I know 
If he was near death though, he wouldn't have gone for the gun cupboard either.
She wasn't shot in the kitchen anyway.
She was, and the contents of the police radio logs confirm this to be true - you do not report finding the body of a dead male "AND" the body of a dead female in the kitchen upon entry (7:37am), if there was no female body which had been shot there. The excuse about PC Collins mistakenly identifying Ralphs body for a female one simply does not hold water, because if that was the true explanation, there would only have been reference to the finding of one body, not two different ones. Moreover, the reference to two bodies was not in isolation, since a minute later, there was /is confirmation from the scene that the body of one dead male, and the body of one dead female (7:38am) had been found. Again, you do not report the finding of a dead male and a dead female, if as it were there had been or was only one body found in the kitchen, misidentified by a police officer. You might get the sex of the body wrong, but not the number of bodies found. Then of course, there is / was the additional message passed from the scene at 7:42am, where a request is sent for the police surgeon and the coroners officer to be contacted regarding two bodies? Again, if there had only been one body that had been mistakenly identified as a dead female when all along it was the body of Ralph Bamber, you would not be reporting from the scene and making a request for the police surgeon and the coroners officer to be contacted regarding the discovery of two bodies, the reference would be to the find of one body, which could possibly have been mistakenly identified as a dead female, when all along it had been a dead male. Moreover, by 7:45am, the control room was contacting scenes of crime officers at home asking them to come on duty because police were dealing with an incident at whf involving a murder and a suicide, now where did the control room get that information from? How could anyone describe Ralph Bambers death, by and from before 7:45am as a suicide? I do not buy any nonsense about the police recording the facts wrongly, it's just too fantastic to expect anyone with a brain to contemplate on the scale it would have had to happen. They didn 't make mistakes on the scale suggested, they lied and covered up the truth, about where the body of Sheila was originally found upon entry to the kitchen. How come the raid team only reported finding three more bodies upstairs (8:10am), if only one body had been found downstairs? Whichever way you want to look at it, the explanation about PC Collins mistakenly misidentifying Ralphs body for that of a dead female, simply does not hold water, or add up, or equate to the known, and reported facts. If the explanation offered by PC Collins had any truth in it, the reference to the body of a dead female would have appeared in the radio logs before any mention of a dead male body having been found upon entry into the kitchen - police can't even get basic things like this right which indicates that they have made a story up, and they did so because later on upstairs in the bedroom, a police officer shot and killed Sheila, after she had already been declared dead by the police surgeon (8:44am) at a time when she only had one wound to her throat...
