April, I am intrigues by the repeated suggestions that he has been tested numerous times. Why may I ask would someone be tested this amount of times? Have you seen all the reports?
I also understand that an eminent psychologist brought in by the defense also thought he was a textbook case.
Yes Sheila was extremely uncoordinated. This has been mentioned numerous times by relatives who actually SAW her in the time leading up to her death. An uncoordinated, 9 stone woman is highly unlikely to be the culprit of this crime April. However, a fit, young man in the prime of his life definitely is - you can see why people have such a hard time believing Sheila's culpability.
Daniel,,I'm sure you've come across the saying,: " the bigger they come,,the harder they fall."
Take boxing for instance,,you have a tall slim chap in one corner and a more stocky one in the other corner,,,both weighing the same. The stocky one can land the punches,but the taller one has the energy to avoid and dodge them.
Yes,,Neville was a big made chap,,but he was also tired and a lot older than Sheila,,who had the energy to tear around the place,up and down the stairs,and was also brandishing a rifle,so you don't argue with anyone who's armed. Neville was also opposed to hitting a woman,or he could possibly have knocked Sheila cold. As for if it had been Jeremy,,then Neville would,I'm sure,have put Jeremy on his back before any more damage was done.
The nature of the shootings was frenzied and done quickly,with the extra surety that all were dead,,finishing with the suicide of herself. The ratio of women murdering their children has risen over the years and is appx 39, and to men,being 51. Which means that it is still men who are the most likely to kill their own children,,but as it happened,the twins didn't belong to Jeremy.
