What Essex police and the Prosecution did not want Bamber to find out about?

[mike tesko]

What Essex police and the Prosecution did not want Bamber to find out about?

If what I have stumbled upon had been made known to the jury it would have left very little doubt in the minds of the jury that Sheila was involved in the shootings, and provide an explanation for why the bedroom phone was plugged in at the kitchen socket?

Since...

The digital kitchen phone was found in Sheila's bedroom...

[mike tesko]

Discovery of the digital phone in Sheila's bedroom, changes everything...

[mike tesko]

It now looks as though Sheila unplugged the kitchen digital phone and took it to her bedroom and placed it on the bed, and that she must have disconnected the round finger dial phone in her bedroom and plugged it in downstairs at some point, so as to prevent her parents raising the alarm from the bedroom...

[mike tesko]

Discovery of the digital phone which was normally plugged in at the kitchen on Sheila's bed, is capable of supporting a fresh application to the CCRC with a view to sending the case back to the court of appeal...

Hallelujah...

[Nuala]

Egap has asked whether Sheila might have telphoned her birth mother from WHF. I wonder if Sheila preferred using the digital phone and wished to use it for this purpose? Although that is pure speculation, of course.

[mike tesko]

Egap has asked whether Sheila might have telphoned her birth mother from WHF. I wonder if Sheila preferred using the digital phone and wished to use it for this purpose? Although that is pure speculation, of course.

There is no phone point in Sheila's bedroom - she must have taken the digital phone out of its normal socket in the kitchen, and taken it to her bedroom...

[Patti]

Hi Mike, I see that is the main bedroom and it looks like the police were gathering things up and bagging them.  How do you know the digital phone was found in Sheila's bedroom?  I thought Jean found the phone under magazines downstairs?

[Nuala]

There is no phone point in Sheila's bedroom - she must have taken the digital phone out of its normal socket in the kitchen, and taken it to her bedroom...

That's interesting.

[mike tesko]

Hi Mike, I see that is the main bedroom and it looks like the police were gathering things up and bagging them.  How do you know the digital phone was found in Sheila's bedroom?  I thought Jean found the phone under magazines downstairs?

Hi...

It's not the main bedroom, nor is it the bedroom which has been described as Sheila's bedroom, it is another bedroom at whf, where I think Sheila went to stay whilst planning what she was going to do, and how she was going to go about it...

Main thing is that the digital telephone that was normally plugged in at the kitchen, was actually found in this other bedroom...

The digital telephone in question was not found under a pile of magazines in the kitchen...

[Nuala]

Hi Mike, I see that is the main bedroom and it looks like the police were gathering things up and bagging them.  How do you know the digital phone was found in Sheila's bedroom?  I thought Jean found the phone under magazines downstairs?

It was the fawn coloured phone that was found with a pile of magazines. I have raised the same point about this fawn phone.

I believe between 50 and 100 people, including police cleaners had been all through WHF prior to this phone being found. Any one of these people could have moved the phone to the pile of magazines, perhaps during the cleaning process.

I find it hard to believe that this phone was deliberately hidden as this was such a daft place to hide a phone, it would certainly have been discovered at some time or other and, had it been hidden there by Jeremy, then he surely would have moved it elsewhere immediately folowing the murders.

[susan]

Mike  am I picking up wrong here did Sheila have a telephone point connection in her bedroom.

[mike tesko]

Mike  am I picking up wrong here did Sheila have a telephone point connection in her bedroom.

No...

There were three telephone points:-

(1) - Main bedroom
(2) - kitchen
(3) - upstairs office

[Nuala]

It was the fawn coloured phone that was found with a pile of magazines. I have raised the same point about this fawn phone.

I believe between 50 and 100 people, including police cleaners had been all through WHF prior to this phone being found. Any one of these people could have moved the phone to the pile of magazines, perhaps during the cleaning process.

I find it hard to believe that this phone was deliberately hidden as this was such a daft place to hide a phone, it would certainly have been discovered at some time or other and, had it been hidden there by Jeremy, then he surely would have moved it elsewhere immediately folowing the murders.

Given that 50 to 100 people tramped through WHF in the days following the murders and given the amount of disruptive activity that occurred there during this period, also given the untidy state of the kitchen, it seems to me to be possible that the phone slid down the back of the magazines unnoticed, perhaps when things were being moved around for cleaning purposes.

The pile of magazines could later have slid forward and been pushed back to straighten it - perhaps to prevent magazines falling on the floor - thereby pushing magazines over the top of the fawn phone and making it appear that the fawn phone had been hidden when that was not the case.

[mike tesko]

I have now got some information which I would like to share with everyone, chiefly because I have been ignored by Jeremy for quite some time now, but mainly because I think what I have stumbled upon is significant and has a bearing upon photographs which were taken at the scene for which no negatives exist?

Anyone who thinks that I did not see any photographs of Sheila on the bedroom, should think long and hard, because I am telling the truth, and i would be prepared to take a lie detector test to confirm that I have seen such photographs. The news I want to share with members of the forum, is that it can now be proven that the police have not been entirely honest about the photographs taken at the scene, since an instamatic camera was used to take many of the original photographs (to which no negatives existed) - and here is a crime scene photograph which proves this beyond any doubt...

Hallelujah...

[mike tesko]

So...

in order to get to the truth, we need to find out about this instamatic camera, who used it, and how  many pictures were taken at the crime scene by use of it?