Whose Bloodied right hand palm print was left on pages of bible?

[maggie]

Right,here is the best I can do as camera is broken,so had to use my blackberry.

Wow!! tyler ...well done, it's really clear 

[Alias]

Thank you for the photos, Tyler.  I hope that members will share their thoughts on the text.

[lookout]

Hi lookout of you look at the thread I put up you'll see the blue New Bible was June's and one black onel kept in spare room (where Sheila was staying?) one in the kitchen and one somewhere else.

Thanks for that Maggie. I'm quite surprised somehow,that June had the blue one.She could have thrown it at Sheila and that's how it landed,right in her lap. I wish I had some idea when June died,,though it was obviously before Sheila presumably.?

[killingeve]

Wow, looks like this could potentially be a break-through moment.

Well done Caroline ((( )))

[Jane]

Thank you for the photos, Tyler.  I hope that members will share their thoughts on the text.

Tyler, you're a gem Alias, with the luxury of hindsight we could attach many of those words to Sheila's mixed up thoughts but IMO, those of Psalm 55 appear appropriate.

[maggie]

Thanks for that Maggie. I'm quite surprised somehow,that June had the blue one.She could have thrown it at Sheila and that's how it landed,right in her lap. I wish I had some idea when June died,,though it was obviously before Sheila presumably.?

I really can't go with Steve's suggestions of June and Sheila studying the bible together. 

If there was a bloodied print in the black bible which was in the spare room and also where Sheila was saying well that's very interesting imo.
 
Wonder where that bible was found? 

The blue bible was always on June's bedside table so would have been accessible to Sheila when in the main bedroom before she died...... 

If we knew for sure it was Sheila's handprint then we could to assume that Sheila was looking at the bible after she had shot everyone....maybe that is why she killed herself in that room? 
If she had killed in a frenzy and state of psychosis would she be aware of the twins or anyone else? would she even remember? 
Would she have felt any need to lie down with the twins if she had travelled that far in her head???

[Alias]

"Create in me a pure heart, O God."
Stands out to me. Among others.

[maggie]

Thank you for the photos, Tyler.  I hope that members will share their thoughts on the text.

I also think Psalm 55 would be Sheila's plea. 

Psalm 52 is very powerful and speaks of feelings of helplessness and powerlessness against a foe.

[killingeve]

If you mean Vanezis he didn't mention blood on either of her hands, in fact he says that neither the palms or the fingers were contaminated with blood. He stated that the blood on the nightie appeared to have transferred from her right wrist.

Hello Miss Bridget

How are you today?   

The precise explanation is as follows:

"bloodstained palm prints on nightdress matches bloodstains appeared to have transferred from R hand." 

[lookout]

" your tongue plots destruction ". Psalm 52 would have been what June was quoting from.

[killingeve]

All this misguided religion does my head in!!! 

I wonder how all this stuff between the pair would have manifested without religion?  Pity they weren't atheists 

[maggie]

All this misguided religion does my head in!!! 

I wonder how all this stuff between the pair would have manifested without religion?  Pity they weren't atheists 

Certainly pity they weren't obsessives NN.

[Bridget]

Hello Miss Bridget

How are you today?   

The precise explanation is as follows:

"bloodstained palm prints on nightdress matches bloodstains appeared to have transferred from R hand."

I'm fine thank you Ms N, hope you are too.

Yes I have the Lomax book too, see my post #92.

[Caroline R]

Wow, looks like this could potentially be a break-through moment.

Well done Caroline ((( )))

Thanks NN . Of course I am aware that it might turn into a big fat zero but that's just my natural pessimism  X

[killingeve]

Certainly pity they weren't obsessives NN.

You don't think they were obsessives?