Seriously?
You have an alleged cut on Sheila's shoulder with blood running out towards the floor (as it should). Then on Sheila's arm the rules of gravity have completely reversed and is pulling the blood upwards away from the ground.


The upper 'wound' you refer to was only discovered recently. I use inverted commas to denote that it is certainly an interesting and contested mark, given other factors in the immediate vicinity.
Regarding what you describe as Sheila's arm. Your argument falls down before it has even begun. It presupposes that the wounds were inflicted while Sheila was in the same position that she was photographed in.
Interestingly though, the marks displayed on the wrist (as per the image you posted up) prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that Jeremy Bamber didn't stage his sister's crime scene.Then on top of that, you have all these alleged wounds that only seem to have bled in one direction despite allegedly suffering from these wounds while standing and mobile.
I assume you mean the collection of single streak marks present on the upper arm. I don't normally make reference to them in my posts, as I cant work out why they would be singular - however - that is not to say that I support your theory (that they were caused by the gunshot/s).
Then you have the autopsy evidence that requires a convoluted conspiracy you have no scintilla of evidence to support.
I don't see why the post mortem needs to be a convoluted conspiracy. That would need to be explained to me. Pretty sure I could provide a rebuttal.
Then you have June inflicting all these wounds and going back to bed.
It's a suggestion. The bed is large and is the focal point of the room, it might be the natural instinct of a bedroom inhabitant to retreat to it. I hate to use the word cower, but in its physical sense, I could see that happening. Furthermore, I have long said, we do not know how many incidents occurred that night. There may have been some kind of earlier non-fatal precursor, that was brought back under control (or so they thought).
Then you have June inflicting fingernail wounds that caused blood to flow out of Sheila's arm. While Sheila is supposed to have inflicted the same nature of wounds to Nevills arm yet no blood is flowing from Nevill's arm and the injuries on Nevill's arm looks completely different to what is on Sheila's arm. Yet they are supposed to be the same type of injuries (according to you).
OK, it could simply be that June's fingernails were more sharp than Sheila's. In addition, for the marks to be caused by the barrel of the gun, it is very difficult to imagine how this could be achieved. It is an awkward and unwieldy process and motion, that would be prone to slips. Furthermore, how does it tie in with where Nevill was found?
Then you have the evidence of two other experts - Bernard Knight and Helbert MacDonnell that contradict this idea. The excuse being the photos were not good enough despite the fact none of them complained about the quality and felt them to be of adequate quality to draw their conclusions on.
Well it's difficult to know that their briefs were. I don't think either were advised to be on the lookout for non-disclosed wounds.
This entire hodgepodge of lunacy rests solely on the claims of someone who has assumed there is expert evidence to support the claim because someone in the CT told him it would be part of the submission.
An expert was commissioned and provided with the necessary images (from the previous release of the negatives).