While It may seem like that to you because you assume I am going by a static undeviating conspiracy theory, That way you can find many faults in what you believe I am trying to get across, However I am open to many possibilities of how Julie got this information and built on her testimony.
She could have got the information from relatives or she could have got the information from the police either by being deliberately told the information or by police coercion and poor interrogation techniques were by they unwittingly give over information during the interrogation process. I can only speculate, it could be from one of those sources I mentioned or could be a combination of all some more than others. This combined with the information circulating in the media,
All you are doing is saying that you decided Julie lied though you have no proof and that she had to have gotten the information she provided from someone other than Jeremy. Just because you believe she got the information she attributed to Jeremy from someone else doesn't make it so. You can believe anything you want but just because you choose to believe something doesn't mean it must be true let alone that you have any proof to support your position. You have zero proof Julie lied you just insist she did because you don't find her credible. That means nothing at all. You have no proof of any kind. since you have no proof you make up bogus arguments in support of what you choose to believe.
Your argument at its core is that you personally CHOOSE not to believe her because Jeremy didn't convey any details to her about how the murders were carried out that only the killer would have known and the only way you would ever believe her is if Jeremy conveyed details about how he committed the murders that only the killer would know. You completely ignore the significance of what he told her before the murders and the phonecall right after the murders before he called police and make up an absurd requirement that only if a killer tells someone details of how they committed the murders that only the killer would know can we believe the person. By your standard anyone who says someone confessed generally to them about committing a crime must be disbelieved and we must assume they made the claim up. Only if someone confesses a detail that only the criminal would know can we believe the person confessed. This made up standard of yours is ludicrous.
Far from being a rational position it is a position that is contrary to law and contrary to logic. Your standard is not only flawed from a logical standpoint it fails to provide a basis to deal with the most damning evidence Julie provided. Her most damning evidence was regarding what he told her about his desire to kill them and plans he was making to kill them. You don't look at such at all and simply ignore it saying that doesn't matter all that matters is that he didn't tell her things that only the killer would have known.
In any event he did provide her with a few details that only the killer would have known. He told her the killer's glove came off during the struggle with Nevill.
being put into a corner by police, having charges dropped in exchange for testimony and the fact Jeremy had left her makes all the essential ingredients needed for her to produce the counterfeit testimony she did
The evidence suggests that their breakup was mutual but in any event even if true he dumped her that is not evidence she lied. That you choose to believe she would lie in order to hurt him is not proof she did. You have no proof she did.
As for your claims about police dropping charges in exchange for her talking you are both factually wrong and your claims are totally devoid of logic.
She told Liz what happened. Liz ran to the police and the police then asked to question her. So first of all if you want to claim she lied then you need a motive for her to lie to Liz. All police knew is that Liz claimed she told her certain things. They had nothing else against Julie. When she spoke to police Julie could have told them that Liz was wrong or lying or could have told them she lied to Liz. If she had done such the police could not have done anything to her. You want to pretend they knew she was guilty of crimes and made up the story in exchange for them dropping such crimes but they had zilch on her. During the course of telling them everything about Jeremy she confessed to crimes committed for him be it at his insistence or to impress him. But for telling police everything they would not have known about such crimes. So claiming they knew she committed crimes and she she made up the account of Jeremy saying he wanted to kill his family in order to escape liability for such fails miserably. To argue she made up the account of Jeremy to avoid liability for other crimes police didn't even know about until she provided the Jeremy account fails miserably. It is a completely illogical argument. If one looks at it logically the fact she confessed to other crimes during the confession actually supports that she was telling the truth and fully coming clean. She could have scrubbed her own illicit actions from the confession and merely told them about the murders. Instead she decided to tell them about the caravan burglary and drugs as well and even told them about the check fraud though it only implicated Jeremy in the sense of her explaining how his peer pressure affected her not in any legal sense so it only harmed her in a legal sense. That she did such supports her telling the truth not lying.
Someone lying to hurt him would not confess to crimes during the course of such.
They didn't even know about these crimes so didn't offer to drop charges for such crimes in exchange for any dirt she may have had on Jeremy. She told them what Jeremy said and also confessed to the crimes and that was how they learned about them. They didn't tell her that if she agreed to testify to what she told them that they would not prosecute her. She was told they made a decision not to prosecute her. They also told her they wanted her to testify. If she failed to testify they could not prosecute her for those crimes they already made a decision not to prosecute there was no agreement whereby the charges would only be dropped if she testified.
Not only is there a legal distinction but one of great significance for evaluating credibility. When someone is caught doing wrong and then they offer up evidence against someone else to avoid liability that provides a good reason to be skeptical and want to look for some strong corroboration before believing them. That is not the case here she was neither sitting in jail convicted of a crime nor facing a prosecution for a crime and exchange for freedom or a lighter sentence notified them she had information about Jeremy and wanted a deal. You want ot pretend that is the case because you have no valid reason to doubt Julie but desire to not believe her and desperately try to spin to come up with justifications for discounting her.
All your justifications fail in a legal and logical sense and are totally worthless except to you. You are able to delude yourself with such but that's about it.
The prosecution, her testimony contains many details of the crime over 20 pages infact and how everyone was killed ect. The fact the details of the crime are totally false proves she did not get this information from the alleged killer because the alleged killer would know that they murdered Shelia on the floor and the alleged killer would know they placed the bible by her side. Yet according to Julie the alleged killer told her that he killed her on the bed and put the bible on her chest, Thus she could not have got that information from the alleged killer, however we know who else that information she produced and were she likely got it from.
From Julie Mugford’s statement, page 23
"I have been asked if I have read or been told about a bible found on Sheila's
chest when she was found dead. I can definitely say I haven't but it was
told to me by Jeremy. I will add that some time after the 7th August 1985,
Ann EATON asked me if I knew about a bible which was near Sheila and I told
her that I did and that it was found on her chest. I think I told her it
was creepy. I think she asked me about the bible on the Friday of the week of the murders.”
This makes no sense. If Ann Eaton had been told about the bible on Sheila's chest by Julie, she would have asked how Julie knew and Julie would have had to tell her that Jeremy told her the story about Matthew MacDonald. ?
We know this is a complete lie because Ann wrote down and admitted in court she got it from the police
MR RIVLIN: Do you see that? The third paragraph. Does it read as follows:
"One of the officers told me that Uncle Nevill Bamber was in the kitchen near
the coal scuttle. The twins were in their bed, shot, Aunt June and Sheila
Bamber both on the bed, shot, with Sheila Bamber having a bible on her
chest with the gun beside her"?
A. Yes.
Q. Does that help you to remember, Mrs. Eaton? You did say that to the police?
A. Yes, I must have done, because it is written down here. I can remember
Not only can it be established her testimony is bogus it also explains her behaviour in court
Mr Rivlin said, but when he had cross-examined Miss Mugford she had cried almost immediately, and let slip "droplets of poison" throughout her evidence. When being re-examined by the prosection, how-ever, her tears had dned up "as if by magic" and she had been able to answer questions,
And one that is easily made up
On the contrary, the evidence proves that Julie changed the times of the call after a discussion with Ann Eaton as written down herself in her notes.
21.
The Police's own contemporaneous record of the Appellant's call on 7th August 1985, appended to this document, has now come to light. It reveals that the Appellant's initial call to Chelmsford Police station was recorded, in error as conceded at trial, as 3.36am. More importantly it shows that having first spoken to the Appellant and established the nature of the problem in some detail the officer at Chelmsford phoned Witham Police station at 3.26am, that being undisputedly a correct time. It is therefore submitted that the Appellant's initial call to the Police must have been some minutes before 3.26am.
Ann Eaton's Notes In Relation to The Call to Julie Mugford:
22. Ann Eaton's allegedly contemporaneous notes regarding 8th August disclosed at trial stated that there had been a "muddle about the right time of the 3.15 phone call - a London friend was called".
A further note has since been found which reveals that in her original note she stated "talked to Julie about the
phone calls Julie said re flatmate (our emphasis - photocopy is poor here exact wording should be clear on viewing of the original) 3.30am". It is submitted that this discrepancy shows that not only was Ann Eaton's note deliberately changed to undermine the appellant's case but that Julie Mugford and Susan Batteresby lied when they gave evidence that the telephone call was 3.15am or earlier, as it was Susan Battersby who was the flatmate referred to it the undisclosed Ann Eaton note.
Julie Mugford's Evidence:
23. In her original statement to the Police dated 81h August 1985 stated at p345:
next time I heard front Jeremy was at about 3.30am on Wednesday morning the th August 1985."
This then changes in her statement of e September 1985 when she states :
" I have since found out from a friend of mine Susan Battersby who lives with
me that it was about 3.15am."
At trial when she was cross examined as to the fact that she had told the police that the telephone call was received at 3.30am, she stated at p38 on 8th October:
Sounds like you are getting me mixed up with yourself?
No way could I mix up myself with you. I make competent arguments supported by evidence while you make bogus arguments that are meaningless and constantly engage in projection.
You devote a great deal of time to Sheila's claims about the Bible though her claims about the Bible were not used by the prosecution to convict. Her claims about the Bible were meaningless and bringing them up time and again is a red herring. I already recounted the universe of possibilities with respect to this issue:
1) Jeremy could not remember where he left the Bible and believed reports it was left on her body so told Julie he left it on Sheila's chest
2) Jeremy remembered he did not leave it on Sheila's chest and intentionally provided false information to her just like his false claim about hiring a hitman so that if she ratted him out people would say the evidence didn't match the scene and she made it up
3) Jeremy told her he laid it by her chest and Julie misremembered that he told her on because of the other reports that it had been on her chest.
4) Jeremy talked to her about the Bible but didn't specify where it was left and after the passage of time her conversations with others became confused together and she mistakenly thought Jeremy told her the Bible was left on her chest though he failed to tell her where it had been left
5) She knew he didn't tell her about the Bible but made up that he did and made up that he told her it was on her chest even though the family knew at this point it was at her side.
These are the universe of possibilities. You CHOOSE to believe the 5th possibility is what happened but have no proof. You try to pretend the first 4 possibilities are not possible and the only one possible is number 5. Ignoring the other possibilities just demonstrates your bias nothing more.
I believe one of the first 4 possibilities is the truth. Which of these 4 is the case is not important because the result is the same. There is no evidence to support that she intentionally made up that Jeremy told her the Bible was on Sheila's chest. If she were conspiring with the family and police to lie as you contend then she would have been aware the Bible was at his side. This actually works against your conspiracy claims.
So too does the false hitman story which you keep trying to spin as proof she lied. If she were out to lie to get Jeremy in trouble she would have said he confessed to committing the crimes himself not make up a hitman and worse to name someone. To name someone who could prove he was not given 2000 pounds to murder anyone and didn't murder anyone would be a very stupid thing to make up. Jeremy had a motive to lie to Julie and make up the hitman story so when evaluating this issue it supports her story it doesn't harm her credibility. Moreover it harms your conspiracy claims because no way would police suggest she should make up a hitman account.
Only in your mind is it a fact "Sheila was murdered"
Infrangible Laws of the Scipio Universe 101
Scipio never ever gets anything wrong or thinks anything wrong! So if Scipio thinks Jeremy killed his family therefore sound moderator must be authentic and therefore Julie must be telling the truth
Scipio's mentality in a nut shell That is no certainty at all. Jeremy was only arrested once Julie had "come forward" and only after that did they "discover" the blood in the sound moderator with the initial tests carried out a month before not warranting any arrest what so ever with the police still confident Shelia was responsible even after the initial submissions to the lab.
Your claim that only in my mind was Sheila murdered is sheer nonsense. There is a substantial amount of evidence proving Sheila was murdered. That you choose to ignore such evidence means nothing that is just in keeping with your nature.
You insist the blood in the moderator was planted but have no proof. Saying blood was not discovered inside until after Sheila came forward is not proof it was planted and worse it is not even true.
The truth is that blood was found inside the moderator on August 13, 1985. Howard found blood on and in the moderator. She noted such finding on her forms, in her statements and furthermore there is proof that on August 14 police were notified that the lab found paint on the moderator and human blood on as well as inside the moderator. Because the moderator was going to be fingerprinted it was not disassembled at that point.
It was sent back to the lab on August 30, 1985 to be disassembled and fully processed, along with a great deal of other evidence to be processed. When Julie came forward it was sitting at the lab but was not yet fully processed by the lab. This was not the only case they were working on and it took them time to process all the evidence that was sent to them on August 30.
That is was sitting at the lab awaiting full processing in no way harms the integrity of the item anymore than it harms the integrity to wait months before DNA testing is done on items. That you and other conspiracy theorists are suspicious is not a legal or logical basis to discount the blood evidence. It can only be discounted if you can show it was planted but you have no way to do that.
Ignoring that blood was found inside immediately when tested by Howard doesn't help you any it just undermines your credibility.
Your claim that only in my mind is it a fact that Sheila was murdered is laughable. It is a proven fact according to the courts not just me. I have gone though the evidence that establishes such many times and you have not undermined any of it except in your wildest fantasies:
1) Blood evidence in the moderator establishes someone shot Sheila with the moderator attached and then put it away in the closet
2) blood evidence on and near Sheila establishes sheila was shot while seated propped against something resulting in the blood flowing down her shoulder, upper arm and side of her breast. If she were not propped against something she would have fallen back and the blood would not have flowed down her body but rather to the side of her neck instead. She was subsequently moved flat which resulted in the blood flow changing down the side of her neck and side of her upper arm. She can't have moved herself she was dead, someone else had to be there still to move her body. After being moved flat the gun was placed across her body.
3) After she was flat blood ran down the side of her neck and pooled on the floor. The Bible was was closed after some blood got on it and reopened to the same exact page creating a mirror image. It was then placed in the pool of blood that formed after she died. She was dead quite clearly someone else did it.
Aside from this evidence proving she was murdered there is evidence proving someone else killed the others. In addition there is evidence that proves Nevill could not have made the distress call that Jeremy claimed he received. This is the evidence that only the killer would have known thus proving he was the killer.
The evidence of his guilt is ironclad. Saying it is in my mind only is simply more evidence of you projecting. Little wonder why you won't post your supposed breakthrough you know we could dash it in 5 minutes.