Two identical looking Parker hale silencers should have been present at the scene at the material time of these shootings, one belonging to Anthony Pargeter, the other to the Bamber rifle. What becomes evident in the way the case was/has been built up against Jeremy is that everyone of the prosecution witnesses who show any interest at all in the silencer, treat the silencer in question as being the one with the blood in it and the paint on it as being the Bamber silencer - but this is problematic because blood was attributed to one (the silencer sent to the lab` on 30th August 1985) whilst paint materialised on the other, which did not get sent to the lab` until 20th september 1985. Now I do not know how the hell it was possible for police to send the same silencer to the lab' on 20th September, if they had already sent it there on 30th August 1985? Let's delve a little bit deeper, experts at the lab' found blood in the silencer sent to the lab` which was duly identified as supposedly being unique and exclusive to Sheila, blood which was being analysed at the lab` between 12th and 19th September...
How did the silencer sent to the lab` by Essex police on 30th August, inside which was found all this compelling blood evidence, find its way back into police possession in time for the police to send the silencer back to the lab` on 20th September 1985, to be checked for blood, if it was the same silencer and it had already been checked for blood?
According to lab' records one silencer was sent to lab` on 30th August 1985, it remained in storage their until 1986, so how could Essex police have possession of the same silencer which had been sent to the lab` on 30th August 1985, by and until 20th September 1985, if the one sent previously on 30th August was never handed back to police to enable them to hand it back to them?