Photographic still image taken from crime scene video - The shocking truth...

[mike tesko]

I still wonder if it was in the cupboard - what if they found it under the bed or something and the police told them not to say that because it made them look stupid?

Mike do you know if it was ever mentioned if NB watch had stopped when it was found?

We know, that police did take possession of a sound moderator on the morning of the 7th August 1985, (SBJ/1), which DS Davidson fingerprinted on the 9th August 1985 (this is not just me saying this, because Jeremy and his present legal advisors know about it as well). DS 'Stan' Jones returned to the crime scene from Jeremy's cottage on the morning of 7th August 1985, to collect it. It was this silencer (SBJ/1) which was subject of a visit to see Jeremy by DCI Jones, and DS Jones on the 9th August 1985, at which stage they questioned him about it...

As far as I know, Ralph's watch did not stop at the time he was killed, but oddly enough police did not photograph it..,

[mike tesko]

The sequence of known events, in so far as the sound moderator (SBJ/1) is concerned, was that DS Jones took possession if it at the scene on 7th August 1985, it was fingerprinted by DS Davidson on the morning of 9th August 1985, DCI Jones and DS Jones spoke to Jeremy about it at his cottage, and in the evening of 9th August 1985, DS Jones and DCI handed the sound moderator (SBJ/1) back to Peter Eaton, who was responsible for returning the Sound moderator (SBJ/1) back to the run cupboard that very same night. This enabled David Boutflour to rediscover it in the gun cupboard on the following day, and makes sense of why David Boutflour told Anthony Pargeter that police had returned the sound moderator to the family...

[mike tesko]

Once you separate the two shots from one another, it opens the door for people to get a proper insight into the true circstances of Sheila Caffells death...

[mike tesko]

Police sought to put both of the shots sustained by Sheila into the same event inside the bedroom, but it simply doesn't fit well at all, because of the fact that different weapons fired one of the shots, and the contradictory angles of the shots, if inflicted one after the other. Was she stood up, sat up, bent over, laid down, when the two shots followed one after the other? Or, was she stood up, then fell back after to shoot herself under the chin - or any combination of any position that ended up with Sheila in the position as was photographed by PC Bird from 10am, onward...

It doesn't work whichever way you try to reconstruct the two shots, Because The transition of her arms and hands with the swing of the rifle ending up where it did in different places on her body, or against her throat, just cannot be reconciled with her having shot herself using the same gun, with a sound moderator on one, and it not on at the time of the second shot...

[mike tesko]

Let's begin with the starting position of the rifle angle that fired the non fatal (PV/20) shot across Sheila's throat - Whether or not she was stood up, bent over laid back, flat on the floor, or whatever. The rifle has to start off at that precise angle, and end up on her body in the position it ended up being photographed in by PC Bird after 10am, with the muzzle of the gun coming into contact with the underside of of her chin along the way. But the starting point of our reconstruction has to begin from the position of the gun and Sheila's hand upon the gun, when photographed by PC Bird, and worked backwards, to the fatal (PV/19) shot beneath  the chin, and retrospectively to the circumstance of the initial shot (PV/20) across the throat...

Let's start with the position of the rifle after the second shot, laid on its right hand side and Sheila's right hand resting on top of the trigger mechanism on the left hand side of the gun.,.

[mike tesko]

Move the muzzle of the rifle so that the end of the rifles barrel is in contact with the underside of Sheila's chin, whilst at the same time, keeping her right hand with her fingers on the trigger mechanism activating it (bang)...

You will note that although her right arm is already bent, that it has to bend further once the end of the riffles barrel is brought retrospectively into position under the chin...

[mike tesko]

Move the muzzle of the rifle so that the end of the rifles barrel is in contact with the underside of Sheila's chin, whilst at the same time, keeping her right hand with her fingers on the trigger mechanism activating it (bang)...

You will note that although her right arm is already bent, that it has to bend further once the end of the riffles barrel is brought retrospectively into position under the chin...

This applies, whether or not stood up, sat leant up, laid back, or laying flat on the floor...

[mike tesko]

Now, from this position, let's reconstruct retrospectively what took place, if the first non fatal shot (PV/20) Was fired horizontally into the throat - the rifle has to swing outwards to the left...

[mike tesko]

Now, from this position, let's reconstruct retrospectively what took place, if the first non fatal shot (PV/20) Was fired horizontally into the throat - the rifle has to swing outwards to the left...

Let's take the rifle retrospectively back to the occasion when the first non fatal shot (PV/20) was fired...

[mike tesko]

Now, from this position, let's reconstruct retrospectively what took place, if the first non fatal shot (PV/20) Was fired horizontally into the throat - the rifle has to swing outwards to the left...

What happens at this point, to the position of Sheila's Hand and fingers, in relation to the position of them on the rifle?

[mike tesko]

If you keep the left side of the rifle the same way for the occasion she received the non fatal shot across the throat ( PV/20), she would have had to activate the trigger mechanism using her thumb...

[mike tesko]

If you keep the left side of the rifle the same way for the occasion she received the non fatal shot across the throat ( PV/20), she would have had to activate the trigger mechanism using her thumb...

If the rifle twisted, left to right, Sheila's fingers would mean that she activated the trigger mechanism using her index finger of her left hand...

[mike tesko]

Rifle resting left facing, or right facing, is not the problem, the problem the way I see it, is the shape and the position of Sheila's right hand and fingers...

[mike tesko]

Somebody wrapped the fingers of her left hand around the barrel of the rifle at the time the fatal shot (PV/19) was inflicted...

Overhand grip of left hand would be consistent with rifle resting against

the body right side up - under hand grip would be consistent with a twisting the rifle, so that its left hand side was upward facing...

[mike tesko]

There would have to have been a twisting of the rifle in order for Sheila to have shot herself, right facing upwards, from left facing upwards, and the right arm changing sides of the gun! Between both shots, despite her arm opening up from a bent angle to a less bent angle...