(3) - at 7.37am, ' the body of one dead male, and the body of one dead female found upon entry'!
Again, the mention of one dead male, before any further mention of one dead female - none of which supports the claim that Neville's body had been mistaken for the body of a female! Besides, the alleged mistaken identified of Neville's body as the body of a woman, refers to the initial sighting through the laundry room window, on an occasion before the firearm officers had actually got into the premises! Here (as at 7.35am), we are dealing with the firearm officers already inside the farmhouse, in particular inside the main kitchen, it is a different phase of the police operation, where police have shifted position from outside the farmhouse and the laundry room window, into the farmhouse, in particular, the main kitchen! So, no prospect of anyone making any mistake about the sex of each body, and rather more telling the actual number of dead bodies which were present there at that moment..
(4) - at 7.38am, ' one dead male, one dead female'..
Again, confirmation that with the firearm officers already present inside the kitchen ( not on the outside of the building looking in through the Laundry room window with the obvious potential to make a mistake as to the sex of a victim), the firearm officers find two bodies, one dead male, one dead female. These two bodies could only be reference to (a) the body of Neville and (b) the body of Sheila!
Thus far, each of these events serving to confirm the presence of two bodies found downstairs once firearm officers got into the kitchen! Prior to this, a sighting of a woman's body in the floor of the laundry room behind a door, as seen from outside the Laundry room window by PC Collins who peered in through the window just before the rear entry door to the right of the laundry room window was forced open! Now, we know that by the time the fifth hammer blow had forced the external door off it's hinges, and enabled the firearm officers to pour into the farmhouse beyond that damaged doorway, that the body which had been seen laid on the floor behind the door was no longer there, whoever that person had been was therefore still very much alive! How, anyone could suggest that this had been the body of Neville Bamber mistaken for the body of a dead female begars belief because of the number of times in which it turned out that he had in fact been shot before he had died ( let's set the recorded straight on that he was apparently shot a total of 8 times, four of which would have been instantly fatal individually, or collectively - and so, no PC Collins couldn't have mistaken Neville's body, for Sheila's body, as the body he saw on the floor behind the door when he was outside the laundry room window looking inwards). Rather more telling, with regards to this matter, Neville's body was not found on the kitchen floor behind a door, his body was in front of the inner door between the kitchen and the passageway beyond near to the rear entry door, and what's more his body was slumped over the top of an overturned chair with his head in the coal bucket, so there it is - PC Collins could not have mistaken Nevilles body slumped over a chair with his head in a coal hod, in front of an internal door, and his body be the same body he saw through the laundry room window which he described as a woman's body laid on the floor, behind a door!