I am not saying that at all - I am saying that there was an original document produced at the time of the trial which gave details about what PC Myall said to the control, room / incident room, via the radio of CA07, that included details of what they had just been observing at the bedroom window, and the request for firearms officers to be sent to the scene immediately because they had just seen seen someone who was possibly armed and it could turn into a siege situation...
You will note that there does not appear any official crown court stamp anywhere on this document...
It's a forgery because one side of the document is an original, relating to a different log from the scene starting at 4:02am, whilst on the reverse side, is a photocopy of the phone message log timed at 3:26am - you can't have an original on one side and a copy on the other, both sides should be original contents...
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Yes, by suggesting that the details of the phone message log timed at 3:26am, were copied onto the reverse of the other log (4:02am) from the scene, I am describing it as a forgery, because that is what it is - a copy on one side and original handwritten details on the other. For the purposes of clarity, the handwriting on both sides would need to be original for the document not to be a forgery...
If one side of the document has been forged, because someone has copied something onto it, it automatically makes the whole document a forgery because someone has tried to present it as an original document, when it is obviously not...
Are you trying to suggest that it doesn't matter that one side is a forgery, the other side is an original which stands on its own merits?
I did not forge that document, and I did not make the posts that someone else did and which you are trying to pin on me...
You have asked me about these discrepancies and I have given you my answer as best I can...