People here seem to be implying that the photo/still was taken in the main bedroom, while people at the rival site tend to say that it was taken in the mortuary.
First, I have a very strong feeling that it wasn't the mortuary. Why would a mortuary slab have a vertical piece sticking up right behind the top of the deceased's head like the headboard on a bed? Or, alternatively, why would you put a slab right up against a wall? This would block access to the top of the head, making that part of the body extremely difficult to examine. Surely you should be able to walk freely around the slab and examine the body from all angles without difficulty.
On the other hand, I don't understand why the surface on which Sheila is lying looks so dark. I suppose that it could have something to do with the poor quality of the image and the lighting, but the nightie hasn't come out dark.
And what's that white-looking thing ending in a straight line above Sheila's left shoulder? She seems to be lying on that as well, unless it's a beam of bright light.
And where the hell is the bedside cabinet? It's nowhere in sight.
If it isn't the mortuary, and it isn't the bedroom, where could it be? Could it possibly be the place where the body was originally found when the police entered the building? I must admit, it's difficult to believe that the police would be stupid enough to place the body back there and record its position, but plenty of other things in this case don't make sense!
The dark surface doesn't seem to have a pattern on it, so it doesn't appear to be the kitchen carpet. The pantry floor had a dark surface, but that was tiled, and I can't see any sign of tile edges.
Does anybody who was familiar with the interior of the house as it was in 1985 have any ideas for an alternative location?
Yet another mystery.
