What makes Bamber innocent?

[mike tesko]

Cops 'faked' images to enable them to present photographic evidence supporting the case for Sheila having been dead a long time before she had died...

[Adam]

Cops 'faked' images to enable them to present photographic evidence supporting the case for Sheila having been dead a long time before she had died...

I bet you and Lookout would give those horrible police smacked bottoms if you got you're hands on them.

[Caroline]

Look what happens when you alter exposure settings, making the victims skin paler...

You can't not made the blood dry and cracked. Post a picture of the blood looking wet which also includes the blood running from Sheila's mouth as in the picture I posted.

[mike tesko]

You can't not made the blood dry and cracked. Post a picture of the blood looking wet which also includes the blood running from Sheila's mouth as in the picture I posted.

You need to speak to the editor of the Daily Express who published the image on the front page a few years ago. Basically put, if you mess around with the settings making the colour of Sheila's skin tone lighter, the more darker and cracked the blood appears. It depended on what settings were made to produce the images of Sheila's throat with the two wounds upon it, so as to present the blood old and dried looking to give a false impression that she had been dead for far longer than she actually had...

[Caroline]

You need to speak to the editor of the Daily Express who published the image on the front page a few years ago. Basically put, if you mess around with the settings making the colour of Sheila's skin tone lighter, the more darker and cracked the blood appears. It depended on what settings were made to produce the images of Sheila's throat with the two wounds upon it, so as to present the blood old and dried looking to give a false impression that she had been dead for far longer than she actually had...

OK, here's a challenge for you, make the blood in the picture YOU have posted, look dried and cracked?

The papers also published a picture of what was SUPPOSED to be Sheila's foot, it was quite clearly June's. They are in the business of selling papers, they aren't interested in anything else.

[Caroline]

It's the same picture Mike, someone has just cut out the neck part and made sure you can't see the cracked blood on her mouth. That would give the game away. The neck picture also looks enhanced but it's taken from the same picture as the one I posted.

See?

[mike tesko]

Here is some of my work for an earlier time, on the subject of the cops editing the photographs so as to present the blood on Sheila's neck as being darker and older than it actually was in reality from 10 O'clock, onward...

[Caroline]

Here is some of my work for an earlier time, on the subject of the cops editing the photographs so as to present the blood on Sheila's neck as being darker and older than it actually was in reality from 10 O'clock, onward...

Yes but it's nothing like the picture I posted. You can't make the blood look cracked if it's not, not without making it look fake. The picture I posted doesn't look fake.

[mike tesko]

Yes but it's nothing like the picture I posted. You can't make the blood look cracked if it's not, not without making it look fake. The picture I posted doesn't look fake.

I believe what you are referring to as 'cracks' in the blood, could be reflective light caused by the flash...

If you change the settings on that part of Sheila's face where the blood appears to be cracked, to the same colour tone of her skin as per the 'inset' portion of your example, I feel sure that the true interpretation of your 'cracked blood flow' will be interpreted as reflective light of the flash upon fresher looking blood...

[Caroline]

No, this is defo cracked.

[mike tesko]

No, this is defo cracked.

I am using my tablet at the moment, haven't got access to my laptop...

I think the reflections you are referring to as 'cracks', not only be the way the light is reflecting on the blood, but it seems to me that this effect might have been produced because of air bubbles caught up in the blood which has eminated from her mouth, and the way with which the light has caught or fell upon the uneven distribution of the blood. If you have got access to the relevant software try changing the colour of Sheila's skin in your image, so that the colour in both merged images is the same. Only then might we get a better idea of what the light areas which you are describing as cracks could be...

[Zoso]

Yes, cracked.

[mike tesko]

Air bubbles, in the blood, that's my basic  gut feeling, otherwise known as 'spit', or 'goz'...

[Caroline]

Air bubbles, in the blood, that's my basic  gut feeling...

Cracks 

[mike tesko]

Even if they turned out.to be cracks, it does not prove that she hadn't died less than an hour before the photograph had been taken. This is because it only takes 15 minutes for blood to coagulate and dry once the flow of blood from its source has ceased to run. Sheila's mouth could only fill up with blood for so long and a limited amount of blood ran from that corner of her mouth. The photo was taken after 10 O'clock, which means that she had been dead for around 47 minutes, ample enough time for the blood which had been flowing from that side of her mouth to have stopped flowing, and coagulated after or within 15 minutes of its flow ending.  Considering that there is clear evidence on parts of her neck that clots of plugged blood were displaced upon two different parts of her neck, nobody can doubt that there was considerable movement of her head. The general position of the two detached plugs of blood around the upper wound, is duplicated by the same pattern around the lower wound. Sheila's head certainly lolled forward and back on at least to different occasions. This movement is not readily identified on Sheila's face, and I believe if these marks are cracks in the dried blood, it came about because of the movement of the head back and forth, after the blood which had ran from the corner of Sheila's mouth had already dried. This in itself could be evidence which supports for the fact that her body was moved after she had been shot dead...