'Ann EATON, knew about the existence of 'THE SILENCER' belonging to the gun she thought had been used in the shootings on the morning of 7th August 1985
'DS Jones' knew about the existence of 'THE SILENCER' belonging to the gun he thought had been used in the shootings on the morning of 7th August 1985
'DC Clark' knew about the existence of 'THE SILENCER' belonging to the gun he thought had been used in the shootings on the morning of 7th August 1985
Eaton, Jones, and Clark knew about 'A silencer' to a gun, by 9.10am, on the morning of 7th August 1985, because Jeremy himself told them about 'it'...
By 11.10am, that very same morning (7th August 1985) 'DS Jones, left Jeremy's cottage at 9 Head Street, Goldhanger, and went back to the scene to collect 'THE SILENCER' (which subsequently became exhibit 'SBJ/1' and telescopic sight) that Jeremy had told them about. But he seized 'Anthony Pargeters' silencer, in error. This came about, because Police at the scene 'soon after point of entry' seized 'Anthony Pargeters' .22 bolt action (Brno model), as well as the .22 semi-automatic 'Anshuzt' rifle, and 'DS Jones' seized 'Anthony Pargerters' silencer which was recovered from the downstairs toilet/bathroom. One of the four 'exhibits' that 'DS Jones' took from whf that morning (in addition to the silencer ('SBJ/1'), was a photograph that 'DS Jones' had taken of the downstairs toilet/bathroom, where 'Anthony Pargeter' always kept his collection of guns, including his .22 (brno) bolt action rifle, accessories, and ammunitions.
'Jeremy Bamber' knew about the existence of the 'THE SILENCER' (which would later on become exhibit 'DB/1'), to his own families .22 semi-automatic 'Anshuzt' rifle before the tragedy, and also afterwards. He never spoke to 'DS Jones', or 'DC Clark' about the silencer belonging to 'Anthony Pargeters' . 22 rifle. 'Ann Eaton' does not mention anything about the existence of a second silencer when she was listening to the conversation between 'Jones', 'Clark' and 'Jeremy' at 'Jeremy's cottage on that first morning. Hence, why 'DS Jones' upon finding 'Anthony Pargeters' silencer (the original exhibit, 'SBJ/1' - 'Lab item number 22), in the downstairs toilet/bathroom on his return to the scene (7th August 1985), no further enquiries were made with regards to which silencer belonged to which gun, because as far as 'DS Jones was concerned he was only aware of the existence of one silencer ('SBJ/1' - Lab item number 22) after speaking with Jeremy in the presence of 'DC Clark, and in the hearshot of 'Ann Eaton'..
That 'mistake/error' only came to light after the seizure of 'THE SILENCER'- (Lab item number 23') belonging to the Bamber family owned .22 semi-automatic rifle, found by David Boutflour, in the gun cupboard at the scene (on 10th August 1985), was the self-same gun cupboard where the .22 semi-automatic rifle, telescopic sight and ammunitions were normally kept. It now seems almost certain, and without doubt, that at some point between 'David Boutflour, finding 'THE SILENCER ('DB/1' - Lab item number 23) which belonged to the .22 semi-automatic 'Anshuzt rifle, on 10th August 1985, and the 12th August 1985, when 'Robert Woodwis Boutflour went along to Witham police station, and informed 'PS Miller' that his son ('David Boutflour') had found 'a silencer' (Lab item number 23) at the scene a couple of days beforehand. Hence, why 'DS Jones, attends the 'Ann/Peter Eaton' residence later that 12th August 1985, evening and collects 'THE SILENCER ('DB/1') belonging to the Bamber family rifle. It becomes clear that by that stage, Essex police were in possession of two different lookalike parker hale silencers, ('SBJ/1' and 'DB/1'), one belonging to the Pargeter gun, and the other one belonging to the Bamber gun...