Hi, I am new to the forum but I have introduced myself
. The point I would like to make is that although I find what you say interesting, my problem with it is that surely had this been the case, it would have been easier to have let Sheila take the blame and not peruse a case around Jeremy. Why go to the trouble of fitting up an innocent man for murder, when a cut and dried 'uncomplicated' murder suicide would have resulted in less intervention by authorities likely to discover the cover-up?
Has anyone seen the photograph of Sheila's body with only one gun shot wound?
Caroline, It was first thought that it was a murder/suicide, although some cops doubted this. DI jones was convinced that Sheila was responsible, but unfortunately he died before the trial. I believe he would have backed Bamber.
The family were convinced that Jeremy was responsible, and badgered the police. DI Jones threw them out of his office at one time.
DC Clarke told Ann that June, and Sheila were found on the bed with the rifle between them, and a bible on Sheila's body.
Mugford told Ann that Sheila had one wound under the chin when she identified the bodies at the morgue.
It has been suggested that 60 police officers attended the farm that dreadful morning for training. It is quite possible that the police moved the bodies around as part of a training exercise.
I no longer believe that the family were out to get Jeremy, but still think they were wrong in thier assumptions, and played a major part in his conviction. I still think this is all about a woman scorned.