How remarkable, with the benefit of hindsight, that none of the firearm officers who attended the trial were called to confirm that the crime scene photographs taken by PC Bird in the main bedroom after 10.17am, confirmed the true position they had left Sheila Caffells body in when most of them left the scene at around 9 O'clock that morning. We now know why, none of them would have been able to say that which Detective Inspector Ron Cook, and Police Constable David Bird both claimed, because by 9 O'clock that morning when the vast majority of the firearm officers left the scene, there had been no rifle at all on Sheila's body, and her body was resting on, the far side of the bed, not on the floor. The most significant feature of all being that at 9 O'clock that morning Sheila had only been shot once, and the rifle which WPC Jeapes saw leaning near the main bedroom window on the grey brick part of the farmhouse, was still resting there until precisely 9.13am, when during a training exercise known as 'familiars', the rifle was brought from the bedroom window after Sheila's body had been taken from the bed and placed on the bedroom floor, and 'it' was positioned upon her body as part of a 'gauging exercise'. The rest is history. Gun went off, killing Sheila who had been mistakenly pronounced dead by the police surgeon, Dr Craig, previously (8.44am)...