Exit Wound Conundrum
June Bamber had three/four bullet exit wounds, four loose bullets were found in the main bedroom, which if true, suggests that June was shot eight times, not seven, and a bullet case is missing from the crime scene, altogether, or one of the shots which has been attributed to one of the victims found in the main bedroom, was not a bullet, but a .22 pellet, instead - which could have been inflicted elsewhere inside the house. For example, the non fatal neck wound fired into the side of Sheila's neck downstairs in the region of the kitchen...
Daniel Caffell had two exit wounds, and Nicholas Caffell, had one exit wound, yet there was only one loose bullet found in the children's bedroom...
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