Who did they agree with to get the case over the line? Stop diverting your nonsense with another case. So you say the FSS agreed in the Bamber case to get it over the line to convict Jeremy, who did they agree with? Who in their wisdom decided to put blood on the inside of the silencer on the baffle plates creating back splatter?
I think that this aspect could have occurred at the FSS. I posted this some time ago.
Have you completed your analysis of the McKenzie report. It suggests some very worrying points. I will not list them all since it is only a few pages and readers can see the claims for themselves.
1 There was never a flake of blood in the silencer.
2 As expounded by Holly Goodhead on Red and her analysis of the serological components being unable to remain viable over time, the blood on the baffles is not conclusively Sheila's.
3 MF dismantled the SM on the 13/08/85. I have seen no GER for this and it is claimed the HOLAB 5 form is a fake. Why would RC dismantle it again if he knew this?
4 JH did not conduct the tests on the flake but testified as if he had.
It is possible that it was MF. He received some blood and tissue with the bullet PV20. Some of the blood could have formed in a flake and he could have claimed he found it when examining the sound moderator.
I still find it strange that RWC never found it (it was claimed to be loose) when he dismantled the SM and photographed it on the 21/08/85. I believe the flake was measured and was 5mm. It was not large.