Did Sheila read the bible ?
Did Sheila get her extreme religious views from the bible. If so, which part ?
Did Sheila have her own religious books which gave her extreme religious views ?
Did Sheila bring her own religious books to WHF. If not, why not ?
If Sheila had her own religious books, why didn't she use one of these prior to committing suicide ?
If Sheila didn't bring her own religious books to WHF and did not read any, why was the bible next to her ?
Is it common for religious people who have committed suicide, to read the bible beforehand ?
Was Sheila calm and controlled enough to decide to get the bible before committing suicide ?
Did Sheila know where the bible was ?
If the bible was a part of Sheila's religious readings, why didn't she have her own bible ?
What page was the bible left open at . Did it relate to pre suicide reading ?
Why was blood on the bible if Sheila read it before shooting herself ?
If Sheila didn't read the bible after collecting it, before committing suicide, why did she bother going to get it ?
How did the bible end up on top of Sheila's blood on the carpet (TAC) ?
Would Sheila only decide to get the bible after killing four other people ?
Why would an alleged suicide note be left inside the bible, and perhaps never read ?
When did Sheila write the alleged suicide note ?
Did Bamber know about June's bible ?
Would Bamber putting the bible next to Sheila support a religious murder/suicide theory ?
Did Sheila read the bible ?
YesDid Sheila get her extreme religious views from the bible. If so, which part ?
Impossible to know
Did Sheila have her own religious books which gave her extreme religious views ?
Maybe her Dr could answer that questionDid Sheila bring her own religious books to WHF. If not, why not ?
The bibles are all the sameIf Sheila had her own religious books, why didn't she use one of these prior to committing suicide ?
Same answer as aboveIf Sheila didn't bring her own religious books to WHF and did not read any, why was the bible next to her ?
She did read the bibleIs it common for religious people who have committed suicide, to read the bible beforehand ?
YesWas Sheila calm and controlled enough to decide to get the bible before committing suicide ?
If Shelia did commit suicide then the bible is one the root causes it, belief in afterlife and heaven ectDid Sheila know where the bible was ?
yesIf the bible was a part of Sheila's religious readings, why didn't she have her own bible ?
Who said she didn'tWhat page was the bible left open at . Did it relate to pre suicide reading ?
Psalm 51-55
1
Have mercy on me, O God, in your great goodness; •
according to the abundance of your compassion
blot out my offences.
2
Wash me thoroughly from my wickedness •
and cleanse me from my sin.
3
For I acknowledge my faults •
and my sin is ever before me.
4
Against you only have I sinned •
and done what is evil in your sight,
5
So that you are justified in your sentence •
and righteous in your judgement.
6
I have been wicked even from my birth, •
a sinner when my mother conceived me.
7
Behold, you desire truth deep within me •
and shall make me understand wisdom
in the depths of my heart.
8
Purge me with hyssop and I shall be clean; •
wash me and I shall be whiter than snow.
9
Make me hear of joy and gladness, •
that the bones you have broken may rejoice.
10
Turn your face from my sins •
and blot out all my misdeeds.
11
Make me a clean heart, O God, •
and renew a right spirit within me.
12
Cast me not away from your presence •
and take not your holy spirit from me.
13
Give me again the joy of your salvation •
and sustain me with your gracious spirit;
14
Then shall I teach your ways to the wicked •
and sinners shall return to you.
15
Deliver me from my guilt, O God,
the God of my salvation, •
and my tongue shall sing of your righteousness.
16
O Lord, open my lips •
and my mouth shall proclaim your praise.
17
For you desire no sacrifice, else I would give it; •
you take no delight in burnt offerings.
18
The sacrifice of God is a broken spirit; •
a broken and contrite heart, O God, you will not despise.
19
O be favourable and gracious to Zion; •
build up the walls of Jerusalem.
20
Then you will accept sacrifices offered in righteousness,
the burnt offerings and oblations; •
then shall they offer up bulls on your altar.
Psalm 52
1
Why do you glory in evil, you tyrant, •
while the goodness of God endures continually?
2
You plot destruction, you deceiver; •
your tongue is like a sharpened razor.
3
You love evil rather than good, •
falsehood rather than the word of truth.
4
You love all words that hurt, •
O you deceitful tongue.
5
Therefore God shall utterly bring you down; •
he shall take you and pluck you out of your tent
and root you out of the land of the living.
6
The righteous shall see this and tremble; •
they shall laugh you to scorn, and say:
7
'This is the one who did not take God for a refuge, •
but trusted in great riches and relied upon wickedness.'
8
But I am like a spreading olive tree in the house of God; •
I trust in the goodness of God for ever and ever.
9
I will always give thanks to you for what you have done; •
I will hope in your name,
for your faithful ones delight in it.
Psalm 53
1
The fool has said in his heart, 'There is no God.' •
Corrupt are they, and abominable in their wickedness;
there is no one that does good.
2
God has looked down from heaven upon the children of earth, •
to see if there is anyone who is wise and seeks after God.
3
They are all gone out of the way;
all alike have become corrupt; •
there is no one that does good, no not one.
4
Have they no knowledge, those evildoers, •
who eat up my people as if they ate bread,
and do not call upon God?
5
There shall they be in great fear,
such fear as never was; •
for God will scatter the bones of the ungodly.
6
They will be put to shame, •
because God has rejected them.
7
O that Israel's salvation would come out of Zion! •
When God restores the fortunes of his people
then will Jacob rejoice and Israel be glad.
Psalm 54
1
Save me, O God, by your name •
and vindicate me by your power.
2
Hear my prayer, O God; •
give heed to the words of my mouth.
3
For strangers have risen up against me,
and the ruthless seek after my life; •
they have not set God before them.
4
Behold, God is my helper; •
it is the Lord who upholds my life.
5
May evil rebound on those who lie in wait for me; •
destroy them in your faithfulness.
6
An offering of a free heart will I give you •
and praise your name, O Lord, for it is gracious.
7
For he has delivered me out of all my trouble, •
and my eye has seen the downfall of my enemies.
Psalm 55
1
Hear my prayer, O God; •
hide not yourself from my petition.
2
Give heed to me and answer me; •
I am restless in my complaining.
3
I am alarmed at the voice of the enemy •
and at the clamour of the wicked;
4
For they would bring down evil upon me •
and are set against me in fury.
5
My heart is disquieted within me, •
and the terrors of death have fallen upon me.
6
Fearfulness and trembling are come upon me, •
and a horrible dread has overwhelmed me.
7
And I said: 'O that I had wings like a dove, •
for then would I fly away and be at rest.
8
'Then would I flee far away •
and make my lodging in the wilderness.
9
'I would make haste to escape •
from the stormy wind and tempest.'
10
Confuse their tongues, O Lord, and divide them, •
for I have seen violence and strife in the city.
11
Day and night they go about on her walls; •
mischief and trouble are in her midst.
12
Wickedness walks in her streets; •
oppression and guile never leave her squares.
13
For it was not an open enemy that reviled me, •
for then I could have borne it;
14
Nor was it my adversary that puffed himself up against me, •
for then I would have hid myself from him.
15
But it was even you, one like myself, •
my companion and my own familiar friend.
16
We took sweet counsel together •
and walked with the multitude in the house of God.
17
Let death come suddenly upon them;
let them go down alive to the Pit; •
for wickedness inhabits their dwellings, their very hearts.
18
As for me, I will call upon God •
and the Lord will deliver me.
19
In the evening and morning and at noonday
I will pray and make my supplication, •
and he shall hear my voice.
20
He shall redeem my soul in peace
from the battle waged against me, •
for many have come upon me.
21
God, who is enthroned of old,
will hear and bring them down; •
they will not repent, for they have no fear of God.
22
My companion stretched out his hands against his friend •
and has broken his covenant;
23
His speech was softer than butter, though war was in his heart; •
his words were smoother than oil, yet are they naked swords.
24
Cast your burden upon the Lord and he will sustain you, •
and will not let the righteous fall for ever.
25
But those that are bloodthirsty and deceitful, O God, •
you will bring down to the pit of destruction.
26
They shall not live out half their days, •
but my trust shall be in you, O Lord.
Why was blood on the bible if Sheila read it before shooting herself ?
blood on her hands or blood spatterHow did the bible end up on top of Sheila's blood on the carpet (TAC) ?
We don't know if its Shelia's blood or notWould Sheila only decide to get the bible after killing four other people ?
Dont know 
Why would an alleged suicide note be left inside the bible, and perhaps never read ?
We don't know the contents so I am not going to jump to a conclusionWhen did Sheila write the alleged suicide note ?
We don't know if it is a suicide noteDid Bamber know about June's bible ?
I would assume soWould Bamber putting the bible next to Sheila support a religious murder/suicide theory ?
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