Suicide note or just another dead end?

[Caroline]

Long?  Which suicide note do you mean... DRH/42, the one Caroline posted above?

A little short if you ask me and it's more likely to be McCartney's first draft of "Please, Please Me".... whoa yeah!

I think they looked at it as a suicide note but realised fairly quickly that it was nothing. No matter what the CT say, it was the short illegibale note that was on the table.

Just read the bit about the Marrianne Faithful song, Broken English. First line of the song is 'Could have come through anytime". Sheila must have liked the song and wrote out the lyrics but instead of writing 'Could have come through' she wrote 'Put a gun through'. I just listened to it and apart from his being dreary and hard to listen to had I not known the words were 'Could have come through ....'  I'd have sworn it was 'Put a gun through'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHrsv0NVa6k

How many times do people sing the wrong words to a song? I can see what they chose this song though,

[Myster]

I think they looked at it as a suicide note but realised fairly quickly that it was nothing. No matter what the CT say, it was the short illegibale note that was on the table.

Just read the bit about the Marrianne Faithful song, Broken English. First line of the song is 'Could have come through anytime". Sheila must have liked the song and wrote out the lyrics but instead of writing 'Could have come through' she wrote 'Put a gun through'. I just listened to it and apart from his being dreary and hard to listen to had I not known the words were 'Could have come through ....'  I'd have sworn it was 'Put a gun through'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHrsv0NVa6k

How many times do people sing the wrong words to a song? I can see what they chose this song though,

OMG... that woman's voice is enough to turn anybody crackers!

[John]

The claim by the CT that the letter somehow supports their assertion that Sheila was "in conversation" with the armed response team is basically hogwash.  Had that been the case it would have come out in many of the police statements of events on that morning.  Sheila was always going to be Jeremy Bamber's scapegoat/patsy, he planned it that way and now thirty one years on, little has changed.

[rotti]

The claim by the CT that the letter somehow supports their assertion that Sheila was "in conversation" with the armed response team is basically hogwash.  Had that been the case it would have come out in many of the police statements of events on that morning.  Sheila was always going to be Jeremy Bamber's scapegoat/patsy, he planned it that way and now thirty one years on, little has changed.

totally agree john.without sheila the plan was dead.say for instance if sheila bought the twins to stay but did not stay herself jb would have no plan and no one would have been killed

[Mendoza]

Long?  Which suicide note do you mean... DRH/42, the one Caroline posted above?

A little short if you ask me and it's more likely to be McCartney's first draft of "Please, Please Me".... whoa yeah!

. No, the long, mostly illegible one now in the CT 'so possession, starting "Mummy darling".

[Mendoza]

Isn't the campaign team claiming that the note which was found in Sheila's room addressed to mummy represented a suicide note and not the single page of scribble given the identifier DRH/42 (see below).

Yes

[Mendoza]

Sorry - Yes, John. Haven't quite got the hang of this quoting thing yet!

[Caroline]

Isn't the campaign team claiming that the note which was found in Sheila's room addressed to mummy represented a suicide note and not the single page of scribble given the identifier DRH/42 (see below).

Yes, that's what they are trying to say but DRH/42 was the note found in Sheila's bedroom.

[Myster]

. No, the long, mostly illegible one now in the CT 'so possession, starting "Mummy darling".

OK then... If Romeo's interpretation is correct that the note was about SC apologising to her natural mother (Mummy?) for having some very risque photos taken in her friend's back garden, then it has nothing to do with the claim by the CT that it was hurriedly written after the murders but before the police arrived at WHF.  Those photos were taken in 1984.

Romeo, Romeo... wherefore art thou Romeo?
Please post thy translation here, if thou wouldst-io.

http://www.jeremy-bamber.co.uk/

[Holly Goodhead]

OK then... If Romeo's interpretation is correct that the note was about SC apologising to her natural mother (Mummy?) for having some very risque photos taken in her friend's back garden, then it has nothing to do with the claim by the CT that it was hurriedly written after the murders but before the police arrived at WHF.  Those photos were taken in 1984.

Romeo, Romeo... wherefore art thou Romeo?
Please post thy translation here, if thou wouldst-io.

http://www.jeremy-bamber.co.uk/

Who's Romeo?

[APRIL]

Who's Romeo?

Juliet's lover.

[Myster]

Juliet's lover.

 

[Holly Goodhead]

Juliet's lover.

Major Marsham!  Wow!

[Holly Goodhead]

OK then... If Romeo's interpretation is correct that the note was about SC apologising to her natural mother (Mummy?) for having some very risque photos taken in her friend's back garden, then it has nothing to do with the claim by the CT that it was hurriedly written after the murders but before the police arrived at WHF.  Those photos were taken in 1984.

Romeo, Romeo... wherefore art thou Romeo?
Please post thy translation here, if thou wouldst-io.

http://www.jeremy-bamber.co.uk/

Someone on Blue has just sent me a message about recent posts there.  I don't tend to read it much now.  Could all this be to do with the identity of SC's birth father or something of that nature rather than nude photos? 

[rotti]

Who's Romeo?

he's a new member on blue.i think this is another dead end