This is probably a bit out of context but I often wonder why Sheila didn't take her life near her sons or in her own room rather than in her parents bedroom? But then I guess she wasn't exactly thinking rationally? Or was she prevented from doing this by the police turning up/raid team?
Had JB have been responsible surely the above scenarios wld be more compelling than in her parents bedroom?
Hi, egap1. Even if it is out of context, it links in perfectly with my question.
Do we know for certain that Sheila took her life in her parents' bedroom? The reason I ask is because it appears to be documented that her body was seen to be in different places and positions at different times.
Position 1, kitchen floor. Position 2, upstairs on bed. Position 3a, bedroom floor, hand on gun. Position 3b, bedroom floor, finger on trigger.
How could Jeremy have been responsible for "stage managing" her body to Position 3a, bedroom floor when he was with Ann Eaton when DC Clarke told her that he had seen her on the bed which would have the earlier Position 2?