These are the facts if what we have been debating are cracks...
(1) - the photograph in question was taken by PC Bird after 10 O'clock that morning
(2) - by that stage Sheila had been shot twice, (a) once diagonally across the throat, with a weapon that was held out from the left hand side of her body, (b) and, once under the chin which ended up inside her brain, the weapon more or less held or pressed against her body with the muzzle against the underside of her chin
(3) - Cops saw nothing suspicious to alert them to the possibility that she had not killed herself
(4) - Cops saw nothing to suggest that anybody had staged her death scene
(5) - Cops were happy that with that rifle found on her body, that she could have shot herself twice with it
(6) - cops were happy that the triangular bloodstain situated near her right armpit upon her nightdress had got there whilst Sheila was laid on her back as shown in PC Birds photograph
(7) - cops were happy regarding bloodied fingermarks on the front lower right hand side of the nightdress originated from her bloodied right hand, and were not a suspicious feature
(8) - cops were happy that clotted blood in the form of two wound plugs had become detached from the upper bullet entry wound and displaced on other lower parts of her neck, indicating that after she had been shot, and after the upper wound had become sealed with clotted blood that her head had lolled forward and rested there until the wound had sealed itself again, and then lolled further forward into a different position causing the replugged wound to detach the reformed plugged. Her head had since that time, fell back into the position PC Bird had photographed her body and head in after 10am
(9) - in the position shown with Sheila laid upon her back alongside the edge of the bed the position of her mouths opening was positioned higher up from the floor than either of the two bullet wounds
(10) - as per above, the location of both wounds were lower down on the body in relation to the position of the mouth and to the floor (above the floor)
(11) - blood settles to the lowest parts of the body after death, dependant upon the posture adopted by the deceased when death occurs (unmoved)
(12) - where blood has left the body, and there is little or no further blood flow, within 15 minutes or so the blood will start to coagulate and darken in colour
(13) - where blood has left the body and there is a continuous flow of blood leaking out of the body, the edges at either side of the flow may show signs of coagulation and darkening
(14) - as soon as death occurs, the heart stops beating so it no longer pumps blood inside the body around the body
(15) - as soon as death occurs, blood starts to seep to the lowest parts of the head, neck, torso, and extremities. During this process blood may leak or run from any wound located in any part of the body which is lower at any given time to the level of blood in that corresponding part of the body
(16) - the passing of time from the moment of death will always have a bearing upon the level to which the blood inside a body has drained hydraulically, until all the blood (around 8 pints) reaches its lowest point in all parts of the body. For example, the natural blood level inside the body of a deceased person will be different inside the limbs of the body, at one hour, two hours, three hours, and so on and so forth, until the blood settles at the lowest part of the body (ground zero)
(17) - from marks present around the upper wound on Sheila's neck, somebody has tried to stem the flow of blood from that wound, but been unsuccessful, because fresh blood has flowed over the top of these marks. Cops were not concerned with this...