Just why were Nevill & Sheila scared of Jeremy BEFORE the murders?

[Tim Invictus]

Barabara Wilson in a television interview described Nevill telling her that he feared being killed by Jeremy. He told her that if he gets 'accidently' shot on the farm then Jeremy will have done it! His actual following words were 'I will never turn my back on that young man'.

On another occasion when talking to another relative, Nevill was told Jeremy was trying to buy a 5 shot repeating shotgun. Nevill's reply was 'if Jeremy gets hold of one of those, the next generation will be taking over sooner than expected'! 

Why on earth was Nevill afraid of his own son?

At a party at Colin's flat just before the murders, Sheila asked Colin to call her a cab to go home. Colin said why don't you ask Jeremy (her brother) to take you; Sheila immediately became very nervous and in Colin's words "seemed petrified of Jeremy" and refused to ask him for a lift! Colin detailed this event in his book.

Why on earth was Sheila afraid of her own brother?

[John]

In the recent ITV1 Tonight programme Barbara Wilson stated that Jeremy Bamber did not act like someone whose family had just been wiped out.

She recalled that in the days immediately following the murders he was never sad, ever! He was in fact "as happy as a lark!"


Watch segment 5.27 - 5.46 on the video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=YSK5Vhhisko

[adam]

They were certainly not afraid of Sheila. Inviting her to stay at WHF.

Jeremy worked on the farm, but did not even have a key to WHF.

Says it all.