Jeremy Bamber - Debunking Mike Tesko's strange theories

[Joanne]

Nothing would suprise me, he didn't really behave like a not-guilty person, he hot foots it to the Maxwell-Scotts and borrows a car and then disappears, he had mates who could have hid him and no body has been found unlike the John Stonehouse case (I think thats his name) and a lot of criminals from that era hot footed it to country's without extradition orders, so I don't know. I'm open to any ideas. He might be with Jimmy Hoffa as we speak, although he'd be about 150 of something 

[Dog The Bounty Hunter]

Jeremy Bamber is like the Lord Lucan of his day, wants the money but doesn't want to work for it. The main difference is Lord Lucan pulled a fast one when he clobbered Sandra Rivett, JB stayed.

Do you think Lord Lucan is alive and well and living it up somewhere?

What we do know is before vanishing off the face of the earth, Lord Lucan drove 45 miles south to seek refuge with friends in Uckfield, East Sussex.  Peter and Susan Maxwell-Scott were loyal members of Lord Lucan's inner circle, people he could trust with his life.  They lived in Grants Hill House, a large manor house set in acres of gardens, with a swimming pool and several tennis courts. After being let into the house, Lucan was never seen again - he simply vanished into thin air.

Neil Bellis also resides near Uckfield...isn't it a small world?

do you think there is a connection????    8-)(--) 8-)(--)

[John]

Jeremy Bamber is like the Lord Lucan of his day, wants the money but doesn't want to work for it. The main difference is Lord Lucan pulled a fast one when he clobbered Sandra Rivett, JB stayed.

Do you think Lord Lucan is alive and well and living it up somewhere?

What we do know is before vanishing off the face of the earth, Lord Lucan drove 45 miles south to seek refuge with friends in Uckfield, East Sussex.  Peter and Susan Maxwell-Scott were loyal members of Lord Lucan's inner circle, people he could trust with his life.  They lived in Grants Hill House, a large manor house set in acres of gardens, with a swimming pool and several tennis courts. After being let into the house, Lucan was never seen again - he simply vanished into thin air.

Neil Bellis also resides near Uckfield...isn't it a small world?

do you think there is a connection????    8-)(--) 8-)(--)

If Lucan is still alive he would be 77 now.

[Joanne]

Who's Neil Bellis?

[John]

Who's Neil Bellis?

Ngb1066 (Global Moderator) on the blue forum.  Sorry Joanne, thought you knew.

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=122.msg8541#msg8541 

[Joanne]

I'm still trying to sort (in my mind) who everyone is and how they fit into things, I keep hearing names and trying to place them! The blue forum-brick by brick they're building a mad house really and the lunatics alreay run the asylum. I don't tend to go on because not a great deal makes any sense to me.

[starryian]

The Lucan case has always interested me greatly. Lucan I think disappeared with the help of his powerful, rich connections. Personally I think it unlikely that he is still alive today, but he may well be.
His friends could have helped to whisk him off abroad where he would assume a new identity and a new life.
I think as a person the man was a wastrel and a jerk with little or no common sense. It is a pity that he eluded justice and never faced the consequences of his appalling actions.

[John]

The Lucan case has always interested me greatly. Lucan I think disappeared with the help of his powerful, rich connections. Personally I think it unlikely that he is still alive today, but he may well be.
His friends could have helped to whisk him off abroad where he would assume a new identity and a new life.
I think as a person the man was a wastrel and a jerk with little or no common sense. It is a pity that he eluded justice and never faced the consequences of his appalling actions.

Even Ronnie Biggs came back to face justice and he was released on compassionate ground in 2009.

[Dog The Bounty Hunter]

The Lucan case has always interested me greatly. Lucan I think disappeared with the help of his powerful, rich connections. Personally I think it unlikely that he is still alive today, but he may well be.
His friends could have helped to whisk him off abroad where he would assume a new identity and a new life.
I think as a person the man was a wastrel and a jerk with little or no common sense. It is a pity that he eluded justice and never faced the consequences of his appalling actions.

Even Ronnie Biggs came back to face justice and he was released on compassionate ground in 2009.

they do say crime doesn't pay??

[Angelo222]

The Lucan case has always interested me greatly. Lucan I think disappeared with the help of his powerful, rich connections. Personally I think it unlikely that he is still alive today, but he may well be.
His friends could have helped to whisk him off abroad where he would assume a new identity and a new life.
I think as a person the man was a wastrel and a jerk with little or no common sense. It is a pity that he eluded justice and never faced the consequences of his appalling actions.

I agree, he was whisked away by his worldwide network of associates.  There were reports that he ended up in some African state some years back but as long as he is alive his whereabouts will remain a secret.

[starryian]

The Lucan case has always interested me greatly. Lucan I think disappeared with the help of his powerful, rich connections. Personally I think it unlikely that he is still alive today, but he may well be.
His friends could have helped to whisk him off abroad where he would assume a new identity and a new life.
I think as a person the man was a wastrel and a jerk with little or no common sense. It is a pity that he eluded justice and never faced the consequences of his appalling actions.

Even Ronnie Biggs came back to face justice and he was released on compassionate ground in 2009.

they do say crime doesn't pay??

I really dont think he benefitted by it. He was probably isolated, broke and reliant on hand-outs from friends for most of his life. Hunted, haunted and paranoid, forever looking over his shoulder. I really dont see any advantage to that existence.

[Joanne]

I think handouts might be a better option than jail?

[Angelo222]

The Lucan case has always interested me greatly. Lucan I think disappeared with the help of his powerful, rich connections. Personally I think it unlikely that he is still alive today, but he may well be.
His friends could have helped to whisk him off abroad where he would assume a new identity and a new life.
I think as a person the man was a wastrel and a jerk with little or no common sense. It is a pity that he eluded justice and never faced the consequences of his appalling actions.

Even Ronnie Biggs came back to face justice and he was released on compassionate ground in 2009.

they do say crime doesn't pay??

I really dont think he benefitted by it. He was probably isolated, broke and reliant on hand-outs from friends for most of his life. Hunted, haunted and paranoid, forever looking over his shoulder. I really dont see any advantage to that existence.

Very true, his father provided a welcome bounty for him prior to his marriage but that was soon squandered as well.  Was it ever established why he killed the nanny?  We know that the nanny didn't normally work on a Thursday night so it is quite possible that she disturbed Lucan doing something in the basement and so had to be killed to silence her?

Or could it have been that he thought it was his wife Veronica who was coming down the stairs and killed the wrong woman?

He killed the nanny on the evening of Friday 7 November 1974 and the Ford Corsair which he had borrowed was seen parked in the port of Newhaven the following morning around 5am.  Not much time to make arrangements.

[Dillon]

I'm still trying to sort (in my mind) who everyone is and how they fit into things, I keep hearing names and trying to place them! The blue forum-brick by brick they're building a mad house really and the lunatics alreay run the asylum. I don't tend to go on because not a great deal makes any sense to me.

Nicely put Joanne. I find it very confusing too. Poor old Grahame keeps repeating that there is no evidence to convict Jeremy and he is innocent like some sort of strange mantra. Early onset Alzheimers ?

[sika]

The Lucan case has always interested me greatly. Lucan I think disappeared with the help of his powerful, rich connections. Personally I think it unlikely that he is still alive today, but he may well be.
His friends could have helped to whisk him off abroad where he would assume a new identity and a new life.
I think as a person the man was a wastrel and a jerk with little or no common sense. It is a pity that he eluded justice and never faced the consequences of his appalling actions.

Even Ronnie Biggs came back to face justice and he was released on compassionate ground in 2009.

Do you think that Biggs would have returned had he not been terminally ill?  I don't.