Confidential Information, I can now reveal that destroys credibility of silencer

[mike tesko]

Who wrote the article on You Know Who Killed You Don't You?

David Shaw - book manuscript, 'An innocent man'. 

[mike tesko]

Why were two different raids to enter the farmhouse carried out, one at 7.30am, and a second one at 9 O'clock?

More intriguingly, why have the police sought to withold the details of the second raid?

Well, perhaps the answer to that, is found in the position and location of victims bodies at the time the second raid was carried out, 'one body downstairs, four bodies upstairs', as opposed to the position and locstion of victims bodies as found at the time ofthe original raid at 7.30am, two bodies downstairs, three bodies upstairs'. The need to have two separate raids to enter the farmhouse, one and a half hours apart, was required to deal with this discrepancy, because failure to have done so, would have revealed a massive discepancy in the position and location of victims bodies, upstairs and downstairs, between the hours of 7.37am, and 8.44am...

[mike tesko]

I have very recently been given some information that gives an insight into why members of the original raid team who entered the farmhouse at 7.30am, were granted, 'immunity from prosecution', information which is something of an eye opener...


The contents of police logs, timed between 7.30 and 8.10am, that morning, relate only to the circumstances of the first raid into the farmhouse at 7.30am -  by the time of the second raid to enter the premises at 9 O'clock, the bodies of victims were distributed differently around the farmhouse...

[mike tesko]

It has been explained to me that by the end of the first part of the firearms operation inside whf, the position and location of victims downstairs and upstairs had changed, from two downstairs, and three upstairs, into one downstairs, four upstairs. The first group left the farmhouse at 8.44am, with Sheila' body upstairs in the bedroom on the bed. She only had a solitary bullet wound to her throat at this time...

[mike tesko]

It has been explained to me that by the end of the first part of the firearms operation inside whf, the position and location of victims downstairs and upstairs had changed, from two downstairs, and three upstairs, into one downstairs, four upstairs. The first group left the farmhouse at 8.44am, with Sheila' body upstairs in the bedroom on the bed. She only had a solitary bullet wound to her throat at this time...

This is the point where the deception came into play, since rather than tell the truth about where the bodies of victims had been found, they were encouraged to say that bodiess had been found upon entry, where they had ended up, and this is the reason for the descrepancy between the logs and their witness statements..

[Roch]

David Shaw - book manuscript, 'An innocent man'.

Thanks Mike.

[mike tesko]

Currently in Colchester, on bus to Harich (76)...

Sun is shining, things to do...

[lookout]

Send some of that sunshine up North here,Mike. It's freezing.

[mike tesko]

Currently in Colchester, on bus to Harich (76)...

Sun is shining, things to do...

Hythe station...

[mike tesko]

Just passing TESCO's superstore...

[mike tesko]

University of Essex...

Dafodils are in bloom, everywhere...

[lookout]

Essex,eh ? You're a long way from home.

[mike tesko]

Essex,eh ? You're a long way from home.

Hi Lookout,

Yeah, I am...

Hope to be back north, early evening...

[Reader]

David Shaw - book manuscript, 'An innocent man'.

You posted Shaw's assertion, "The Anschutz rifle was responsible for inflicting the first, non-fatal wound (bullet PV/20)."

More recently, though, you've put forward the theory, based on information from an informant, that the non-fatal wound was inflicted by Peter Woodcock, using a police firearm (that just happened to be a .22 rifle).

You've also attributed to an informant the theory that the police fired additional bullets into Nevill and June after they were declared to be dead, yet you later referred to these shootings by the police as "murder", which was not what you were told. The term "murder" wouldn't apply in those circumstances.

[mike tesko]

This is the point where the deception came into play, since rather than tell the truth about where the bodies of victims had been found, they were encouraged to say that bodiess had been found upon entry, where they had ended up, and this is the reason for the descrepancy between the logs and their witness statements..

This problem was eased somewhat when at 9 O'clock a second group of firearms officers became engaged in 'INFORMATIVES', and re-enacted the entry into the farmhouse with only one body downstairs...

The original raid team who had entered the farmhouse at around 7.30am, simply adopted the approach into the house on the second occasion, as though it had been done like that originally at the time of the first raid...