


? WHAT? do you now say the body was on floor,moved to bed,moved back to floor?
Choose to ignore what DC Clarke observed when he attended the scene, and what he told Ann Eaton he had seen, for example, that Sheila's boy was on the bed before DC Clarke left the scene to go to Jeremys cottage, at your peril...
I am not saying anything, other than pointing out to you and to everyone else who says that Sheila's body was on the bedroom floor when the police surgeon, Craig, and PI Miller viewed Sheila's body at 8:44am, and Craig pronounced her as being dead - her body being as it were on the far side of the bed...
Now...
if her body was on the bedroom floor at 8:44am, as alleged by your good-self and others, then how come that by the time DC Clarke and Taff Jones arrive at the scene at around 9:05am, Sheila's body is now on the bed, a fact which Clarke recounted to Ann Eaton later that same morning, and then by 10 O'clock Sheila's body is back on the bedroom carpet...
Now...
which is it to be, in your version of events?
On the bedroom floor, on the bed, then back onto the floor?
Or...
On the bed, then moved to the floor?
Or...
just on the floor all of the time?