What makes Bamber innocent?

[mike tesko]

The pathologist Peter Venezia describes the five linear marks that were present upon June Bambers throat, which in his view had been caused by a hand grabbing Junes neck. At the time of he performed the autopsy upon June Bamber (8th August, 1985), he was satisfied that Sheila had had killed June and the other three victims, and then had taken her own life. He therefore would almost certainly have looked for any evidence confirming that 'the person responsible' for having murdered June Bamber, to have some evidence in the form of blood staining on the top part of the hand they had used in grabbing hold of June Bambers neck, and Venezis found that the corresponding bloodstained marks on the top part of Sheila's right hand, and to a further extent upon the right arm wrist of Sheila. The bloodied fingermarks present upon the the front lower part of her nightdress, being evidence that immediately after trying to subdue her mother, Sheila must have wiped her bloodied fingers on her own nightdress...

[mike tesko]

All that is required now, is for images of the five linear marks present upon June Bambers throat (photographs taken at scene, or during autopsy, or both) to be matched to these very distinctive marks on the top part of Sheila's right hand. If its a match -'BINGO'!!!!!!!?!!

[mike tesko]

All that is required now, is for images of the five linear marks present upon June Bambers throat (photographs taken at scene, or during autopsy, or both) to be matched to these very distinctive marks on the top part of Sheila's right hand. If its a match -'BINGO'!!!!!!!?!!

if the marks 'match' up, then its going to be almost impossible to resist accepting that Sheila was responsible for wanting to kill her mother, and indeed that she succeeded in doing so, a fact established by the marks on Junes throat, and upon the top part of Sheila's right hand...

[mike tesko]

Nobody could wish for any better evidence than this, to show Sheila's intent to want to do her mother serious harm...

Being a 'geniuos' comes naturally to me...

[John]

All that is required now, is for images of the five linear marks present upon June Bambers throat (photographs taken at scene, or during autopsy, or both) to be matched to these very distinctive marks on the top part of Sheila's right hand. If its a match -'BINGO'!!!!!!!?!!

...and if not...BONGO  as in Ali Bongo

[John]

Nobody could wish for any better evidence than this, to show Sheila's intent to want to do her mother serious harm...

Being a 'geniuos' comes naturally to me...

And a f00l to boot.  Sheila had no blood on her fingers!!!!!!!!!

Ever tried to strangle someone with long finger nails??  Idiot!!

[sami]

You obviously have no idea how to load a magazine. You don't use your nails, just the flesh part of your thumb.

i do thanks do you.with beeswax making them slippery and the force needed to load the last few.she could have and should have chipped thumb nail dont forget she was calm when doing this you and fellow supporters agree she was in a pyscotic state

[sami]

And a f00l to boot.  Sheila had no blood on her fingers!!!!!!!!!

Ever tried to strangle someone with long finger nails??  Idiot!!

and no blood on the trigger

[lookout]

False nails don't chip. One had detached itself.

[buddy]

i do thanks do you.with beeswax making them slippery and the force needed to load the last few.she could have and should have chipped thumb nail dont forget she was calm when doing this you and fellow supporters agree she was in a pyscotic state

Beeswax? I have loaded plenty of mags, never used beeswax, except for sexual purposes.

[sami]

False nails don't chip. One had detached itself.

was it one of the thumbs.i also beg to disagree in the right circumstancese they will chip

[sami]

June was literally covered in blood, there is no way Sheila could have gotten that close without getting blood on her nightdress. Sheila didn't strangle June.

its pure fantasy caroline

[lookout]

was it one of the thumbs.i also beg to disagree in the right circumstancese they will chip

No it wasn't a thumb. No,acrylic nails don't chip whatever the circumstances. 

[sami]

Beeswax? I have loaded plenty of mags, never used beeswax, except for sexual purposes.

you might want to do some catching up .read maggies post on the .22 ely bullets.than you might have rephrase the above

[David1819]

And a f00l to boot.  Sheila had no blood on her fingers!!!!!!!!!

She did have blood on her fingers, as the stains on her night dress show. Trial testimony below

Rivlin - I am asking you about the staining, and I am asking you whether it occurred to you then, or if it didn't then whether it occurs to you now, that this staining which appears on that nightdress may have been caused by directly pressing blood-stained fingers against the cloth?
Vanezis - Yes, I mean of course it is an obvious position

Rivlin - It is an obvious position and it assumes that obvious appearance doesn't it?
A. That is right yes.