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Offline Bubo bubo

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now you see it now you don't
« on: January 18, 2023, 04:56:PM »



Blood on the carpet

When police knowingly contaminate a crime scene for their own ends they may have items that need to be moved and hidden so as not to appear in crime scene photos. However blood can only be hidden.
I believe June was shot when she exited the box room into the main bedroom. She may have been heavily bloodstained and maybe carrying a rifle or shotgun. Why do we have photos of the den showing a shotgun?

June’s death a couple of the many possibilities.

June is in the Box room. The TFG follow a blood trail up the back stairs. I believe we can ignore their claim that access to the bedrooms was closed as a lie. They enter the twin’s room and June hears them. Thinking it might be Sheila she exits into the main bedroom and is shot by a second team who have come up the main stairs. She collapses next to the bed where Sheila was supposedly found.

June will not exit the Box room even if she hears the shot of Sheila killing herself. It could be a trick to lure her out. On hearing male voices (one dead female) believing it to be safe, she exits into the Main bedroom and is shot beside the bed.

The priority after their initial shock and horror would be to minimise the blood stain so they put her on the bed while they considered what they would do. Unfortunately the bed was now contaminated with her blood and this led to the need for the story to include, that she was initially shot whilst in bed.

Thirdly moving a heavily blood soaked body would require protection from becoming covered in June’s blood. I have set out more on this aspect of their actions in other posts.

The Staging of the bedroom scene

The first part of these proceedings was the forced moving of June to her side of the bed. In order to protect themselves officers wore an overcoat and a plastic mackintosh to protect their clothing. I believe the most likely position for her body was where Sheila was placed. As they moved her, significant amounts of blood dripped onto the carpet leaving a trail that they would subsequently attribute to her mindless travel around the bed and back again. If she was shot in bed mainly to her right side why is all the blood on the left of the bed? As they eased her onto the bed, blood from their sleeves or because she was placed on her right side stained the left side of the bed and the blood from the head wound dripped across the pillow until she was finally placed and a larger darker stain was caused as it soaked into the pillow.
If she subsequently recovered from the initial onslaught and moved the marks on the pillow would be drag style staining not round as from blood flow or dripping. The effect on June from the initial onslaught would be significant. She would go into shock, be in intense agony and may even have fainted.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjfdpenl1Rc

Why if she was shot where Sheila was found did they not place her on Neville’s side of the bed? Firstly she was in a large pool of blood and they could not accomplish this manoeuvre without stepping in the blood. Their arms were not long enough. Secondly why would she be on what would be seen as the wrong side of the bed?

Placing Sheila by the bed was the best solution to cover the stains at the bedside. Her profile fitted the requirement of something long and narrow.

They lifted Sheila onto a blanket as preparation for the removal of her body. During the move the plugged wound was breeched by pressure from pooled blood in her neck and head. They had put her arms into a hands crossed to shoulders position. They would not want her arms to be flapping around. I believe they had difficulty around her bedroom door leading to her blood on the landing. The initial movement of her head caused any congealed blood to eject and this led to several drops of blood dripping onto her arm in a neat row and forming the trails shown in photos and regularly discussed as to their origin.

They may have put a scarf around her neck.

They had another problem in that they could not lay Sheila on top of June’s blood since it would soak into her nightie. There was also the risk that any normal more porous covering would allow blood to soak through as her body weight exerted downward pressure. A further problem was that they had run out of ‘Props’ from the room. They needed something small and narrow but no rug was available that fitted the bill. A wider rug could not be used because it would not allow the door to the Box room to open because of lack of clearance.

Huge amounts of blood would have stained the true location and the longer she was left there the larger these stains would have become and the more difficult it would be to hide and/or explain them.

A very large piece of carpet was removed from this location. Police then selectively removed 5 small samples to send for analysis to ensure they could maintain their narrative,

To solve the problem they used a rubber backed Toilet Mat similar in colour to the main rug and planted the socks to give it an air of permanence.

I am sorry about the size of the photo. If you search using Yahoo and enter Sheila Caffell Pictures you should find it and can enlarge it. Recent new legislation means that the likes of Google et al have removed many photos from all their galleries. What did Caroline do to those on the forum? Many show her with a gap between her inner right thigh and edge of the rug.

The reason they pulled on her legs was to enable them to conceal the edges of what looks suspiciously like a toilet mat. If not it is the most weird bedside rug I have ever come across. However by pulling on her legs they drew her into the space for the toilet pedestal and she ended up with June’s blood on the back of her nightie. It was not from sitting on the bed.

As part of all of this they also had to manipulate the shell casings to complete the story that they planned to tell.



Do not forget to read about the fire debris DB2 fire debris. A thread on this might prove interesting.

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