That isn't the case.
Photograph 23 was taken after photograph 32.
The numerical references do not indicate the order in which they were taken.
Not according to the expert, Mr Sutherst...
In any event, we all now know that the only rifle found upstairs was 'the anshuzt rifle', and according to WPC Jeapes, and PC Brown, that rifle was leaning near the side of an upstairs window. So, you can perform as many exercises as you wish to try and muddy the waters regarding 'that' rifle being at an upstairs window, before cops brought it to the body. The fact is, who put the rifle at that window at 7.15am, if everybody was already dead inside the farmhouse by 'that' stage? More significantly, how did 'that rifle' end up on Sheila's body at and by 10.20am, that same morning? Because if Sheila had been dead since before 3am, it needs to be explained about the movement of 'that rifle' to the upstairs window by 7.15am, and then onto Sheila's body at just after 10.20am, that morning, because if Sheila was dead like you claim she must have been from a very early stage, then she couldn't have taken the rifle from the aforementioned window after her death and moved it onto her own body, because dead victims can't move around, and pick things up just so what they must have done became part of the prosecutions case, against Jeremy, or as the case may be, against Sheila herself. Cops brought 'that' rifle from the window and put it on Sheila's body, then photographs were taken, and eventually these very same 'faked' photographs were used to brainwash the jury into accepting that it had been Jeremy who had put the rifle onto his sisters body, placed there by him to supposedly fool cops into believing that Sheila had shot herself twice with use of 'that' same rifle and committed suicide. How can J have taken 'that' rifle from 'that' bedroom window after 7.15am, and put it onto his sisters body?