Bullets sent to Lab, on and by, 30th August 1985...

[mike tesko]

Bullets sent to Lab, on and by, 30th August 1985...


Why is it, that by 30th August 1985, only twenty three (23) bullet cases were sent to the lab' to be examined by the ballistic expert, and yet Twenty six (26) bullets were submitted at the same time - which later became transformed into twenty five (25) bullet cases, and twenty five (25) bullets?

Where did the additional bullet cases come from, and what happened to one of the bullets?

Please click on image to enlarge...

[mike tesko]

Mike, is it possible that one of the bullets shot two people?

--------------------------------------------------------------------

Carry:- Yes, I think there is reference somewhere to one of the bullets which wounded June Bamber, could have exited and re-entered another part of her body (but this was not proven as being 100% true)...

Good question...

[Hartley]

Hmmm, this is a submission of evidence for the original case (4 murders and a suicide), bullet PV/20 is noted as a bullet and not as a fragmented bullet.

It also seems to mention a resubmitted silencer found in the gun cupboard.

[paulg]

PV/19 is noted as BRAIN!!

[Hartley]

PV/19 is noted as BRAIN!!

That's true. It doesn't contradict anything though.

[paulg]

PV/19 is noted as BRAIN!!

That's true. It doesn't contradict anything though.

No, it was more a..oh my god, and only one bullet from Sheila, suggesting that the first did indeed fragment, and the 2 whole bullets is a mistake.

[Hartley]

PV/19 is noted as BRAIN!!

That's true. It doesn't contradict anything though.

No, it was more a..oh my god, and only one bullet from Sheila, suggesting that the first did indeed fragment, and the 2 whole bullets is a mistake.

Except it's the bullet to Sheila's neck which Mike T says was fragmented, not the one in her brain.

[smiffy]

Why does the exhibits list give incorrect dates for when some of the bullet cases were collected?