But other officers listening in on the phone link back at the control room did, and that phone with its handset off its cradle was in the same room where the shootings took place, and messages were passed confirming, (7.37am), the body of one dead male, and the body of one dead female, followed by further confirmation (7.38am) one dead male, one dead female, followed by confirmation that the body of a male and the body of a female, had been reported when at 7.42am, 'can you contact the police surgeon, and your Coroners officer, regarding two bodies, and as if there didn't already exist sufficient proof that two bodies had not been reported upon entry to the kitchen, how about 'LINDA' in the control being in possession of information prior to 7.45am, that one of these two bodies was a murder, whilst the second body was a suicide. Did Ralph Bamber commit suicide? No, he didn't. Did his wife, June Bamber, commit suicide? No, she did not. Could either the death of Ralph Bamber, and the death of June Bamber even be mistaken for a suicide? No, neither of them, since both were clearly murdered. So, that leaves Sheila Caffell. Did she commit suicide? No, she did not. Could her death have been treated as a suicide? Yes, it was for one month after she was shot. Almost every firearms officer, and all the senior officers present at the scene, believed that Sheila killed the others, and that what they were faced with INVESTIGATING four murders and a suicide. So the first two bodies found upon entry to the kitchen, were the bodies of a male, and a female, a murder, and a suicide - this was reported and documented long before the discovery of the next three BODIES were found upstairs. Now, which three BODIES were found upstairs, all three BODIES that were murdered? Well, police had Sheila's death down as a suicide, so her body had already been accounted for downstairs in the same breadth as Ralph Bambers death in the kitchen, so the only three BODIES that were murdered upstairs, was June Bamber, Daniel Caffell, and Nicholas Caffell...
June Bambers death was not a suicide, her death could not be described or mistaken for a suicide, therefore hers could not have been one of the first two bodies found upon entry to the kitchen, the second body found, reported, was the body of a female who had committed suicide, who was Sheila Caffell. The order with which the bodies of the five deceased were found in are as follows:-
(1) - Ralph Bamber (murdered)
(2) - Sheila Caffell (suicide)
(3) - June Bamber (murdered)
(4) - Daniel Caffell (murdered)
(5) - Nicholas Caffell (murdered)
So, run along back to the other site, and make sure you report the facts right...