Poll - Yes or No?

[mrswah]

I know it’s wrong to correct another’s grammar on a forum, as we all make mistakes/typos when testing/messaging...I do it as I type quickly or get distractions...

But I think it’s silly to use words you have no understanding of

“Tertiary indicators” doesn’t make sense

Whatever, you’ve clearly outlined hiw staunch a supporter you are of Jeremy Bamber’s, despite your frequent claims you’re not

Why not admit it? Or are you ashamed?

Holly isn’t ashamed😌

In what way(s)  does Brancher's post indicate that he/she is a staunch supporter of JB?

[G-Unit]

Another question to put to JB directly - perhaps we can get AA or HG to oblige.  BTW, do you consider CAL's book to be ill-researched and full of misinformation?

CAL provided sources for most of what she wrote in her well-researched and informative book. I've found two stories which aren't supported by primary sources. One is the torn up photo and the other is the burned clothes. She can write what she likes, but without cites there's no obligation on anyone to accept what she writes as factual.

[Caroline]

CAL provided sources for most of what she wrote in her well-researched and informative book. I've found two stories which aren't supported by primary sources. One is the torn up photo and the other is the burned clothes. She can write what she likes, but without cites there's no obligation on anyone to accept what she writes as factual.

Philip Wilson made a statement! He burned the clothes on Bambers instructions - live with it! By the way, have you voted?

[Caroline]

Robert was with Ann E when she saw the trailer. Then she and her mother went to see Jeremy about the Red Cross, but he wasn't in. Then Robert mentioned it. Why would they do that if they'd seen the trailer piled up with the clothes ready for burning? Neither of them mentioned what was on the trailer.

Well, you're once again asking me to answer for someone else - to speculate - something you apparently don't hold with. Philip Wilson made a statement, which CAL cites in her book, so if you have problems believing what CAL wrote, then I suggest that you try and obtain a copy of his witness statement. Her word is good enough for me.

[G-Unit]

Philip Wilson made a statement! He burned the clothes on Bambers instructions - live with it! By the way, have you voted?

Did he? I'll live with it with pleasure when I see it. Seeing is believing.

[Vertigo Swirl]

CAL provided sources for most of what she wrote in her well-researched and informative book. I've found two stories which aren't supported by primary sources. One is the torn up photo and the other is the burned clothes. She can write what she likes, but without cites there's no obligation on anyone to accept what she writes as factual.

If you don’t accept them as factual do you believe she made them up then?

[Caroline]

Did he? I'll live with it with pleasure when I see it. Seeing is believing.

So, why haven't you voted?

[G-Unit]

So, why haven't you voted?

What makes you think I haven't?

[Vertigo Swirl]

What makes you think I haven't?

Have you?

[Caroline]

What makes you think I haven't?

In that case, we can all agree that burning his parents clothing would be (for those skeptics among us) and IS (for those who aren't in denial) - out of order! Callous even and not really conducive ro grief. Good! 

[ISpyWithMyEye]

Out of interest what personal effects of his family’s did JB keep for sentimental rather than monetary reasons, if anything?

Good question, VS

I’ve seen nothing to say he kept a single thing of theirs

How about the photo albums and framed pictures?

Did he put them up at Goldhanger or in Sheila’s flat that he gained by murder?

I bet he didn’t take even one photograph of his parents or Sheila...

[ISpyWithMyEye]

I don't know anyone who would get rid of a deceased person's clothes by burning them, but that may well  be because I have always lived in towns. Only if one lives right out in the sticks, could one have a bonfire and burn carpets, clothes, etc. I would imagine it might even be illegal elsewhere.

Three days after his parents' murders?  Awful.

Three weeks?  Reasonable to get rid of the stuff, IMO.  I don't like the burning, but for all I know, it's acceptable  in the countryside.

Some people do keep a deceased relatives' clothes for years-----but I know I wouldn't do that.

I always find it strangely detached when someone calls their lost loved one “the deceased”

That’s a formal word used by coroners and officials

I’ve never met ANYONE who refers to their close family as they deceased”

Jeremy Bamber wrote that in one of his letters to someone...can’t remember who...but some barking supporter.

It’s so, so telling and shows how they FEEL

He’s a diagnosed psychopath, though...

[Nicholas]

Holly when you’re next over posting on blue can you point out to Lookout that the clothes worn by the victims when Bamber murdered them would have been seized by police

She states,

‘I wasn't aware that clothes other than blooded ones were burnt/destroyed when carpets and bedding were burnt.

[sika]

Don't know, is my honest answer.

[Caroline]

Holly when you’re next over posting on blue can you point out to Lookout that the clothes worn by the victims when Bamber murdered them would have been seized by police

She states,

‘I wasn't aware that clothes other than blooded ones were burnt/destroyed when carpets and bedding were burnt.

I wouldn't bother - let them get on with their bitchin