Inspector D Burrell 13/09/85

[Adam]

The claim from supporters is it was Sheila making the call at 6.09am. No one seeing her do this through the kitchen window.

The phone call was after Sheila had -  

Fired 26 bullets. 
Re loaded twice. 
Chambered twice. 
Breached twice. 
Fought Nevill. 
Postioned Nevill onto a coal scuttle.
Burnt Nevill's back. 
Wrote a long suicide note. 
Got the bible. 
Read the bible. 
Had a shower. 
Changed. 

Supporters could have said it was either Nevill or Sheila making the call. Either way it would make Bamber innocent. However Nevill being alive for 2 hours 21 minutes after the police arrived & not letting the police know is not realistic.

It is of course much more realistic Sheila would stay alive & then dial 999 at 6.09am.

[Adam]

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.gazette-news.co.uk/news/local/15458597.Campaigners_uncover__direct_evidence__of_convicted_murderer_s_innocence/&ved=0ahUKEwj_6-2N04vWAhVGYVAKHfKQDOEQqQIIHCgBMAA&usg=AFQjCNGpL5QNUVgKw7R4q-Wbo4e-WCsB2w

[lookout]

Well if none of the officers present made a call for ambulances------and up to now nobody has admitted dong so-------it could only have been Sheila who'd still been alive inside the farmhouse.

[Jane]

Well if none of the officers present made a call for ambulances------and up to now nobody has admitted dong so-------it could only have been Sheila who'd still been alive inside the farmhouse.

I'd have thought an ambulance would have been de rigueur once the firearms team was called.

[lookout]

I'd have thought an ambulance would have been de rigueur once the firearms team was called.

It obviously wasn't.

[Jane]

It obviously wasn't.

Why would that be?

[lookout]

Why would that be?

How would I know ? Why don't you answer the question ?

[lookout]

Why didn't EP send for an ambulance for standby when they initially arrived at the farmhouse ?

[Jane]

How would I know ? Why don't you answer the question ?

You said "It obviously wasn't". I asked why you would say that. You ask "How would I know?" So what was the point of stating "It obviously wasn't" if you didn't categorically KNOW that the ambulances weren't automatically called in conjunction with the firearms team.

[lookout]

You said "It obviously wasn't". I asked why you would say that. You ask "How would I know?" So what was the point of stating "It obviously wasn't" if you didn't categorically KNOW that the ambulances weren't automatically called in conjunction with the firearms team.

I answered by stating that no officer/s has admitted to having rang for an ambulance. That's the " obvious " bit.

[Jane]

I answered by stating that no officer/s has admitted to having rang for an ambulance. That's the " obvious " bit.

 You made no mention of "officer/s" until this moment. I doubt anyone would have had to have done it manually. Given that all these alleged telephone lines were being opened/non existent panic alarms in use, I feel quite certain there was a legitimate one opened somewhere.

[lookout]

You made no mention of "officer/s" until this moment. I doubt anyone would have had to have done it manually. Given that all these alleged telephone lines were being opened/non existent panic alarms in use, I feel quite certain there was a legitimate one opened somewhere.

I assume that each officer had been equipped with a radio,but little assistance had been called for by anyone until nearly 3 hours later as it was, so I suppose calling for an ambulance hadn't been a priority.
It's usually a given that where a seige situation exists,an ambulance is on standby.

[Jane]

I assume that each officer had been equipped with a radio,but little assistance had been called for by anyone until nearly 3 hours later as it was, so I suppose calling for an ambulance hadn't been a priority.
It's usually a given that where a seige situation exists,an ambulance is on standby.

I guess they'd have waited until they were absolutely certain that no one was going to walk out of the farm house. A firearms team being present lessens the likelihood of that happening. Until they were present, I guess a siege situation isn't positive.

[lookout]

I guess they'd have waited until they were absolutely certain that no one was going to walk out of the farm house. A firearms team being present lessens the likelihood of that happening. Until they were present, I guess a siege situation isn't positive.

Well the hint was big enough----firearms at the farmhouse and an unbalanced woman in-situ there ?

[Jane]

Well the hint was big enough----firearms at the farmhouse and an unbalanced woman in-situ there ?

IF she was alive -which she wasn't- there was every possibility that she could have curled up and gone to sleep. Such can be the way when psychosis wears off.