do recall Michael Hickey of the Bridgwater Four undergoing hypnotherapy (I think).  I will have to go back and find out what it was all about.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 01, 2015, 12:41:40 PM
I think it is now time for Jeremy to undergo hypnosis. It may jog his memory as to exactly what happened that night!

Hello Daisy  8((()*/
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Myster on November 01, 2015, 02:10:55 PM
Hello Daisy  8((()*/

I see you(http://i.imgur.com/tvUSWdr.jpg)'ve been stirring the pot(http://i.imgur.com/JQ0XKzc.gif) and creating a (http://i.imgur.com/UiJNZiv.jpg) over at IA... (as usual).

Clive doesn't know what he's in for!  8(8-))
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Daisy on November 01, 2015, 02:24:24 PM
Hello Daisy  8((()*/

Hello Holly. I am trying to find proof of innocence or guilt and thought hypnosis may help. It is going to be very difficult for Jeremy due to so much evidence being destroyed. Another thing concerns me. Jeremy claims to have climbed through the window to collect his passport during September. However CAL states in her book that during that entire week Jeremy was in London under police surveillance. Can she provide documents to back this up?
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Post by: mercury on November 02, 2015, 01:20:17 AM
It is also well known that prisoners who deny their guilt are actually innocent and the victim of a miscarriage of justice.   

It IS a massive fact that police in that day and age could get away with murder..and its a proven fact......today is different

just adding to the possible miscarriage of justice end

Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 02, 2015, 11:43:20 AM
Hello Holly. I am trying to find proof of innocence or guilt and thought hypnosis may help. It is going to be very difficult for Jeremy due to so much evidence being destroyed. Another thing concerns me. Jeremy claims to have climbed through the window to collect his passport during September. However CAL states in her book that during that entire week Jeremy was in London under police surveillance. Can she provide documents to back this up?

I think proof of innocence or guilt can be found by today's science and technology.  What was available at the time of the investigation/JB's trial is radically different compared with now.

- Ballistics testing on rifle/ammo with silencer to determine whether 'draw-back' is possible.

- Analyse blood using conventional serology: antigens, enzymes and protein after subjecting to the same conditions as the 'flake' underwent: firing of rifle/hot gases and ambient temperature over 5 weeks

- Test whether females long polished finger nails are able to prepare rifle for fire and fire 25 rounds without causing damage to nails and polish.

- Test how many times novices need to observe an experienced handler prepare the weapon for fire before they are able to accomplish. 

- Complete tests on the scratch marks found on the aga.  As I understand it the CCRC rejected Peter Sutherst's evidence based on another expert (Andy Law off the top of my head) criticising his methods rather than the conclusion. 

- Review of SoC using crime scene photos enhanced by modern technology eg location of casings to determine who was shot where exactly.

- Review of pathological evidence with particular emphasis on the wounds NB sustained upstairs to determine whether or not he was capable of entering into a violent struggle downstairs.

- Review of June and SC's psychiatric histories based on experts using modern psychiatry/psychology and neuroscience.

- Test bullets used and compare any chemical deposits left on hands; it appears bullets tested for trial compared with SC's hand swabs were different from the actual bullets used. 

Only the above can assist JB.  He is not entitled to legal aid and I see no evidence of JB or his campaign team fund raising.  IMO poring over case docs is not the way forward.  If there's anything incriminating for the prosecution it will surely be long gone ie destroyed not held under PII?  Paperwork that gives the appearance of assisting the defence eg call from NB to EP will simply be written off by CCRC.

Can you think of any tests?

Much of what we discuss on the forums and is presented in the media is irrelevant.  Only new evidence that is measurable by established branches of science can assist JB now.

I'll come back to you later re the other points.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Daisy on November 02, 2015, 01:44:22 PM
I think proof of innocence or guilt can be found by today's science and technology.  What was available at the time of the investigation/JB's trial is radically different compared with now.

- Ballistics testing on rifle/ammo with silencer to determine whether 'draw-back' is possible.

- Analyse blood using conventional serology: antigens, enzymes and protein after subjecting to the same conditions as the 'flake' underwent: firing of rifle/hot gases and ambient temperature over 5 weeks

- Test whether females long polished finger nails are able to prepare rifle for fire and fire 25 rounds without causing damage to nails and polish.

- Test how many times novices need to observe an experienced handler prepare the weapon for fire before they are able to accomplish. 

- Complete tests on the scratch marks found on the aga.  As I understand it the CCRC rejected Peter Sutherst's evidence based on another expert (Andy Law off the top of my head) criticising his methods rather than the conclusion. 

- Review of SoC using crime scene photos enhanced by modern technology eg location of casings to determine who was shot where exactly.

- Review of pathological evidence with particular emphasis on the wounds NB sustained upstairs to determine whether or not he was capable of entering into a violent struggle downstairs.

- Review of June and SC's psychiatric histories based on experts using modern psychiatry/psychology and neuroscience.

- Test bullets used and compare any chemical deposits left on hands; it appears bullets tested for trial compared with SC's hand swabs were different from the actual bullets used. 

Only the above can assist JB.  He is not entitled to legal aid and I see no evidence of JB or his campaign team fund raising.  IMO poring over case docs is not the way forward.  If there's anything incriminating for the prosecution it will surely be long gone ie destroyed not held under PII?  Paperwork that gives the appearance of assisting the defence eg call from NB to EP will simply be written off by CCRC.

Can you think of any tests?

Much of what we discuss on the forums and is presented in the media is irrelevant.  Only new evidence that is measurable by established branches of science can assist JB now.

I'll come back to you later re the other points.

I am sure Jeremy has gone through every scenario with a fine tooth comb. If I trawl through the many documents I have I could probably find  answers to many of your questions. You are obviously intelligent and have a real interest in the case. Have you thought of joining the campaign team? They are going nowhere at the moment and think they have lost momentum. You may be looking too deeply though. These murders were carefully planned and the shots were on target. I cannot believe Sheila was capable with or without medication. As I know Jeremy and have spent many hours with him I don't want to believe he could be capable but it is becoming increasingly likely that he carried out this terrible act.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 02, 2015, 06:44:59 PM
I am sure Jeremy has gone through every scenario with a fine tooth comb. If I trawl through the many documents I have I could probably find  answers to many of your questions. You are obviously intelligent and have a real interest in the case. Have you thought of joining the campaign team? They are going nowhere at the moment and think they have lost momentum. You may be looking too deeply though. These murders were carefully planned and the shots were on target. I cannot believe Sheila was capable with or without medication. As I know Jeremy and have spent many hours with him I don't want to believe he could be capable but it is becoming increasingly likely that he carried out this terrible act.

 &%+((£ hmmm...I think it's more a dogged belief, rightly or wrongly, that JB is the victim of a MoJ.  I imagine JB struggling to get to get grips with his case on the basis that he only has access to limited resources but I might be wrong.  He has said in the past not having access to the internet is a  handicap.  Perhaps the tests I have suggested above have been carried out in the past?  What makes you think SC was incapable? 

I don't really know what goes on with the CT.  Perhaps they play their cards close to their chests?  I don't think I would fit in with JB and the CT  8)><(  For a start I totally disagree with JB's blogs re his family and the bake-off etc.  Imo he should focus on the case alone.  All the other stuff is inappropriate and irrelevant at this stage.  He could record his thoughts in a diary and publish them if his conviction is ever quashed.  Meanwhile he has friends and supporters to discuss with privately.  It is often said any publicity is good publicity but I don't agree in JB's case.  How has the bake-off helped further his cause?  As far as I can see it hasn't.  In fact the complete opposite has happened as the media, public and victim support groups have alienated him further.  If he's innocent its a harsh fact that in the eyes of the law he is guilty as charged and JB and those around him need to be mindful of this. 

I also disagree with singling out prosecution witnesses for personal attack:

http://jeremybamber.org/julie-mugford/

Claiming JM was from a working class background is again inappropriate and irrelevant.  The video is cringe- making imo.  It will not carry any weight with the media, judiciary or public at large and in fact like the bake-off might well turn off potential supporters.  Highlighting the many inconsistencies in her testimony is about the limit.

I will have to take a look at other recent campaigns that have been successful eg Amanda Knox and Rafaelle Sollecito  &%+((£       
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Myster on November 02, 2015, 07:12:33 PM
I don't know which woman of the campaign team is narrating that god awful video... but her voice is full of sarcastic venomous spite!

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It's enough to turn anyone off, whether sympathetic to his case or not!!!  %56&
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Daisy on November 02, 2015, 08:24:28 PM
I don't know which woman of the campaign team is narrating that god awful video... but her voice is full of sarcastic venomous spite!

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It's enough to turn anyone off, whether sympathetic to his case or not!!!  %56&
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I seem to remember Jeremy saying they use an actor and actress for the videos.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Daisy on November 02, 2015, 08:26:12 PM
Why does it keep attaching my reply as part of the previous persons post? Help me out John!
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Daisy on November 02, 2015, 08:28:19 PM
Holly what about the claim in CAL's book? If she is correct then Jeremy lied and what else has he lied about?
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 02, 2015, 08:59:48 PM
Holly what about the claim in CAL's book? If she is correct then Jeremy lied and what else has he lied about?

I don't have CAL's book to hand at the mo.  I'll check it out later.  The following is from the CoA:

279. In evidence the appellant stated that he had returned to the farm the night after his release or the night after that – i.e. on the 14 or 15 September. In evidence he said:

"After my arrest at Chelmsford I went to London, came back and had not got my key. I needed car documents kept in the office for a holiday and I got in the loo window. I left a note on B.Wilsons desk to ask her to pay my solicitors bills".

280. Had prosecuting counsel been informed that the appellant was in fact under surveillance and in London at the time a potentially devastating cross-examination followed by the calling of rebuttal evidence would have caused the defence much embarrassment. Mr Turner contends the matter could have been simply explained away as a mistake as to dates, the actual visit occurring on 16 or 17 September as in fact he had instructed his solicitors. We have seen his proof of evidence to that effect.


I don't really see any significance here.  We know for a fact JB went on a motoring hol to France taking his company owned (N & J Bamber Ltd) car.  It's the norm to take car docs when travelling in Europe eg insurance and recovery breakdown.  In fact I think it might be a legal requirement.  JB didn't own the car and therefore the docs were probably kept in the office at WHF.  He muddled up the dates. 

http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/overseas/general_advice.html

For those who view JB as guilty it's easy to see any actions/behaviour as suspicious when in reality they might just be benign.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Daisy on November 02, 2015, 09:23:43 PM
You need to meet him Holly. It is easy to form an opinion without ever knowing the man. It is only by communicating closely with him that you can get a real feel for the case. Why do you think so many of his long term close friends have walked away from him? He has told lie after lie and in the end one loses trust in him. Sad to say but Jeremy has no hope of ever being released. I think with your enquiring mind  and speaking to him you may change your opinion.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 03, 2015, 11:55:41 AM
I don't know which woman of the campaign team is narrating that god awful video... but her voice is full of sarcastic venomous spite!

(http://i.imgur.com/K1Du4XL.gif)
It's enough to turn anyone off, whether sympathetic to his case or not!!!  %56&
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I seem to remember Jeremy saying they use an actor and actress for the videos.

Hmmm Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction springs to mind.  The narrator sounds barking. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecWhXP2jM28
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 03, 2015, 12:04:54 PM
You need to meet him Holly. It is easy to form an opinion without ever knowing the man. It is only by communicating closely with him that you can get a real feel for the case. Why do you think so many of his long term close friends have walked away from him? He has told lie after lie and in the end one loses trust in him. Sad to say but Jeremy has no hope of ever being released. I think with your enquiring mind  and speaking to him you may change your opinion.

Daisy I wouldn't take anything JB said now seriously.  30 years incarcerated cant be good for mind, body or soul whether innocent or guilty.  If I could see results for the following tests supported the prosection case against JB that would certainly make me change my mind. 

- Ballistics testing on rifle/ammo with silencer to determine whether 'draw-back' is possible.

- Analyse blood using conventional serology: antigens, enzymes and protein after subjecting to the same conditions the 'flake' underwent: firing of rifle/hot gases and ambient temperature over 5 weeks

- Test whether females long polished finger nails are able to prepare rifle for fire and fire 25 rounds without causing damage to nails and polish.

- Test how many times novices need to observe an experienced handler prepare the weapon for fire before they are able to accomplish.

- Complete tests on the scratch marks found on the aga.  As I understand it the CCRC rejected Peter Sutherst's evidence based on another expert (Andy Law off the top of my head) criticising his methods rather than the conclusion.

- Review of SoC using crime scene photos enhanced by modern technology eg location of casings to determine who was shot where exactly.

- Review of pathological evidence with particular emphasis on the wounds NB sustained upstairs to determine whether or not he was capable of entering into a violent struggle downstairs.

- Review of June and SC's psychiatric histories based on expert opinion using modern psychiatry/psychology and neuroscience.

- Test bullets used and compare any chemical deposits left on hands; it appears bullets tested for trial compared with SC's hand swabs were different from the actual bullets used. 
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 03, 2015, 04:14:08 PM
Holly what about the claim in CAL's book? If she is correct then Jeremy lied and what else has he lied about?

Daisy I've read the excerpt in CAL's book re JB entering WHF via a window post tragedy.  P334/5.  As far as I can see it's a repeat of what I posted from the CoA doc.  It seems JB gave the incorrect dates but I don't see the advantage to him in doing this.  Think he was genuinely mistaken.     
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Myster on November 03, 2015, 05:07:20 PM
#54 looks like a wish-list you wish Daisy would finance, but I think she's seen the light after having her fingers burnt time and time again.

Thing is... when are you going to U-turn?  &%+((£

(Note to self: I must stop riddling my sentences with batty cliches).
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Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Myster on November 03, 2015, 05:13:31 PM
Why does it keep attaching my reply as part of the previous persons post? Help me out John!

If you haven't yet worked it out, Daisy... I think you deleted the "]" after the second "/quote" by mistake.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Daisy on November 03, 2015, 07:22:08 PM
If you haven't yet worked it out, Daisy... I think you deleted the "]" after the second "/quote" by mistake.


Thank you Myster.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Daisy on November 03, 2015, 07:25:39 PM
Daisy I've read the excerpt in CAL's book re JB entering WHF via a window post tragedy.  P334/5.  As far as I can see it's a repeat of what I posted from the CoA doc.  It seems JB gave the incorrect dates but I don't see the advantage to him in doing this.  Think he was genuinely mistaken.     

Jeremy is very precise about every other date  so why would he be mistaken? You are doing what so many of his friends have done.....made excuses for him. We have seen the light and hope you do one day. I don't mean this unkindly.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 04, 2015, 02:23:11 PM
Jeremy is very precise about every other date  so why would he be mistaken? You are doing what so many of his friends have done.....made excuses for him. We have seen the light and hope you do one day. I don't mean this unkindly.

Daisy I'm not sure I could be counted as JB's friends or vice-versa.  I've never met the guy or even spoken with him on the phone and unlikely to ever do so.  My contact has been limited to the exchange of a dozen or so pieces of correspondence over nearly 4 years.  As per my tagline it isn't all about JB; its about SC too.  I think SC and JB were placed in a totally unsuitable adoptive family.  There's no doubt the Bambers were decent people and well intentioned but the needs of babies/children placed for adoption must come first; not the needs of adoptive parents.  June Bamber should never have been approved to adopt with her long history of mental illness which was all bound up with her infertility and decision to adopt.  Prior to adopting SC June had already suffered a serious mental breakdown requiring in-patient psychiatric care and a further breakdown prior to adopting JB.  There's much evidence suggesting June had a very troubled relationship with SC and to a lesser degree JB too.  There's also academic research suggesting adoptive parents with strong religious beliefs might struggle to accept children born illegitimate which SC and JB were.  Had SC and JB have remained with their birth families or been adopted by a.n other family would SC have developed mental illness and would JB have been convicted of mass murder?  Had June have had birth children would she have experienced three breakdowns requiring in-patient psychiatric care?   

 
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 04, 2015, 03:06:23 PM
#54 looks like a wish-list you wish Daisy would finance, but I think she's seen the light after having her fingers burnt time and time again.

Thing is... when are you going to U-turn?  &%+((£

(Note to self: I must stop riddling my sentences with batty cliches).
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I made the offer to JB to fund some tests.  No response.  I know he received the email too. 

None of the tests I have suggested involve expensive materials so costs are in the main professional fees.  I doubt many charge more than £350 per hour.  A reasonable level of funding could wrap the case up one way or the other fairly swiftly.  I can't see any evidence of fund raising on the 'official' site.  Therefore the saga is ongoing  8)><(  The idea there's some golden nugget in the case docs, whether released or held under pii, capable of getting past CCRC, let alone the CoA, is imo pie in the sky.

Without funding and further tests JB can expect many more Xmases on mushy sprouts and lovingly stroking many lathered up pussy soaps on rope  8)><( 8)><(
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on November 04, 2015, 05:20:21 PM
I made the offer to JB to fund some tests.  No response.  I know he received the email too. 

None of the tests I have suggested involve expensive materials so costs are in the main professional fees.  I doubt many charge more than £350 per hour.  A reasonable level of funding could wrap the case up one way or the other fairly swiftly.  I can't see any evidence of fund raising on the 'official' site.  Therefore the saga is ongoing  8)><(  The idea there's some golden nugget in the case docs, whether released or held under pii, capable of getting past CCRC, let alone the CoA, is imo pie in the sky.

Without funding and further tests JB can expect many more Xmases on mushy sprouts and lovingly stroking many lathered up pussy soaps on rope  8)><( 8)><(

I don't believe any tests will do any good at this stage Holly.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 04, 2015, 05:39:30 PM
I don't believe any tests will do any good at this stage Holly.

We shall see...
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on November 04, 2015, 06:08:57 PM
We shall see...

Unless there are further breakthroughs in DNA analyses of course.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 04, 2015, 06:36:24 PM
Unless there are further breakthroughs in DNA analyses of course.

I dont believe DNA testing could be used for or against JB due to the fact it hadn't even been envisaged in 85/86 and therefore exhibits were not protected against contamination.

Imo the tests I have suggested have plenty of mileage. 

This forum asserts (along with the prosecution at trial) SC could not have loaded the gun without damaging her long manicured and polished nails.  So lets bring together a dozen or so females with long manicured and polished nails and ask them to load the mag twice and fire the rifle 25 times each and lets see what impact this has on their nails and polish if indeed any.  This in itself is clearly nowhere near enough to overturn JB's conviction but it's a point that is currently based on fiction not fact.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: puglove on November 04, 2015, 06:52:00 PM
I dont believe DNA testing could be used for or against JB due to the fact it hadn't even been envisaged in 85/86 and therefore exhibits were not protected against contamination.

Imo the tests I have suggested have plenty of mileage. 

This forum asserts (along with the prosecution at trial) SC could not have loaded the gun without damaging her long manicured and polished nails.  So lets bring together a dozen or so females with long manicured and polished nails and ask them to load the mag twice and fire the rifle 25 times each and lets see what impact this has on their nails and polish if indeed any.  This in itself is clearly nowhere near enough to overturn JB's conviction but it's a point that is currently based on fiction not fact.

As long as the dozen or so females have the same mental, medication and coordination problems as Sheila did, Holl.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Myster on November 04, 2015, 07:19:25 PM
I've got a better idea, which needs only one healthy but desperate participant. Grow your nails to a suitable length, then make a return trip to your beloved gunsmith and ask if you can let one off in their back room (an Anschutz, I mean). Video your beautifully manicured and painted fingernails before, during and after loading the magazine twice, then upload it to Youtube for us to see how many you broke.

For more authenticity and extra titillation, I'd prefer it if you wore a rig-out similar to Farm Girl's.  8((()*/
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: APRIL on November 04, 2015, 07:46:56 PM
I've got a better idea, which needs only one healthy but desperate participant. Grow your nails to a suitable length, then make a return trip to your beloved gunsmith and ask if you can let one off in their back room (an Anschutz, I mean). Video your beautifully manicured and painted fingernails before, during and after loading the magazine twice, then upload it to Youtube for us to see how many you broke.

For more authenticity and extra titillation, I'd prefer it if you wore a rig-out similar to Farm Girl's.  8((()*/

Sorry Myster, a Farm Girl rig-out is nowhere near enough. It needs to be someone with the same degree of gun handling knowledge/incompetence as Sheila. Her nails would have to be only as strong as were Sheila's and exactly the same length. Regarding the manicure, you'd need to ascertain whether Sheila had used an undercoat, how many coats of polish she'd applied and whether she'd applied a top coat. It would also be helpful to know how old was the manicure.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 04, 2015, 08:30:01 PM
As long as the dozen or so females have the same mental, medication and coordination problems as Sheila did, Holl.

Yes further tests would be required for to demonstrate the effects of very limited experience with firearms and potential coordintion issues due to Haloperidol. 

Has there ever been any professional opinion re use of firearms based on coordination/Haloperidol?  Or just AE's claims re pouring a cup of tea and putting beans on toast?
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Daisy on November 04, 2015, 10:16:59 PM
Had Sheila carried out the murders she would have been highly emotional due to her state of mind. She would have fired in a chaotic way. These were carefully planned executions carried out by someone without emotion and all shots were on target. All other theories re painted nails, adoption and June's depression are irrelevant.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: sika on November 04, 2015, 10:41:13 PM
I dont believe DNA testing could be used for or against JB due to the fact it hadn't even been envisaged in 85/86 and therefore exhibits were not protected against contamination.

Imo the tests I have suggested have plenty of mileage. 

This forum asserts (along with the prosecution at trial) SC could not have loaded the gun without damaging her long manicured and polished nails.  So lets bring together a dozen or so females with long manicured and polished nails and ask them to load the mag twice and fire the rifle 25 times each and lets see what impact this has on their nails and polish if indeed any.  This in itself is clearly nowhere near enough to overturn JB's conviction but it's a point that is currently based on fiction not fact.
If they pass that test, put them in a ring with a 6'4" man and see how they fair.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on November 04, 2015, 11:40:01 PM
Had Sheila carried out the murders she would have been highly emotional due to her state of mind. She would have fired in a chaotic way. These were carefully planned executions carried out by someone without emotion and all shots were on target. All other theories re painted nails, adoption and June's depression are irrelevant.

I totally agree Daisy, the shots were all targeted very carefully, they were not the  actions of a mentally unbalanced young woman.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on November 04, 2015, 11:44:51 PM
I dont believe DNA testing could be used for or against JB due to the fact it hadn't even been envisaged in 85/86 and therefore exhibits were not protected against contamination.

Imo the tests I have suggested have plenty of mileage. 

This forum asserts (along with the prosecution at trial) SC could not have loaded the gun without damaging her long manicured and polished nails.  So lets bring together a dozen or so females with long manicured and polished nails and ask them to load the mag twice and fire the rifle 25 times each and lets see what impact this has on their nails and polish if indeed any.  This in itself is clearly nowhere near enough to overturn JB's conviction but it's a point that is currently based on fiction not fact.

It's not just the nails, it's everything else which goes along with firing so many shots in such a short space of time.  No GSR on Sheila or her clothing, few fingerprints on the rifle and none on the magazine or on any of the empty casings etc etc...

There just is no forensic evidence which connects Sheila with the firing of that rifle and that is where the entire defence argument falls down.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 05, 2015, 07:56:41 AM
Had Sheila carried out the murders she would have been highly emotional due to her state of mind. She would have fired in a chaotic way. These were carefully planned executions carried out by someone without emotion and all shots were on target. All other theories re painted nails, adoption and June's depression are irrelevant.

All shots fired at victims were less than than 3 feet away.  Most shots were fired when the victims were stationary.  How could anyone miss?  If JB was responsible, a marksman at Greshams, why did he allow NB to flee the main bedroom?

SC's nails formed part of the prosecution case at trial.

Adoption and June's depression didn't form part of the defence case at trial as what is known now in terms of psychiatry/psychology/neuroscience wasn't known then but there's potential for this to be used at any future appeal.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 05, 2015, 08:01:51 AM
If they pass that test, put them in a ring with a 6'4" man and see how they fair.

Health and safety will only permit if the 6' 4" man isn't bleeding heavily internally and externally, in severe pain and hasn't lost total use of his left arm.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 05, 2015, 08:23:28 AM
It's not just the nails, it's everything else which goes along with firing so many shots in such a short space of time.  No GSR on Sheila or her clothing, few fingerprints on the rifle and none on the magazine or on any of the empty casings etc etc...

There just is no forensic evidence which connects Sheila with the firing of that rifle and that is where the entire defence argument falls down.

I agree the nails are a minor point but nevertheless it did form part of the prosecution case at trial.  Whether the defence attempted to counter this I've no idea but there's no evidence of any tests carried out.  So what we seem to have is a bunch of middle-aged males asserting if a female loaded the magazine twice, prepared the rifle for fire and fired 25 shots it would cause damage to her nails.  Let's see the evidence?

The absence of GSR doesn't indicate innocence:

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=6629.msg272805#msg272805

Fingerprints are notoriously difficult to lift from many surfaces firearms being one such surface due to texture and gun oil.  Hence only one fingerprint from JB and SC:

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=6547.msg268158#msg268158

No fingerprints found on silencer either despite being handled by relatives without gloves.

Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 05, 2015, 08:35:03 AM
I've got a better idea, which needs only one healthy but desperate participant. Grow your nails to a suitable length, then make a return trip to your beloved gunsmith and ask if you can let one off in their back room (an Anschutz, I mean). Video your beautifully manicured and painted fingernails before, during and after loading the magazine twice, then upload it to Youtube for us to see how many you broke.

For more authenticity and extra titillation, I'd prefer it if you wore a rig-out similar to Farm Girl's.  8((()*/

I think we need a representative sample of females rather than one healthy but desperate participant! 

I'm sure I could arrange a further visit to the gunsmith and carry out all manner of tests on site and off eg secluded land for test firing. 

Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on November 05, 2015, 12:36:32 PM
I agree the nails are a minor point but nevertheless it did form part of the prosecution case at trial.  Whether the defence attempted to counter this I've no idea but there's no evidence of any tests carried out.  So what we seem to have is a bunch of middle-aged males asserting if a female loaded the magazine twice, prepared the rifle for fire and fired 25 shots it would cause damage to her nails.  Let's see the evidence?

The absence of GSR doesn't indicate innocence:

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=6629.msg272805#msg272805

Fingerprints are notoriously difficult to lift from many surfaces firearms being one such surface due to texture and gun oil.  Hence only one fingerprint from JB and SC:

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=6547.msg268158#msg268158

No fingerprints found on silencer either despite being handled by relatives without gloves.

It might not be conclusive but it sure as hell points to her non culpability.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 05, 2015, 02:31:40 PM
It might not be conclusive but it sure as hell points to her non culpability.

Modern forensics shows that a lack of GSR means diddly-squat and lack of fingerprints on firearms is the norm.  How can this point to SC's non culpability?

Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on November 05, 2015, 02:34:44 PM
Modern forensics shows that a lack of GSR means diddly-squat and lack of fingerprints on firearms is the norm.  How can this point to SC's non culpability?

The converse is what you have to prove and as it stands there is no evidence Sheila handled the rifle.  And for what its worth it is most unlikely that situation will ever change despite forensic advances.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 05, 2015, 02:55:53 PM
The converse is what you have to prove and as it stands there is no evidence Sheila handled the rifle.  And for its worth it is most unlikely that situation will ever change despite forensic advances.

It depends what the objective is eg proving a point on a forum between posters or points that will assist JB at any future appeal.  GSR and fingerprints didn't even form part of the prosecution case at trial.  Bizarrely SC's intact nails and lack of lead on her hands did form part of the prosecution case at trial.  Lack of lead can almost certainly be accounted for by the actual bullets used which, were designed specifically to minimise any residues, were not the same as those used by scientists in tests and subsequently presented to the jury.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: John on November 06, 2015, 10:57:02 PM
It depends what the objective is eg proving a point on a forum between posters or points that will assist JB at any future appeal.  GSR and fingerprints didn't even form part of the prosecution case at trial.  Bizarrely SC's intact nails and lack of lead on her hands did form part of the prosecution case at trial.  Lack of lead can almost certainly be accounted for by the actual bullets used which, were designed specifically to minimise any residues, were not the same as those used by scientists in tests and subsequently presented to the jury.

There will never be another appeal Holly, Jeremy Bamber's fate was sealed by his own actions.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 07, 2015, 04:17:52 PM
There will never be another appeal Holly, Jeremy Bamber's fate was sealed by his own actions.

John, I rather suspect that if JB's conviction is quashed by CoA, as I believe it will be, you will still continue to believe him guilty as charged at his 1986 trial. 
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Daisy on November 07, 2015, 05:24:10 PM
John, I rather suspect that if JB's conviction is quashed by CoA, as I believe it will be, you will still continue to believe him guilty as charged at his 1986 trial.

Sorry Holly but Jeremy has had 30 years and many lawyers, law students and friends working for him and he is still no nearer having another appeal.  If there was any evidence to prove his innocence then a lawyer would have found it.  It would also significantly enhance his/her career.  Unfortunately he is a lost cause and as each year goes by there is less and less interest in him.  Very sad but that is the truth.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 07, 2015, 06:54:32 PM
Sorry Holly but Jeremy has had 30 years and many lawyers, law students and friends working for him and he is still no nearer having another appeal.  If there was any evidence to prove his innocence then a lawyer would have found it.  It would also significantly enhance his/her career.  Unfortunately he is a lost cause and as each year goes by there is less and less interest in him.  Very sad but that is the truth.

I have to disagree Daisy.  When I look at many high profile MoJ's across the world, including other forms of injustice eg Stephen Lawrence and Hillsborough, lawyers have not been the driving force at getting to the truth:

- Bridgwater Four - Ann Whelan (Mother of Michael Hickey) and campaiging journalist Paul Foot

- Stephen Downing - Family and editor of Matlock Mercury Don Hale

- David Bain - Joe Karam former New Zealand international rugby player

- Stephen Lawrence - Doreen Lawrence (Mother)

- Hillsborough - Families

- Amanda Knox and Rafaelle Sollecito - Families and a diverse group of friends and supporters

JB has been severely handicapped by lack of family support and sadly the vaccuum has been filled by a number of cranks over the years.  David Bain was without family support but he benefitted from Joe Karam. 

I firmly believe that JB and his supporters have every reason to feel confident and optimistic that the truth will eventually out. 
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Myster on November 07, 2015, 09:25:41 PM
The truth's already out, it has been for quite a long time... and it's patently obvious that he doesn't have any close family support because he murdered them all.

I think it's time for your weary annual prediction which is always hopelessly innacurate and will never be fulfilled. You ready and waiting, sika?
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 07, 2015, 10:25:49 PM
The truth's already out, it has been for quite a long time... and it's patently obvious that he doesn't have any close family support because he murdered them all.

I think it's time for your weary annual prediction which is always hopelessly innacurate and will never be fulfilled. You ready and waiting, sika?

"The wheels of justice turn slowly but grind exceedingly fine."

Meanwhile CiN benefits from a little donation from little ol me  8((()*/

Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: scipio_usmc on November 08, 2015, 03:57:29 PM
Modern forensics shows that a lack of GSR means diddly-squat and lack of fingerprints on firearms is the norm.  How can this point to SC's non culpability?

This is blatantly false.  A lack of GSR is a significant point used to acquit UNLESS the killer had opportunity and motive to do something to wash away GSR.change.

You make up your own BS constantly and just demonstrate how biased and ridiculous you are in the process.

Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: puglove on November 08, 2015, 06:25:51 PM
"The wheels of justice turn slowly but grind exceedingly fine."

Meanwhile CiN benefits from a little donation from little ol me  8((()*/

Blimey Holl, it's been 30 years and sod-all to show for it....if they turn much slower and grind much finer, he'll be having his sprouts intravenously.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: scipio_usmc on November 08, 2015, 06:46:01 PM
John, I rather suspect that if JB's conviction is quashed by CoA, as I believe it will be, you will still continue to believe him guilty as charged at his 1986 trial.

The fact you believe the COA is going to quash his conviction demonstrates you live in lala land.  What arguments will even be made at this point to the CCRC that will get past them let alone will actually get the COA to rule in Jeremy's favor?

Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 08, 2015, 09:11:18 PM
Blimey Holl, it's been 30 years and sod-all to show for it....if they turn much slower and grind much finer, he'll be having his sprouts intravenously.

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Positive Mental Attitude  ?>)()<
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: scipio_usmc on November 08, 2015, 09:12:09 PM
@)(++(*

Positive Mental Attitude  ?>)()<

He must be smoking a joint
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 09, 2015, 12:20:54 AM
Modern forensics shows that a lack of GSR means diddly-squat and lack of fingerprints on firearms is the norm.  How can this point to SC's non culpability?

Yes lack of GSR didn't form part of the prosecution case at trial.  Perhaps it was known then that a lack of GSR doesn't indicate innocence?

"A rifle or shotgun may not deposit GSR on hands, but more likely in the crook of the support arm". (Dalby et al, 2010)

"A rapid loss in numbers of GSR particles occurs from 1 to 3 hours post firearm discharge, though maximum recovery times of 1 to 48 hours have been reported". (Dalby et al, 2010)

http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/TUTORIAL/GUNS/GUNGSR.html

The absence of GSR does not indicate innocence.

"There are factors that contribute to particulate loss that must also be taken into consideration. For instance, suppose a firearm is discharged in a static environment (no wind or airflow). Hand samples are then collected immediately after the discharge on clean, dry hands. It would not be unusual to detect hundreds to thousands of GSR particles on these samples. Alternately, suppose a firearm was discharged outside during a windy day with inclement weather. Samples are collected several hours after the discharge, giving the subjects ample time to move, shake off, wipe, or wash their hands. In this instance, it might not be possible to find any GSR particles on the samples. This absence of gunshot residue is not an indication that the subject is innocent of discharging a firearm. All factors concerning particulate loss must be taken into account when determining if results are consistent with the aspects of a specific scenario".

http://www.forensicmag.com/articles/2012/09/science-behind-gsr-separating-fact-fiction

So based on the above it appears if a rifle or shotgun is fired GSR is more likely to be deposited in the crook of the arm and in any event a rapid loss of particles occurs 1 to 3 hours post firearm discharge.  Plus environmental conditions such as airflow and movement might remove GSR particles.

The situation at WHF:

- Rifle

- SC was found in the main bedroom near an open window which created some airflow

- DI Cook moved SC's hand

- hand swabs were not taken until post mortem which was afternoon of 7th Aug so assuming SC died at circa 3.30am some 10 hours later at least after rifle last discharged

- bags used at SoC to secure SC's hands for forensic evidence were not examined so they may have yielded vital evidence







Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: scipio_usmc on November 09, 2015, 07:47:48 AM
Yes lack of GSR didn't form part of the prosecution case at trial.  Perhaps it was known then that a lack of GSR doesn't indicate innocence?

Yes it did.  You are living in lala land again.  One of the arguments made to the jury was the lack of soot and GSR on her hands and clothing proved she didn't fire a weapon.



"A rifle or shotgun may not deposit GSR on hands, but more likely in the crook of the support arm". (Dalby et al, 2010)

Generalizations like this are totally worthless. There are many different types of shotguns and rifles and each type are very different from one another. 

This is a 22LR semi-auto that functions exactly like the murder weapon:

(http://s4.postimg.org/c90tup7i5/gsrplume.jpg) 

oops it send GSR over the shooting hand not just the crook.  This is normal operation mind you not discussing how it would be if one hugged the weapon and fired like you want to pretend she did which would not only deposit GSR on her but also soot on her gown.

But of course the gun had the moderator attached as well though you pretend it didn't...

*&*%£
"A rapid loss in numbers of GSR particles occurs from 1 to 3 hours post firearm discharge, though maximum recovery times of 1 to 48 hours have been reported". (Dalby et al, 2010)

http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/TUTORIAL/GUNS/GUNGSR.html

The absence of GSR does not indicate innocence.

"There are factors that contribute to particulate loss that must also be taken into consideration. For instance, suppose a firearm is discharged in a static environment (no wind or airflow). Hand samples are then collected immediately after the discharge on clean, dry hands. It would not be unusual to detect hundreds to thousands of GSR particles on these samples. Alternately, suppose a firearm was discharged outside during a windy day with inclement weather. Samples are collected several hours after the discharge, giving the subjects ample time to move, shake off, wipe, or wash their hands. In this instance, it might not be possible to find any GSR particles on the samples. This absence of gunshot residue is not an indication that the subject is innocent of discharging a firearm. All factors concerning particulate loss must be taken into account when determining if results are consistent with the aspects of a specific scenario".

http://www.forensicmag.com/articles/2012/09/science-behind-gsr-separating-fact-fiction

So based on the above it appears if a rifle or shotgun is fired GSR is more likely to be deposited in the crook of the arm and in any event a rapid loss of particles occurs 1 to 3 hours post firearm discharge.  Plus environmental conditions such as airflow and movement might remove GSR particles.

The situation at WHF:

- Rifle

- SC was found in the main bedroom near an open window which created some airflow

- DI Cook moved SC's hand

- hand swabs were not taken until post mortem which was afternoon of 7th Aug so assuming SC died at circa 3.30am some 10 hours later at least after rifle last discharged

- bags used at SoC to secure SC's hands for forensic evidence were not examined so they may have yielded vital evidence

The source you posted is referring to GSR leaving the hands of someone ALIVE moving around touching thing for 1-3 hours not dead bodies.  Clothing and hair take FAR longer to have GSR leave and transfer elsewhere.  Her clothing had no GSR either.

She was dead not moving around.

Police put bags over her hands to prevent any loss of GSR while they moved her body.  Just moving her arm would not result in all GSR leaving her hands and getting on the cop who touched her.

Your claim they didn't examine the bags is an out and out lie.  It doesn't matter if they examined her 48 hours after the bags were placed on her hands the GSR had no way to leave it doesn't breakdown and dissipate it is removed by transfer.

The airflow from the slightly open window would not have done squat to her it wasn't near her body there used to be a window near her body but it was sealed up.

All your claims are complete nonsense from start to finish.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 09, 2015, 03:14:56 PM
Yes it did.  You are living in lala land again.  One of the arguments made to the jury was the lack of soot and GSR on her hands and clothing proved she didn't fire a weapon.

Can you provide any trial testimony which refers to soot and GSR.  The prosecution case against JB is set out at point 151 in the CoA doc no mention of soot or GSR:

151. The prosecution relied upon the following areas of evidence:

i) The appellant's expressed dislike of his family;

ii) His speaking of his plans to kill his family and thereafter his confessions to his girlfriend, Julie Mugford;

iii) The finding of his mother's bicycle at Goldhanger;

iv) The appellant's admitted ability to effect covert entry into and exit from the farmhouse and the finding of the hacksaw blade outside the bathroom window. His claim to have entered the house in that way after the first arrest was an attempt to explain these findings;

v) Because on the facts of the case it could only have been the appellant or Sheila Caffell who carried out the killings, the factors below proved they were not the responsibility of the appellant's sister:

a) Although seriously mentally ill, there had been no indication of any deterioration in her mental health in the days before the killings. Neither had she expressed any recent suicidal thoughts and the expert evidence was that she would not have harmed her children or her father;

b) Save for the appellant nobody had seen her use a gun and she had no interest in them. Sheila Caffell also had very poor co-ordination and would not have been capable of loading and operating the rifle nor would she have had the required knowledge to do so;

c) She would not have been able physically to have overcome her father (who was fit, strong and 6' 4" tall) during the struggle which undoubtedly took place before his death in the kitchen;

d) Her hands and feet were clean. They were not blood stained and neither was there any sugar upon them;

e) Hand swabs from her body did not reveal the levels of lead to be expected in somebody who must have re-loaded the magazine of the gun on at least two occasions; and

f) Her clothing was relatively clean and she was not injured in the way that might be expected of somebody involved in a struggle. Her long fingernails were still intact and undamaged.

vi) The sound moderator had on any view been attached to the rifle during the fight with Nevill Bamber in the kitchen. But if Sheila Caffell had committed suicide it must have been removed before she shot herself. The following aspects of the evidence established it was still in place on the gun when the appellant's sister was murdered:

a) The blood grouping analysis proved (on the particular facts of the case) that Sheila Caffell's blood was inside the moderator; and

b) Had the appellant's sister murdered the other members of her family with the moderator attached to the gun and then discovered she could not reach the trigger to kill herself, the moderator would have been found next to her body. There would have been no reason for her to have removed it and returned it to the gun cupboard before going back upstairs to commit suicide in her parents' room.

vii) The appellant's account of the telephone call from his father could be proved to be false for the following reasons:

a) His father was too badly injured to have spoken to anybody;

b) The telephone in the kitchen was not obviously blood stained;

c) As a matter of common sense, Nevill Bamber would have called the police before the appellant;

d) Had the appellant really received such a call, he would have immediately made a 999 call, alerted the farm workers who lived close to the farmhouse and then driven at speed to his parents home; and

e) Instead he had spoken to Julie Mugford before calling the police. When he subsequently contacted the Police, it was not by way of the emergency system.

viii) He stood to inherit considerable sums of money.


Generalizations like this are totally worthless. There are many different types of shotguns and rifles and each type are very different from one another. 

This is a 22LR semi-auto that functions exactly like the murder weapon:

(http://s4.postimg.org/c90tup7i5/gsrplume.jpg) 

oops it send GSR over the shooting hand not just the crook.  This is normal operation mind you not discussing how it would be if one hugged the weapon and fired like you want to pretend she did which would not only deposit GSR on her but also soot on her gown.

But of course the gun had the moderator attached as well though you pretend it didn't...

Rifle being fired which illustrates GSR

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=5594.msg268494#msg268494

The source you posted is referring to GSR leaving the hands of someone ALIVE moving around touching thing for 1-3 hours not dead bodies.  Clothing and hair take FAR longer to have GSR leave and transfer elsewhere.  Her clothing had no GSR either.

She was dead not moving around.

Police put bags over her hands to prevent any loss of GSR while they moved her body.  Just moving her arm would not result in all GSR leaving her hands and getting on the cop who touched her.

Your claim they didn't examine the bags is an out and out lie.  It doesn't matter if they examined her 48 hours after the bags were placed on her hands the GSR had no way to leave it doesn't breakdown and dissipate it is removed by transfer.

The airflow from the slightly open window would not have done squat to her it wasn't near her body there used to be a window near her body but it was sealed up.

All your claims are complete nonsense from start to finish.

The source I quoted in my post above makes the following points:

- GSR particles start to disappear after discharge
- GSR particles are more likely to land in the crook of the arm when a rifle or shotgun is fired unlike a handgun
- Any movement of the person can cause a loss of GSR particles
- Environmental factors such as airflow can cause a loss of GSR particles

All the above factors were relevant to the situation at WHF. 

SC's hands were not swabbed at SoC.  They were swabbed many hours later after DI Cook had moved her hand for DC Bird to photograph and  after DC Hammersely had moved her hands to place them in bags to preserve any forensic evidence.  SC was then placed in a body bag and transported to the lab for post-mortem.  Some considerable movement took place.  At post-mortem DC Hammersley swabbed SC's hands.  The bags secured to SC's hands were not sent for foresnic analysis as per DC Hammersely's cross-examination by Geoffrey Rivlin QC:

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=165.0;attach=229

So your claim that I lied about the bags not being sent to the lab for forensic analysis is wrong.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: scipio_usmc on November 09, 2015, 06:43:41 PM
Can you provide any trial testimony which refers to soot and GSR.  The prosecution case against JB is set out at point 151 in the CoA doc no mention of soot or GSR:

151. The prosecution relied upon the following areas of evidence:

e) Hand swabs from her body did not reveal the levels of lead to be expected in somebody who must have re-loaded the magazine of the gun on at least two occasions; and

f) Her clothing was relatively clean and she was not injured in the way that might be expected of somebody involved in a struggle. Her long fingernails were still intact and undamaged.

The Appeal decision didn't go into exacting detail of all the trial testimony.  The background SUMMARY is meant to provide a general background sufficient to make the appeal understandable.

E and F were the summaries that related to the issues.  They also noted how no GSR was found on the clothing and hands in another section.

22LR is a rimfire cartridge not centerfire.  The primer is mainly lead.  It is mainly lead that would be searched for in searching for GSR and oil/soot stains on clothing.  There would also be lead and soot stains looked for on the shooting hand as well as well as loading stains on the hand.

The prosecution expert asserted:

Gown
No soot or oil as would be expected
No GSR

Hands
No visible lead loading stains
No elevated lead levels found which would be present if having loaded the gun
No GSR which is very closely related to the finding of no elevated lead levels.

Here is where Fletcher discussed the oil/sooting that would be on the clothing:

(http://s4.postimg.org/88nmvpi5p/fletchersootgown.jpg)

(http://s14.postimg.org/635vzz0cx/fletchertestimonydischarges.jpg)

The hands have been discussed so many times you should know it by heart.

That you don't know so many basic things about this case is very telling. It underscores you made up your mind about the case without bothering to learn about the facts and evidence but you demonstrate that always.


Rifle being fired which illustrates GSR

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=5594.msg268494#msg268494

That shows a rifle being fired it doesn't show the GSR plume.  A special camera must be used to capture the GSR plume it is invisible to the naked eye.  The image I posted is from a book where a special camera was used to capture the plume of a wide variety of different weapons.  While I go to materials that discuss the exact issue at bar you always go to sources of a general nature that fail to deal with the exact issue at hand and just make a giant leap about how there is no GSR plume because it wasn't captured in a video that didn't use the type of camera necessary because it was not videoed for that purpose. It is jsut an ordinary yourube video made by a shooter.


The source I quoted in my post above makes the following points:

- GSR particles start to disappear after discharge
- GSR particles are more likely to land in the crook of the arm when a rifle or shotgun is fired unlike a handgun
- Any movement of the person can cause a loss of GSR particles
- Environmental factors such as airflow can cause a loss of GSR particles

All the above factors were relevant to the situation at WHF. 

SC's hands were not swabbed at SoC.  They were swabbed many hours later after DI Cook had moved her hand for DC Bird to photograph and  after DC Hammersely had moved her hands to place them in bags to preserve any forensic evidence.  SC was then placed in a body bag and transported to the lab for post-mortem.  Some considerable movement took place.  At post-mortem DC Hammersley swabbed SC's hands.  The bags secured to SC's hands were not sent for foresnic analysis as per DC Hammersely's cross-examination by Geoffrey Rivlin QC:

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=165.0;attach=229

So your claim that I lied about the bags not being sent to the lab for forensic analysis is wrong.

The claim the particles start to vanish is nonsense.  They are heavy metals that don't simple break down rapidly. 

They leave by transfer.  The airflow from the slightly open window would be minimal and would travel to the door not the other side of the bed where Sheila's body was.  Her body was on the floor you want to suggest air would flow in the window then down to the floor around the bed?  It owuld go out the door into the hall and not low by the floor...

The police moving her arm so they could photo the blood was minimal movement that would not wash away all lead and soot.  It takes a very long time and a lot of effort to get it off clothing which also had none. They moved her ARM not hand slightly and they then covered her hands with bags to prevent any loss while she was being moved. 

Claiming the GSR left while her body was lying there is sheer fantasy.

You posted a GENERALITY about rifles and shotguns that doesn't take into account specific types that generality is wrong for many.  I posted a source that TESTED a weapon that functions exactly like the murder weapon. It was selected by the author to illustrate the typical characteristics of a GSR plume from a 22LR semi-auto with an ejection port int he same location as the murder weapon.

Your BS totally fell apart under scrutiny. 
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: Holly Goodhead on November 12, 2015, 08:13:11 AM
The Appeal decision didn't go into exacting detail of all the trial testimony.  The background SUMMARY is meant to provide a general background sufficient to make the appeal understandable.

E and F were the summaries that related to the issues.  They also noted how no GSR was found on the clothing and hands in another section.

22LR is a rimfire cartridge not centerfire.  The primer is mainly lead.  It is mainly lead that would be searched for in searching for GSR and oil/soot stains on clothing.  There would also be lead and soot stains looked for on the shooting hand as well as well as loading stains on the hand.

The prosecution expert asserted:

Gown
No soot or oil as would be expected
No GSR

Hands
No visible lead loading stains
No elevated lead levels found which would be present if having loaded the gun
No GSR which is very closely related to the finding of no elevated lead levels.

Here is where Fletcher discussed the oil/sooting that would be on the clothing:

(http://s4.postimg.org/88nmvpi5p/fletchersootgown.jpg)

(http://s14.postimg.org/635vzz0cx/fletchertestimonydischarges.jpg)

The hands have been discussed so many times you should know it by heart.

That you don't know so many basic things about this case is very telling. It underscores you made up your mind about the case without bothering to learn about the facts and evidence but you demonstrate that always.


That shows a rifle being fired it doesn't show the GSR plume.  A special camera must be used to capture the GSR plume it is invisible to the naked eye.  The image I posted is from a book where a special camera was used to capture the plume of a wide variety of different weapons.  While I go to materials that discuss the exact issue at bar you always go to sources of a general nature that fail to deal with the exact issue at hand and just make a giant leap about how there is no GSR plume because it wasn't captured in a video that didn't use the type of camera necessary because it was not videoed for that purpose. It is jsut an ordinary yourube video made by a shooter.


The claim the particles start to vanish is nonsense.  They are heavy metals that don't simple break down rapidly. 

They leave by transfer.  The airflow from the slightly open window would be minimal and would travel to the door not the other side of the bed where Sheila's body was.  Her body was on the floor you want to suggest air would flow in the window then down to the floor around the bed?  It owuld go out the door into the hall and not low by the floor...

The police moving her arm so they could photo the blood was minimal movement that would not wash away all lead and soot.  It takes a very long time and a lot of effort to get it off clothing which also had none. They moved her ARM not hand slightly and they then covered her hands with bags to prevent any loss while she was being moved. 

Claiming the GSR left while her body was lying there is sheer fantasy.

You posted a GENERALITY about rifles and shotguns that doesn't take into account specific types that generality is wrong for many.  I posted a source that TESTED a weapon that functions exactly like the murder weapon. It was selected by the author to illustrate the typical characteristics of a GSR plume from a 22LR semi-auto with an ejection port int he same location as the murder weapon.

Your BS totally fell apart under scrutiny.

- GSR is more likely to fall in the crook of the arm when a rifle or shotgun is discharged
- GSR particles start to disappear after discharge
- SC's body was found near an open window and airflow might have exacerbated the disappearance of the particles
- SC's body was moved in the following ways prior to any analysis:

- DC Bird moved SC's hand to photograph
- DC Hammersley placed SC's hands in plastic bags to secure any forensice evidence
- SC was placed in a body bag and moved from the main bedroom at WHF to the path lab

At the path lab:

- DC Hammersley swabbed SC's hands and the plastic bags were not forensically analysed.  The swabs were only tested for lead deposits in connection with handling of the bullets not GSR.

- SC's nightie was foresnically analysed but obviously any forensic evidence needed capturing at the SoC not when the nightie had been in a body bag and on a journey from the main bedroom at WHF to the path lab.  Whether SC shot herself twice or JB murdered her with two shots the rifle would have been in approximately the same position for both with the rifle then remaining on her body so the fact there was no GSR on her nightie doesn't advance anything.
Title: Re: Does this sneer directed towards an ITN cameraman speak volumes.
Post by: scipio_usmc on November 12, 2015, 03:57:18 PM
- GSR is more likely to fall in the crook of the arm when a rifle or shotgun is discharged
- GSR particles start to disappear after discharge
- SC's body was found near an open window and airflow might have exacerbated the disappearance of the particles
- SC's body was moved in the following ways prior to any analysis:

- DC Bird moved SC's hand to photograph
- DC Hammersley placed SC's hands in plastic bags to secure any forensice evidence
- SC was placed in a body bag and moved from the main bedroom at WHF to the path lab

At the path lab:

- DC Hammersley swabbed SC's hands and the plastic bags were not forensically analysed.  The swabs were only tested for lead deposits in connection with handling of the bullets not GSR.

- SC's nightie was foresnically analysed but obviously any forensic evidence needed capturing at the SoC not when the nightie had been in a body bag and on a journey from the main bedroom at WHF to the path lab.  Whether SC shot herself twice or JB murdered her with two shots the rifle would have been in approximately the same position for both with the rifle then remaining on her body so the fact there was no GSR on her nightie doesn't advance anything.

[ moderated ]

I already produced absolute evidence that with the murder weapon the GSR plum gets on the shooting hand, face, forehead and hair not simply the support arm.  That evidence is a source which even SHOWS the plume.  Sticking to a generalized claim about rifles and shotguns that doesn't apply to the murder weapon is either dishonesty or extreme ineptitude.

Was any GSR found on the support hand or left arm of the gown?  No!  What about her shooting hand?  No!  In addition to invisible (to the naked eye) GSR, visible soot is ejected from the vents and ejection port of the weapon.  Was any soot found on her gown or hands?  No!  In shooting others such soot would be the shoulder/underarm/chest region of her gown.  In shooting herself it would be the lower portion of her gown because the vents and ejection port would be down near her stomach/crotch area. In order to shoot herself the vents and ejection port would have to be very close to her gown. Was there any? soot?  Nope

Soot doesn't just vanish because of passage of time nor does GSR.  Your claim they naturally dissipate is false.  They are transferred form the body by natural processes.  After hours of natural living GSR will transfer- soot has to be washed it will not go away by simple transfer.

She was dead there was no natural processes to remove it from her body.  It didn't matter if her body body went to the mortuary in 1 hour and thus the samples taken after an hour or 24 hours the GSR would not naturally dissipate.

The window was only slightly open and any limited air flow would be from the window through the open bedroom door into the hall or the reverse.  It would not blow to the other side of the room around the bed to the floor.  The window was not near her body. 

Trying to pretend that the evidence would vanish from the nighty before it arrived at the lab is also sheer nonsense.  I posted numerous sources including an FBI source ages ago that note how GSR remains on clothing of active people much longer than skin and this was a dead person not an active one.

Moving her arm over to take the photo as worst would transfer some GSR to her gown where her hand was moved to but again there was none on her gown.


You failed miserably at responding to my points in fact you failed to respond to most of them let alone to respond in a manner that refuted my point.