Guardian 12th March

[handymanz]

So because the blood on the silencer was of the same blood group as Sheila's, it has to be her blood.

[Adam]

So because the blood on the silencer was of the same blood group as Sheila's, it has to be her blood.

Who else's could it be?

[Adam]

The 2012 CCRC submission tried to prove the silencer was not used. This was by trying to prove Nevill's back was burnt minus the silencer.

This would just mean another item was used to burn Nevill's back. Or the silencer was taken off after Sheila was shot twice & then Nevill's back was burnt.

Besides which it was not possible to determine whether the burn marks were made with or without the silencer attached.

But good of Bamber to suggest Sheila was a calculated killer who could lift a 16 stone man in order to burn his back.

[handymanz]

Who else's could it be?

Somebody else from the 8% of the UK who share this blood group.

[Steve_uk]

Somebody else from the 8% of the UK who share this blood group.

How would Robert Boutfour have known?

[lookout]

How would Robert Boutfour have known?

Anything unusual would be in your medical records Steve, so he'd have known that unless he'd forgotten due to the onset of dementia.

[Steve_uk]

Anything unusual would be in your medical records Steve, so he'd have known that unless he'd forgotten due to the onset of dementia.

Well I was thinking that 42% of the UK population have Type A blood, so evidently pathology has narrowed it down to 8% testing for enzymes. But how would Robert Boutflour have known that his blood matched Sheila's?

[David1819]

QC you were definitely leaning towards Jeremy being guilty so I was wondering has that changed.

Probably from reading Adam's posts.

[lookout]

Well I was thinking that 42% of the UK population have Type A blood, so evidently pathology has narrowed it down to 8% testing for enzymes. But how would Robert Boutflour have known that his blood matched Sheila's?

He'd have already known his own blood type  in case he ever needed a transfusion and would have got to know Sheila's via news programmes/media or even from the police.

[lookout]

He'd have already known his own blood type  in case he ever needed a transfusion and would have got to know Sheila's via news programmes/media or even from the police.

Who knows, he could have even made it his business to find out ? I wonder how he felt when it was known ?

[Adam]

Anything unusual would be in your medical records Steve, so he'd have known that unless he'd forgotten due to the onset of dementia.

Medical records are confidential.

[Adam]

He'd have already known his own blood type  in case he ever needed a transfusion and would have got to know Sheila's via news programmes/media or even from the police.

Medical records are confidential.

[Adam]

Hopefully the source that RB had the same blood group as Sheila will be provided today. It was not part of the trial defence or an item at the COA.

[lookout]

Medical records are confidential.

Not to the individual patient they're not as you can request latest notes. Many people know their own blood group.

[Adam]

Not to the individual patient they're not as you can request latest notes. Many people know their own blood group.

I know. The relatives could not find out Sheila's blood group.

It is very bizarre that people suggest RB shot himself or the relatives undiluted already diluted period blood. Then scratched the aga.