Lack of ammunition-handling evidence on Sheila's hands

[guest154]

I love the Cornwell series, she's a brilliant writer who uses detailed research that she does herself. She's far superior in the legal and medical world than most people who write in that genre. She's also worked in that world for many years and spends months researching information so that it is all factual in her books - brilliant writer!!

[Bridget]

No.  Not quite.  Kay Scarpetta is a fictional character... correct?

Correct. I think I read one of the books once. Are you suggesting I'm making it all up? 

[Roch]

I love the Cornwell series, she's a brilliant writer who uses detailed research that she does herself. She's far superior in the legal and medical world than most people who write in that genre. She's also worked in that world for many years and spends months researching information so that it is all factual in her books - brilliant writer!!

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/22465005/ns/today-books/t/real-kay-scarpetta-retires/

[Roch]

Correct. I think I read one of the books once. Are you suggesting I'm making it all up? 

Think again... you're still cold...

[Bridget]

Think again... you're still cold...

Um... she's a woman? Lol I need more clues...

[Roch]

Um... she's a woman? Lol I need more clues...

Did you read 'real Kay Scarpetta retires' link above?  Come on Bridget....  you've been paid an enormous compliment by Campion...

Think!

[bob]

I have emailed a scientist in Newcastle...I need to know these things...

I don't know if you are aware, but her nightdress was only visually inspected and the none expert that looked at the bottom of her nightdress said there was no residue. 

The levels on her hands were of someone who does day to day things around the house....

If this scientist does not reply, then I will email Cameron....Lol...

Do you really think she could have loaded three magazines worth of ammunition, and fired all rounds, without there being any evidence of it?

[Bridget]

Did you read 'real Kay Scarpetta retires' link above?  Come on Bridget....  you've been paid an enormous compliment by Campion...

Think!

An ironic compliment, is there such a thing? It's gone 9 and I refuse to think. Either explain it to me or I'll wait for Patti to come along and tell me 

[Roch]

An ironic compliment, is there such a thing? It's gone 9 and I refuse to think. Either explain it to me or I'll wait for Patti to come along and tell me 

OK... I will lead the horse to water... But what I cannot do, is make you drink... 

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/feb/04/jeremy-bamber-murders-ballistics-challenge

[guest154]

Enjoyed that article, thanks Roch!

[bloggs and son]

Do you really think she could have loaded three magazines worth of ammunition, and fired all rounds, without there being any evidence of it?

Mind over matter?

[campion]

Apposite and circumspect posting, David.
  In that Guardian 1988 picture, do I detect Detective StanleyBrain Jones holdig hands with Jeremy?
  It is incredible that you brought to our attention, that the real Dr Scarpetta ((Marcella Fierro)), supports the view that 'no moderator' was used.
In the words of Mandy Rice Davies, would Jones say - 'Well she would say that wouldn't she' ?

[mertol22]

Mind over matter?

hunched up figure cleaned them

[Bridget]

Apposite and circumspect posting, David.
  In that Guardian 1988 picture, do I detect Detective StanleyBrain Jones holdig hands with Jeremy?
  It is incredible that you brought to our attention, that the real Dr Scarpetta ((Marcella Fierro)), supports the view that 'no moderator' was used.
In the words of Mandy Rice Davies, would Jones say - 'Well she would say that wouldn't she' ?

Oh ok, I get it. Like I said...

[mike tesko]

Do you mean the point you made earlier, that the lab assistants loaded different ammunition? I'm not sure if I already asked you this, but if the ammunition the assistants used was not comparable to the WHF ammunition, surely someone would have pointed that out?

It appears not...