Jeremy Bamber believes Sheila did not kill herself?

[Cambridgecutie]

How might this show the convictions are unsafe?

There's some argument to say the drawback phenomenon, which is how the prosecution argued SC's blood groups came to be inside the silencer, only happens with a hard contact wound but its a pretty moot point.  I don't think its what the CT are angling at.  I would be surprised the CT are switched on to this level of nuance.  I took the distance shot to mean the police shot SC which is just more nonsense.

[Jonathan]

There's some argument to say the drawback phenomenon, which is how the prosecution argued SC's blood groups came to be inside the silencer, only happens with a hard contact wound but its a pretty moot point.  I don't think its what the CT are angling at.  I would be surprised the CT are switched on to this level of nuance. I took the distance shot to mean the police shot SC which is just more nonsense.

Ties in with the Milbank 999 call. Police stormed WHF  - found Sheila armed and dangerous - shot her dead - then staged her suicide. I'd like to see the KC's arguments regarding this.

[Bubo bubo]

There's some argument to say the drawback phenomenon, which is how the prosecution argued SC's blood groups came to be inside the silencer, only happens with a hard contact wound but its a pretty moot point.  I don't think its what the CT are angling at.  I would be surprised the CT are switched on to this level of nuance.  I took the distance shot to mean the police shot SC which is just more nonsense.

May be they are using the words 'distance shot' to distinguish it from the other shot. Since the crowns case rests to some extent on JB using the SM. it could negate the drawback issue as CC points out.

[BarefootDanC]

I think the Sun have misunderstood this part of the evidence.  I suspect "at a distance" really means not a contact shot.  Remember, the Sun have not directly investigated the case, they are picking up on other reports.

Yes there are quite a lot of mistakes in the article, probably because they allowed the author to write it without any fact-checking. For example, the article claims that Nevill "also" called 999. No-one called 999!

[Steve_uk]

Ties in with the Milbank 999 call. Police stormed WHF  - found Sheila armed and dangerous - shot her dead - then staged her suicide. I'd like to see the KC's arguments regarding this.

Why not just say they were acting in self-defence?

[Adam]

Ties in with the Milbank 999 call. Police stormed WHF  - found Sheila armed and dangerous - shot her dead - then staged her suicide. I'd like to see the KC's arguments regarding this.

Why would the police take the rifle off Sheila, then shoot her with it?

They would shoot her with there own weapons.

[Steve_uk]

Why would the police take the rifle off Sheila, then shoot her with it?

They would shoot her with there own weapons.

She would have to be incapacitated at that point, lying prostate, the rifle Jeremy leaving about her person removed by police, the rifle which was anyway stiff, suddenly and conveniently for Jeremy discharging, necessitating the alleged cover-up by Essex Police.

If you can jump through all those hoops then you're a younger man than I, which to be fair, is becoming easier by the hour.

[Aunt Agatha]

Feeling that Sheila did not kill herself IS what Jeremy originally thought at the very beginning.
He told me so, face to face in the early days.

Jeremy had absolutely no idea what happened on that dreadful night and found it difficult to fully comprehend Sheila’s actions.

Maybe he was still in shock.
We certainly had the most basic of evidence back then.

From an outsiders point of view, based on my early meetings (which was almost weekly for years), based on Jeremy’s views, his feelings, his insight and what was actually happening at the time within the family, I still believe that this was an outsider… it was a prof hit.

It sounds crazy I know…. However my view has not changed since 1990.

[lookout]

 Hi Aunt Agatha---hope you're well.

Most of the gunshots were random apart from two which involved June and one of the twins---one shot each between the eyes ?

[Steve_uk]

Feeling that Sheila did not kill herself IS what Jeremy originally thought at the very beginning.
He told me so, face to face in the early days.

Jeremy had absolutely no idea what happened on that dreadful night and found it difficult to fully comprehend Sheila’s actions.

Maybe he was still in shock.
We certainly had the most basic of evidence back then.

From an outsiders point of view, based on my early meetings (which was almost weekly for years), based on Jeremy’s views, his feelings, his insight and what was actually happening at the time within the family, I still believe that this was an outsider… it was a prof hit.

It sounds crazy I know…. However my view has not changed since 1990.

Unlikely, as by Jeremy's own words allegedly relayed to him by Nevill the suspects are limited to two.

[ILB]

Unlikely, as by Jeremy's own words allegedly relayed to him by Nevill the suspects are limited to two.

This is the narrative Jeremy is tied too.

The cornerstone of the defence case is he received a call from Nevill saying Shelia had got a gun and gone ape shit.

What clears Shelia implicates him.