Here are pieces of evidential value, which has either different 'exhibit references', or 'different lab item numbers' for the same item', at 'different stages of the same investigation' or 'all three variations at one and the same time', or 'in accumulative steps'
Silencer lab item no. 22
Silencer lab item no. 23
Silencer 'SBJ/1'
Silencer 'SJ/1'
Silencer 'DB/1'
Silencer 'DRB/1'
Above sent and received at lab' on the following dates
13th August 1985
30th August 1985
20th September 1985
Silencer handed over to police by different people on different occasions
'Peter Eaton' on 12th August 1985
'Ann Eaton' on 11th September 1985
Different number of internal baffle plates inside silencer
'SBJ/1' - 17 baffles
'SJ/1' -17 baffles
'DB/1' - (was 'a flake of dried blood' recovered by 'David Boutflour'
'DRB/1 - 15 baffles
Cloth pull through of .22 semi-automatic rifle
'Lab item reference number [sequence] altered'
'Cloth pull-through was placed inside the inner barrel of .22 semi-automatic rifle, after it had been fired using test fired rounds of ammunition'
'The transformation of a crime scene bullet'
'Crime scene bullet [PV/20 - refers to shooting of 'Sheila Caffell'] was originally 'a fragmented bullet, which miraculously turned into a whole bullet'
'Individual exhibit references' and 'lab item numbers' are 'missing', or 'have been ignored', 'altogether', resulting in the following..
'Two of the 29 live rounds of .22 [ Ely manufacturered] ammunition that were test fired in the .22 semi-automatic rifle, remain unaccounted for'
'The .22 semi-automatic rifles metal end cap' without any 'exhibit reference' and or 'lab item number', even though it must have been scientifically examined and checked for 'damage', 'contamination with blood' and 'red paint particles' from 'scratched kitchen aga suround' at 'the scene' (scant information regarding, 'who found' or 'recovered this metal end cap', the 'circumstances it was recovered in', leading to 'the possibility' that exhibit 'DB/1'[lab item number 23] was infact, references to the metal endcap that normally fitted onto the end of the .22 semi-automatic rifles barrel'...
'who examined the silencer' [first and foremost] and ['potentially'] found 'blood inside between baffle plates' and 'crushed red paint particles' in the knurled pattern of the silencers metal end cap'..
'David Boutflour'?
And 'as yet', an 'unidentified relative'?
'DI Cook'?
'John Haywood'?
'Glynis Howard'?
'Brian Elliot'?
'Malcolm Fletcher'?
'A total absence' of any 'diagrams', 'photographs' or 'documentation' from the lab' concerning 'the size', 'shape' and all relevant measurements' of 'lab items of evidential value' at 'the time it was received', 'found', or 'it was 'metamophosized' into 'a different piece of scientific evidence'..
'With no reference' or 'mention to' [of] 'blood found inside the dismantled silencer', and 'red paint particles' on ' the outside of the silencer' at the point of discovery [by 'whom', or 'whoever' and even 'whenever'] prior to the flake ['not a number of different flakes'] being made into a solution'! The 'flake itself' did 'not have its own exhibit reference' or 'a lab item number' before 'it's evolution' of 'becoming a solution', from which 'blood group results' were 'subsequently obtained' in 'imaginary circumstances'. There did not exist 'an exhibit reference ' or 'a lab item number' for 'the flake', the original solution the flake was allegedly made into' or 'the additional five separate potions of fluid' it got turned into' as 'derived from the original flake', so that tests could be conducted with regards to individual blood group testing, on different days [12th, 13th, 18th and the 19th September 1985]. None of the obtained blood group results obtained on the aforementioned dates, had 'exhibit references' or 'lab item numbers' - it was a 'Mickey Mouse' approach 'to serious' and 'important issues' which made it almost astonishingly impossible' for any other 'expert witness' to 'follow' and 'investigate thoroughly' and 'correctly'...