Human blood in the silencer:

[Jane]

Adam has been 17 since he joined - but I think he probably made a typo! 

Cranky

[Caroline]

Cranky

Jimmy? 

[Jane]

Jimmy? 

17 Slip of the digit?  Possibility of failing eyesight along with possible memory loss?

[susan]

Adam has been 17 since he joined - but I think he probably made a typo! 

 

[susan]

17 Slip of the digit?  Possibility of failing eyesight along with possible memory loss?

Jane
you forgot the Hearing aid

[Jane]

Jane
you forgot the Hearing aid

Walking frame

[Jan]

Me and Trudie would have something to talk about on a date. But may not agree. Anyway, she loves Jeremy.

Where does she say that? Source please.

She could be happily married with children for all you know?

[susan]

Walking frame

Jane
skate board methinks hahaha Adam we loves ya babe

[lookout]

His mother probably does Susan.

[susan]

His mother probably does Susan.

Hi Lookout
not to sure about that she always shut her bedroom door and his when he was a wee fella 

[lookout]

Hi Lookout
not to sure about that she always shut her bedroom door and his when he was a wee fella 

That figures. A whinging Pom.

[susan]

That figures. A whinging Pom.
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[Caroline]

In the interests of fairness, Jeremy didn't say the gun wouldn't fit in the cupboard when the silencer was attached. He said it wouldn't fit into the 'case'. In fact when asked if it would fit in the cupboard, he just said he didn't know.

[Adam]

477. The CCRC recorded the information available to it as:

"10.2 The silencer had been submitted by the Commission to the FSS for examination in order to establish whether there was more than one person's DNA inside it. On the 6 March 2000, the Commission was informed that the tests had identified the DNA of at least two people inside the silencer and that there was both male and female DNA present. The female DNA was stronger than the male DNA and was present all the way through the inside of the silencer. They were not able to say that the DNA readings were derived from blood, and they were not able to identify from whom the DNA had originated.

10.3 Further inquires were commenced at this time with Essex Police in order to establish whether any blood exhibits existed from which sample references could be taken for June Bamber and Sheila Caffell. Inquiries into other areas raised in Mr Bamber's application were being undertaken at the same time. The Commission was subsequently informed that Essex Police had destroyed all the blood based exhibits in February 1996."

478. On this information the CCRC decided that "the DNA results as they stood began to support the theory put forward by the defence at trial". They decided to take steps to see whether the female DNA found within the moderator came from Sheila Caffell. To this end they located Sheila Caffell's natural mother and obtained a sample of her DNA. The evidence of the testing of this sample was recorded as:

"The results of these tests were that…the DNA in the silencer could not have come from Sheila Caffell".

[Adam]

The above quote from the 2002 appeal highlights some interesting facts.

It is human DNA inside the silencer. As it is impossible to put a finger inside the silencer, I am not sure how human DNA got inside, apart from a contact shot.

It says there was DNA from a male and female. This matches the blood evidence which suggests it could be Neville and June' blood.

The 2002 appeal later goes on to say the DNA was likely to be June's.

With human blood and DNA inside the silencer, even if neither was Sheila's, it still highlights Bamber as the killer. As Sheila would not bother putting the silencer away. Bamber had reasons to put the silencer away, as a recent thread showed.