Sheila was the killer...

[mike tesko]

Sheila was the killer

The sequence with which the first ten (10) bullets were fired from the first load of the anshulz rifle, helps to determine that Sheila was the shooter, and not Jeremy, a fact borne out by reference to the position and location of uniquely marked bullet cases which were found at the scene by the police,. For example, Five double marked bullet cases were found at various places around whf, which serve to highlight the journey that the shooter took, and made as she went on the rampage through whf, shootings and killing as she went along:-

First to be shot was June Bamber, as she lay sleeping in her bed, she was shot five times, before the shooter fled the bedroom and went into the bedroom where the two children were sleeping, and she shot them both dead, with a solitary bullet each, before returning to the doorway to the main bedroom, at which point she shot and killed June Bamber by discharging two bullets into her...

With one bullet left, the shooter went downstairs and eventually ended up shooting Ralph Bamber and wounding him in the region of the kitchen, downstairs...

By this stage, there were no more bullets in the gun, which needed to be reloaded...

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[Kaldin]

How does that prove Sheila was the killer? Even if you're right about the old bullets, it could apply to Jeremy just as well.

[mike tesko]

The sequence with which the first ten bullets were fired, helps to determine who was responsible:-

Sheila had a deep seated hatred for her mother, June Bamber, and it becomes clear that the threat of having her two children taken away from her, pushed Sheila over the top. The frenzied way with which June Bamber was shot whilst she lay sleeping in her bed, demonstrates that whoever shot her five times, (with new bullets) did so with overkill in mind. Sheila then went and killed her two children by shooting them once each, (Bullet cases DRH/38 and DRH/39 found in children's bedroom) whilst both slept soundly in their beds...

Whilst Sheila was in the children's bedroom, shooting her children, the badly wounded June Bamber, had managed to get herself out of bed, and had been moving around inside the bedroom. By the time Sheila came back out of the children's bedroom, June had made it to the bedroom door, and Sheila shot her twice more ( Bullet cases DRH/4 and DRH/8, found close to June Bambers body) in the head, bringing her life to an abrupt end...

By this stage, there was only one bullet left in the magazine of the gun, and this bullet was unique in the sense that it was the last of the old bullets which had been inadvertently loaded into the gun...

This last bullet, would end up wounding Ralph Bamber whilst he was present in the region of the kitchen, as evidenced by the presence of a solitary double marked bullet case, (DRH/19) found on the kitchen table...

Sheila had returned to the kitchen, with a view to reloading the gun, and bullets for that purpose, were tipped out onto the kitchen  worktop close to the phone...

[mike tesko]

There was an opportunity for a struggle to ensue between the shooter (Sheila) and Ralph Bamber, in the region of the kitchen, because Sheila needed to reload the gun with bullets...

[mike tesko]

It was at this transitional period that the struggle between Sheila and Ralph took place, and both scratched and gouged each-other...

[Kaldin]

Likewise, the first five bullets need not have been used to shoot June. Some of them might have been used to shoot Neville.

I thought you were going to provide some kind of proof that five of the bullets were double marked.

[mike tesko]

Likewise, the first five bullets need not have been used to shoot June. Some of them might have been used to shoot Neville.

I thought you were going to provide some kind of proof that five of the bullets were double marked.

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Think before you post - it would have been impossible for any of those first five bullets to have wounded Neville, by virtue of the fact that by the time June Bamber was shot twice in the head, at the bedroom doorway,  she had already been shot five times, whilst she lay in bed, and could not have been shot in bed (five times) once she had been shot twice at the bedroom door. She was shot five times in bed, before she was eventually shot twice in the region of the bedroom door...

June was shot and killed by seven of the first ten (10) bullets fired from the first load of the guns ammunition magazine, a fact distinguishable by reference to the positioning of the five double marked bullet cases around the house at various locations, including two double marked bullet cases inside the main bedroom, which denotes that the first five single marked bullets had already been discharged from the gun...

It would have been mathematically impossible for Ralph to have been shot any sooner than he eventually was, by any of the bullets fired from the gun, during the first discharge of the ten bullets being spoken about - simply because of the fact that June must have been shot five times in bed, before she got out of bed and moved around inside the main bedroom, and she must have been shot five times in bed, before she was shot by the two double marked bullets, whilst she loitered bear to the doorway of the bedroom, and was killed...

The presence of two additionally double marked bullet cases, (DRH/38 and DRH/39), in the children's bedroom, and the fact that the children were shot a total of eight times, plus the fact that only eight bullets cases were found to be present in that bedroom, confirms that Sheila took the Gun into the children's  bedroom, and she shot her children dead, before coming back out of the children's bedroom, and confronting June Bamber at the doorway, of the main bedroom...

Sheila shot June twice more with two double marked bullets...

This left only one bullet still inside the guns magazine, a double marked bullet that ended up in the kitchen (DRH/19), which can only lead to one conclusion, and that conclusion is that Ralph was wounded at some stage inside the kitchen, and that this was the first time he got shot...

The gun was now empty (for the first time during the incident)...

[Kaldin]

Likewise, the first five bullets need not have been used to shoot June. Some of them might have been used to shoot Neville.

I thought you were going to provide some kind of proof that five of the bullets were double marked.

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Think before you post - it would have been impossible for any of those first five bullets to have wounded Neville, by virtue of the fact that by the time June Bamber was shot twice in the head, at the bedroom doorway,  she had already been shot five times, whilst she lay in bed, and could not have been shot in bed (five times) once she had been shot twice at the bedroom door. She was shot five times in bed, before she was eventually shot twice in the region of the bedroom door...

June was shot and killed by seven of the first ten (10) bullets fried from the first load of the guns ammunition magazine, a fact distinguishable by reference to the positioning of the five double marked bullet cases around the house at various locations, including two double marked bullet cases inside the main bedroom, which denotes that the first five single marked bullets had already been discharged from the gun...

It would have been mathematically impossible for Ralph to have been shot by any of the bullets fired from the gun, during the first discharge of the ten bullets being spoken about - simply because of the fact that June must have been shot five times in bed, before sh e got out of bed and moved around inside the main bedroom, and she must have been shot five times in bed, before she was shot by the two double marked bullets whilst she loitered bear to the doorway of the bedroom and was killed...

The presence of two additionally double marked bullet cases, (DRH/38 and DRH/39), in the children's bedroom, and the fact that the children were shot a total of eight times, plus the fact that only eight bullets cases were found to be present in that bedroom, confirms that Sheila took the Gun into the children's  bedroom, and she shot her children dead, before coming back out of the children's bedroom, and confronting June Bamber at the doorway, of the main bedroom...

Sheila shot June twice more with two double marked bullets...

This left only one bullet still inside the guns magazine, a double marked bullet that ended up in the kitchen (DRH/19), which can only lead to one conclusion, and that conclusion is that Ralph was wounded at some stage inside the kitchen, and that this was the first time he got shot...

The gun was now empty (for the first time during the incident)...

June could have been shot three times in her bed by the first lot of bullets, and then shot again later when the gun was reloaded. How do you know she was shot twice at the door? Maybe she was shot more than twice at the door. Do you have a plan of where the cartridges were found, and do you have proof that these double-marked bullets existed?

[Kaldin]

Even if June was shot five times first, that doesn't mean Sheila did it.

[mike tesko]

Likewise, the first five bullets need not have been used to shoot June. Some of them might have been used to shoot Neville.

I thought you were going to provide some kind of proof that five of the bullets were double marked.

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Think before you post - it would have been impossible for any of those first five bullets to have wounded Neville, by virtue of the fact that by the time June Bamber was shot twice in the head, at the bedroom doorway,  she had already been shot five times, whilst she lay in bed, and could not have been shot in bed (five times) once she had been shot twice at the bedroom door. She was shot five times in bed, before she was eventually shot twice in the region of the bedroom door...

June was shot and killed by seven of the first ten (10) bullets fried from the first load of the guns ammunition magazine, a fact distinguishable by reference to the positioning of the five double marked bullet cases around the house at various locations, including two double marked bullet cases inside the main bedroom, which denotes that the first five single marked bullets had already been discharged from the gun...

It would have been mathematically impossible for Ralph to have been shot by any of the bullets fired from the gun, during the first discharge of the ten bullets being spoken about - simply because of the fact that June must have been shot five times in bed, before sh e got out of bed and moved around inside the main bedroom, and she must have been shot five times in bed, before she was shot by the two double marked bullets whilst she loitered bear to the doorway of the bedroom and was killed...

The presence of two additionally double marked bullet cases, (DRH/38 and DRH/39), in the children's bedroom, and the fact that the children were shot a total of eight times, plus the fact that only eight bullets cases were found to be present in that bedroom, confirms that Sheila took the Gun into the children's  bedroom, and she shot her children dead, before coming back out of the children's bedroom, and confronting June Bamber at the doorway, of the main bedroom...

Sheila shot June twice more with two double marked bullets...

This left only one bullet still inside the guns magazine, a double marked bullet that ended up in the kitchen (DRH/19), which can only lead to one conclusion, and that conclusion is that Ralph was wounded at some stage inside the kitchen, and that this was the first time he got shot...

The gun was now empty (for the first time during the incident)...

June could have been shot three times in her bed by the first lot of bullets, and then shot again later when the gun was reloaded. How do you know she was shot twice at the door? Maybe she was shot more than twice at the door. Do you have a plan of where the cartridges were found, and do you have proof that these double-marked bullets existed?

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This is the mistake that Essex police, and the CPS have made, they did not think the logistics of the ammunition bullet cases, and their significance through properly, they lied to the court about Ralph having been shot four times in the main bedroom, before he allegedly went downstairs, and was killed off...

Yes, I have proof about what I am talking about, there is only one way it can be explained, because of the presence of the old bullets with the double magazine markings upon them that were found at specific locations around the house. These acted like markers, and illustrate the path which was taken by the shooter on her rampage of death, and destruction, throughout the house...

Ralph could not have been shot four times in the main bedroom from any of the first ten (10) bullets - it would have been impossible. June was the target for seven of the first ten bullets, and this tells its own story...

Sheila then shot and killed her two children, this too tells its own story...

[mike tesko]

Ralph was shot in the kitchen (non fatally) by the last of the ten bullets from the first load of the gun - this too, tells its own story...

[mike tesko]

Even if June was shot five times first, that doesn't mean Sheila did it.

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If Jeremy was the shooter, he would have shot Ralph first, and taken him out of the equation, altogether - the overkill of June Bamber, and the fact that the children were clearly shot immediately after the attack on June, is consistent with Shela, rather than Jeremy being the shooter, for obvious reasons...

[Kaldin]

I can't really comment further unless it can be shown that there were five double marked cartridges in the gun, and that they were loaded in the way you said they were.

[mike tesko]

I can't really comment further unless it can be shown that there were five double marked cartridges in the gun, and that they were loaded in the way you said they were.

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I appreciate that, but this is what is going to help Jeremy get his case back to the court of appeal, and win, if the CCRC do not refer his case back within two weeks time...

What I have uncovered is dynamite, and will silence all the skeptics who think, or who thought Jeremy was the killer. He couldn't have been the killer no matter how hard anyone wants him to be it...

[Sparkfilms]

The bullet trail could indeed shed new light.

I can visualise Shelia carrying out the shootings much easier than I can imagine Jeremy doing it.

As for Julie Mugford, I never believed her story back at the time, and I don't believe it now.