PS Woodcock, said he did not remove gun from body until 11:10am but PS Adams (firearm Commander of operation at scene), and Corners officer, PC Wright, say they have no recollection of gun on body at 9am, and 9:30am...
Lo and behold, now according to what PS Adams told the COLP investigators, he told them that when he viewed Sheila's body in the bedroom, that he had no recollection of seeing the gun on her body at that time. Now, that is a fact worth taking note of, since Adams left the scene at around 9 O'clock, and of course, we now know that the anshuzt rifle had been resting against the bedroom wall near to the window, and that out had been resting there, unmoved, untouched until at around 9.13am, when it was brought to Sheila's body for reconstruction purposes and that the shot which killed her, had in fact been discharged from the rifle at that stage, and not a moment sooner...
In any event, PS Adams exposes the claim made by many of his colleagues, who claim that they found Sheila in the bedroom with the rifle on her body. That was not true, and PS Woodcock did not wait until 11.10am before removing the rifle from Sheila's body, otherwise the rifle would have been on her body, when Adams viewed her body at around 9am, and he says it wasn't, so somebody is telling porkies. According to Cook, he asked Montgomery to remove the rifle shortly after 10 O'clock, and Cook says he himself stood the rifle at the window as per crime scene photograph number 23, but that can't be right either, because if what PS Woodcock says about him removing the rifle from Sheila's body at 11.10am, how can Montgomery have removed it from the body an hour earlier? The truth in the matter, is not that the gun was removed from the body and placed at the bedroom window, insomuch as it was brought from the window and put onto the body...
