The rifle at the upstairs window Conundrum - The Bamber Alibi, revisted...

[mike tesko]

The person, or the people responsible for ' introducing the anshuzt rifle onto Sheila Caffells body' in time for PC Bird to photograph 'it' there, in sequential order, as per crime scene photograph No.'s 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 and 33, remains unaltered, no matter which investigation was ' up and running', or not...

Without any doubt 'whatsoever', police introduced 'that' rifle to Sheila's body so that 'it could be photographed in 'her possession'. Do 'not, therefore, accuse Jeremy Bamber of being responsible for positioning 'the rifle' on Sheila's body, as depicted in any of these 8 consecutively taken crime scene photographs...

[mike tesko]

Police and the CPS are therefore, 'guilty' of 'misusing' all these photographs during the trial, as 'evidence' proving that 'Sheila Caffell had not killed herself with use of that rifle'. Indeed, she had not, and did not. But by the same token the CPS must have 'known', and do know, that Jeremy Bamber 'had not put 'that' rifle onto his sisters body at all. The rifle had in fact been seen resting against the box room window some 15 minutes before the firearms team had even set off with the intention of entering the farmhouse. Furthermore, PC Bird (SOCO) had photographed 'it' (23) leaning against the main bedroom window after 10 O'clock that morning. The rifle in question, therefore in two different locations inside the farmhouse prior to 'it' being eventually photographed upon Sheila Caffells body. The truth therefore must surely be, that Jeremy Bamber had 'not' staged his sisters death scene by placing 'the rifle' onto her body to try to make it look like she had shot herself...

If he had been the killer, he had left the rifle at the box room window...

So, where does that mean Sheila's dead body should have been 'if' Jeremy Bamber was the killer? Certainly not in the main bedroom that's for sure...

' the more I dig, the more I am finding out what can only be the inevitable truth in the mystery, of who killed Sheila Caffell'? She certainly could not possibly have shot and killed herself with the use of the anshuzt rifle in the main bedroom, whilst the rifle in question  was resting against the box room window...

[mike tesko]

'The presence of the rifle at the box room window', before the firearm team went into the farmhouse at around 7.37am, is completely 'inconsistent' with Sheila's body already by 'that stage' being laid out on the bedroom floor, with 'it' already being on the body, since ' that' rifle could not possibly be ' in two different locations at one and the same time'. There is therefore, an inconsistency, an ambiguity and a serious contradiction, in the prosecutions case, which relates to that part of their case which is that Jeremy Bamber had not only shot and killed everyone else and his sister, but that 'he' had planted that rifle onto his sisters body in an attempt to fool the investigating police officers into accepting that she had shot herself with use of 'that' rifle - when 'he had not'...

[mike tesko]

With the anshuzt rifle at the box room window, at around 7.15am, how did this fit in with the discovery of 'two bodies', downstairs in the kitchen upon entry, as per police message log entries timed at 7.37am, 7.38am, and 7.42 am, where mention is made of  the discovery of 'two bodies', 'the body of one dead male', and 'the body of one dead female'? And by 7.45am, information known about and being told to DS Davidson (SOCO) at his home address via telephone link by someone (Linda) in the control room, 'can you come into the office because police are dealing with an incident at white house farm (whf) involving a murder, and a suicide'...

[mike tesko]

Two bodies, not one body mistaken for two different ones, clearly found downstairs in the kitchen between the times of 7.37am and (7.38am) 7.45am...

'The body of one dead male, and the body of one dead female' (7.37am), ' one dead male, one dead female' (7.38am), ' a murder, and a suicide' (7.45am)...

Nothing could be any clearer, this was never a case of police misidentifying the body of Ralph Bamber, for that of the body of a dead female. I will tell you all why that proposition cannot be entertained once the firearm officers set foot in 'the kitchen'.  This is because the discovery of 'the body of one dead male', was reported at 7.37am, before any additional mention of ' and the body of one dead female'. In addition, Ralph Bambers body could never have been described as ' a suicide', yet before ' Linda' in the control room was contacting DS Davidson at his home via telephone at 7.45am, police knew about one of the two deaths already repoirted being ' a murder', and the second body already known about being ' a suicide'...

Ralph Bambers death could never be described by any stretch of imagination as having been 'a suicide'...

[mike tesko]

Police are therefore responsible for yet 'another colossal deception', by introducing the claim that there was ' some sort of a mistake' involving the misidentification of Ralph Bambers  ' murdered' body, for that of a females 'suicide'...

'Pull the other leg, its got bells on'...

[mike tesko]

With 'the rifle' at the box room window, from 7.15am, onward, how could the police be in a position to know that the 'female' body found along with Ralph Bambers body downstairs in the kitchen, had in fact ' committed suicide'?

What weapon had she committed 'suicide' with downstairs in the kitchen?

[mike tesko]

With 'the rifle' at the box room window, from 7.15am, onward, how could the police be in a position to know that the 'female' body found along with Ralph Bambers body downstairs in the kitchen, had in fact ' committed suicide'?

What weapon had she committed 'suicide' with downstairs in the kitchen?

According to ' the official version of events', police didn't see or find any .22 calibre rifle in the kitchen at all. Now, there's a funny thing, no rifle found downstairs in the main kitchen but the firearm officers are responsible for relaying information from within the farmhouse, that not only had 'two bodies' been found 'upon entry' into the kitchen, but that one of these two bodies had in fact been described, or interpreted as 'a suicide'...

How, can there have been 'a suicide' downstairs in the kitchen, without a gun being found alongside or with 'that' body?

[mike tesko]

Now, for the sake of trying to be complete in this approach into 'uncovering' and ' reconstructing' what did actually occur, or take place, I shall draw everyone's attention, to what 'DS Davidson' told the COLP investigators in 1992, where he makes mention of some 'paint found upon the end of a guns barrel'. He told COLP that this gun 'had been found downstairs with red paint, like the paint from the aga surround, upon its barrel'...

What gun?

[mike tesko]

The police have 'no official record' of any gun being found 'downstairs' with any paint on the end of its barrel...

[mike tesko]

The police have 'no official record' of any gun being found 'downstairs' with any paint on the end of its barrel...

However, we do know that a 'red coloured stain' was found to be present upon the 'foresite' of the anshuzt rifles barrel, photographed resting upon the body of Sheila Caffell, upstairs in the main bedroom, as shown in photograph No.'s 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, and 33. But wasn't 'that rifle' resting against the 'box room window' 15 minutes or so, before the firearm officers set off to get into the farmhouse?

Did the police find 'that' rifle downstairs in the kitchen, or elsewhere 'downstairs', after it had been spotted at the upstairs box room window, minutes earlier?

[mike tesko]

No other gun found at the scene is reported to have got ' this red stain on the end of its barrel'...

[mike tesko]

Do the police 'know' that the rifle seen originally at the box room window at around 7.15am, had later been discovered downstairs in the region of the main kitchen, before being moved upstairs and placed against the main bedroom window, and subsequently planted onto Sheila Caffells body, not by Jeremy Bamber  , or any as yet unidentified killer, but by the police themselves, in an attempt to stage Sheila's death scene upstairs in the main bedroom, when in fact her 'death' had already been reported 'previously downstairs in the kitchen', as a ' suicide'?

[mike tesko]

Do the police 'know' that the rifle seen originally at the box room window at around 7.15am, had later been discovered downstairs in the region of the main kitchen, before being moved upstairs and placed against the main bedroom window, and subsequently planted onto Sheila Caffells body, not by Jeremy Bamber  , or any as yet unidentified killer, but by the police themselves, in an attempt to stage Sheila's death scene upstairs in the main bedroom, when in fact her 'death' had already been reported 'previously downstairs in the kitchen', as a ' suicide'?

The inevitable conclusion that I am drawn to, is 'yes'...

[mike tesko]

This seems to suggest that police were fully aware that 'the rifle' had 'moved' from its 'original location' at the 'box room window' at around 7.15am, ended up downstairs in the region of the kitchen by 7.37am, then been moved upstairs so that it could be 'rested against the main bedroom window' (photo' 23), before being planted onto Sheila's body by the police, as per the sequentially taken crime scene photographs, numbered, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, and 33...