According to Professor Knights testimony during the trial, he stated with the type of injury received by the bullet that was fired across Sheila's throat, that she may have been able to have stayed on her feet and moved around for a long time, for a period lasting up to half an hour after sustaining that initial shot. He is an expert in this field and he would not have said 'up to half an hour' if he was not sure. Of course, it appears that Knight was referring to constant upright movement after the first shot, until the second shot was inflicted which took her life instantaneously. He does not take into account that Sheila may have lapsed into temporarily unconsciousness, say from somewhere between 7.37am and 8.10am, and then been able to move around, or for how long?
What we do know, by reference to the police logs, is that Sheila's was the female body, reported after mention of a dead male body, in the kitchen by 7.37am, and that by 8.10am there were only three bodies upstairs by that stage (June, Nicholas, and Daniel). Some time after 8.10am, Sheila's body ended upstairs in the main bedroom. We know this because police passed messages to each other, and recorded these messages against timed events. Why would cops falsify an account of there having been two bodies in the kitchen, and a further three bodies upstairs between 7.37am and 8.10am, if by the time the police surgeon verified death in all five cases by 8.44am, with only one male body downstairs in the kitchen, and by that stage four bodies upstairs in the bedrooms? There would have been no need to introduce a contradictory scenario of 'two bodies' in the kitchen from as early as 7.37am, and only three bodies upstairs by 8.10am, if it didn't pan out like that during that specific period in time...
What is missing from those same police radio message logs, are the messages that were passed, received and relayed after 8.10am, to account for how and why the actual body count altered by the 'migration' of Sheila's body from the kitchen to the main bedroom. There was obviously other messages that were passed that are of key importance relating to the apparent movement of Sheila between the kitchen and the bedroom between 8.10am and 8.44am. Cops have 'edited out' this information, and in there haste to do so, they made a fatal mistake in that at no stage anywhere in any of the police logs does it account for a fourth body having been found upstairs - it just 'ends up there', as 'if by magic'...
Sheila's body was originally present in the kitchen, but ended up in the main bedroom. For that to be true, she would have had to have made her own way from the kitchen, to the bedroom. What I am trying to say, is that the testimony given by Professor knight regarding the length of time to have passed between the onset of the first shot across the neck, until the second shot might have been delivered, fits this criteria snugly...
Whether you adopt what David Shaw professes happened with regard to Sheila being shot in the kitchen by use of the anshuzt rifle, and later shot again upstairs by a different gun, or the account I have given that cops shot Sheila in the kitchen and Sheila was killed in the main bedroom by use of the anshuzt rifle, one thing we are both in agreement on, and that is, that the first shot received by Sheila downstairs in the kitchen was 'non fatal' in nature...
