Sheila's Clean Hands

[David1819]

Blood doesn't squirt from a vein, David.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_squirt

[Caroline]

I'm not sure why you want the pathologist and umpteen police officers to be lying.


It's very clear:

I don't WANT them to but I believe they did and I have made it clear why I believe they did. You don't have to share my opinion but you like like you have the hump over it. 

[guest2181]

I don't WANT them to but I believe they did and I have made it clear why I believe they did. You don't have to share my opinion but you like like you have the hump over it. 

I haven't got a hump. 

[maggie]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_squirt

Blood squirts, gushes etc. from arteries but not from veins.  Arteries are pumped by the heart as they carry fresh oxygenated blood round the body. Veins carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart.  A vein bleeds but it depends on the size of the vein how much they bleed. The external jugular vein is quite large but may not have bled that much initially.

[Caroline]

I haven't got a hump. 

Good! 

[guest2181]

Good! 

But your argument is still rubbish. 

[David1819]

But your argument is still rubbish. 

Not at all

Vanezis was questioned at trial about Sheila's Hands and the blood stains. He admits it appears to be caused by blood stained fingers 

[guest2181]

Not at all

Vanezis was questioned at trial about Sheila's Hands and the blood stains. He admits it appears to be caused by blood stained fingers 

I think you've just reinforced the fact that her palms and fingers were not blood stained.

[lookout]

Precisely.

[David1819]

I think you've just reinforced the fact that her palms and fingers were not blood stained.

Now read the final question at the bottom by the letter E 

[guest2181]

Now read the final question at the bottom by the letter E 

When did she have the opportunity to wash her hands? I mean seriously? 

[lookout]

When she soaked her clothes.

[guest2181]

When she soaked her clothes.

Exactly, that's about the best argument that can be put together, I am truly flummoxed. 

[David1819]

When did she have the opportunity to wash her hands? I mean seriously? 

Once the defendants sister had shot all the occupants in the house there is nothing to prevent her from using either the kitchen sink or the bathroom sinks. After all that is what sinks are predominately used for is it not? 

[guest2181]

Once the defendants sister had shot all the occupants in the house there is nothing to prevent her from using either the kitchen sink or the bathroom sinks. After all that is what sinks are predominately used for is it not? 

 So you are suggesting that the blood stains are not associated with the wounds to Sheila?

I won't agree or disagree with that, but you must then be of the opinion that when Sheilas body was found, her palms and fingers were clean and not contaminated with blood, right? Like the pathologist and police officers witness and testify?