And so, to the truth about what Cook wrote on the exhibit label of silencer...

[mike tesko]

Diagram of June Bambers peppered nightdress, ND/5:-

[mike tesko]

Information about the circumstances of Sheila Caffells death, the shooting downstairs in the kitchen, and her ultimate death upstairs in the main bedroom, after she was photographed on the bed with only a solitary bullet hole in her throat, can be found amongst these officers reports:-

[mike tesko]

Julie Mugfords best buddy list, a den of thieves all living together under one roof, in different bedsits:-

[mike tesko]

In 1996, DI Soanes (Special Branch) instructs junior officers to destroy exhibits, and prepare a new list of exhibits minus the items he has ordered to be destroyed - How can we trust these evil minded people who call themselves police officers, the lot of them are corrupt...

[mike tesko]

All the police who entered whf on that first morning, were not fingerprinted, although the following list of many officers who did, includes a group of at least 10 police officers who took part in a training exercise after 9am, when the bodies of the victims were moved, stage managed before PC Birdc was allowed to start taking photographs inside some rooms at the farmhouse. One of my informants is amongst the the named officers:-

[mike tesko]

Ann Eaton hand written note (3B), confirms that relatives found AP's .22 rifle, in its case at the scene on the 10th August 1985:-

[mike tesko]

So, on morning of 10th August 1985, Ann Eaton, took possession of AP's .22 rifle in its case, from the downstairs LOO, which was normally kept in the gun cupboard in the downstairs office, and a 4.10 sh9tgun, and the bsa air rifle. Now, if as AP told COLP that he had removedvthe bolt action rifle from the farmhouse on the penultimate week - end prior to the shootings, what was it doing back at the scene on the morning of 10th August 1985?

The bolt action rifle and its foam case ciuld not have been at AP's home in Bourne End, Buckinghamshire, as well as present at the scene at one and the same time. So, why all this nonsense about the whereabouts of AP's bruno rifle at the time of the shootings?

[Jan]

thank you for posting those documents . Do you have anything on sheilas nightdress?

[Jan]

Wonder what that information was that the person divulged to the police ? but not sure both names should be published on here - how do we know that the person accused did not know who had reported them ? Could you delete that and repost with names removed?

[Jan]

where ever you look in this case there are drugs involved - scary really.

[lookout]

Both Sheila and Jeremy were caught up in drugs,but because Sheila was beyond redemption because of her mental health issue,I don't think she particularly cared what happened to herself or anyone else,which latterly was evident by the remarks her parents made on the company that Sheila kept,so whether there had been a visitation whilst she was at WHF,I don't know,or how else would June and Neville have known ? Sheila was living in London so neither parent would have known who went calling there.
Had Sheila rang a dealer to call at the farm ? Not forgetting that she took cocaine ( expensive ) as well as cannabis,which,because she was at WHF,would have been having withdrawal symptoms from not only her lack of medication but also of her drugs too. Withdrawal psychological symptoms from cannabis can be as severe  as the psychological illness with which Sheila had been diagnosed with.

Jeremy on the other hand hadn't been so addicted because of his work on the farm.

[Jan]

In 1996, DI Soanes (Special Branch) instructs junior officers to destroy exhibits, and prepare a new list of exhibits minus the items he has ordered to be destroyed - How can we trust these evil minded people who call themselves police officers, the lot of them are corrupt...

Does this say provide a new list for bamber?

[maggie]

Wonder what that information was that the person divulged to the police ? but not sure both names should be published on here - how do we know that the person accused did not know who had reported them ? Could you delete that and repost with names removed?

I am not sure where we would stand legally so have removed the letter to Hidden Threads, have asked ngb and Mike to sort it out and it will be posted back up without the names.
It's certainly interesting but may have been found to have been sent by a crank.  It takes all sorts   

[maggie]

Does this say provide a new list for bamber?

It certainly looks like 'provide a new list for Bamber'

[maggie]

Both Sheila and Jeremy were caught up in drugs,but because Sheila was beyond redemption because of her mental health issue,I don't think she particularly cared what happened to herself or anyone else,which latterly was evident by the remarks her parents made on the company that Sheila kept,so whether there had been a visitation whilst she was at WHF,I don't know,or how else would June and Neville have known ? Sheila was living in London so neither parent would have known who went calling there.
Had Sheila rang a dealer to call at the farm ? Not forgetting that she took cocaine ( expensive ) as well as cannabis,which,because she was at WHF,would have been having withdrawal symptoms from not only her lack of medication but also of her drugs too. Withdrawal psychological symptoms from cannabis can be as severe  as the psychological illness with which Sheila had been diagnosed with.

Jeremy on the other hand hadn't been so addicted because of his work on the farm.

The downer from Cocaine or Crack Cocaine can cause severe and dangerous psychosis, that is a fact.  We don't really have any idea whether Sheila smoked or sniffed coke on a regular basis, there are various references to her doing so but no definite proof.  Crack Cocaine moves quickly out of the body, the high only lasting about 30 minutes.  Specific tests are needed to find any residue remaining in the body.