What makes Bamber innocent?

[David1819]

Have you ever tried searching through 50,000 documents looking for the 72 hand written version of a witness statement? I could allocate only two hours to this task. The bad news is that I have not located the 72 page hand written version. I know it exists and that I have had sight of it during the past 12 months, and that I have noted salient points contained within it...

Have you ever considered borrowing an office scanner? ones that can you just leave a pile of several hundred pages in the feed and it scans them all to PDF?

[mike tesko]

Have you ever considered borrowing an office scanner? ones that can you just leave a pile of several hundred pages in the feed and it scans them all to PDF?

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I am a bankruptee, nobody would do me a favour like borrow me such equipment

[mike tesko]

Please be patient, I feel as though I have psychic involvement, in all matters of life and death, issues...

[mike tesko]

Please be patient, I feel as though I have psychic involvement, in all matters of life and death, issues...

It is not an enjoyable experience being in my position...

[mike tesko]

I am, outside looking in, sensing as it were issues of significance...

I cannot appear to disassociate myself from the images, and the information that is being directed toward me, as though I am the focal point for all this information...

[sami]

I am, outside looking in, sensing as it were issues of significance...

I cannot appear to disassociate myself from the images, and the information that is being directed toward me, as though I am the focal point for all this information...

like a telepathic link mike

[mike tesko]

It was DC 'Mick' Clark who told 'Annie' Eaton, that the bodies of June and Sheila had both been found on the bed (he had entered the farmhouse and viewed the bodies shortly after arriving at the scene, before leaving with Jeremy to go to Jeremy's cottage on the first morning of the investigation. Apparently, DC 'Mick' Clark told 'Annie' Eaton this...

here is evidence that by the 12th August 1985, that 'Annie' Eaton is still thinking that Sheila had used a 12 bore shotgun...

[mike tesko]

Here is the relevant part of 'Annie' Eaton's, 72 page witness statement that she made to the COLP investigators, regarding Sheila's bloodstained knickers, and how she could tell the difference between ordinary blood, and menstrual blood:-

please note, the advice DSS 'Mick' Ainsley gave her to make sure she told the court about the different smells of ordinary blood, as opposed to menstrual bloodDCS

[mike tesko]

Why was DCS Ainsley 'thinking' that Annie Eaton would be asked whether the relatives had 'contaminated the silencer' with Sheila's 'menstrual blood' in her 'heavily soiled knickers' that they had taken away from the scene to Annie Eaton's house, on the same occasion they removed the first silencer?

[mike tesko]

Why was DCS Ainsley 'thinking' that Annie Eaton would be asked whether the relatives had 'contaminated the silencer' with Sheila's 'menstrual blood' in her 'heavily soiled knickers' that they had taken away from the scene to Annie Eaton's house, on the same occasion they removed the first silencer?

Why didn't the cops get the blood expert (John Hayward) to deal with this matter - in any event, the fact is that it is irrelevant whether the small dried flake of blood that was 'eventually' tested, and analysed, was normal blood, or menstrual blood, if it came from Sheila's body by any means, it would produce the exact same blood group activity belonging to her ( A, EAP BA, AK/1 and HP 2-1)...

Relatives removed Sheila's heavily bloodstained knickers from the scene, and one of the silencers, on the same occasion. They had the opportunity and desire to get Jeremy arrested for the killings - this feature was never aired in the presence of the jury, but it was certainly a significant issue that should have been taken into account...

[mike tesko]

It seems to me that once DCS 'Mick' Ainsley took control of the investigation (SC/786/85), that that was when all the dodgy evidence started to get introduced...

[lookout]

Have you ever considered borrowing an office scanner? ones that can you just leave a pile of several hundred pages in the feed and it scans them all to PDF?

Speaking of which,there's one for sale but it's in Coventry.

[notsure]

It was DC 'Mick' Clark who told 'Annie' Eaton, that the bodies of June and Sheila had both been found on the bed (he had entered the farmhouse and viewed the bodies shortly after arriving at the scene, before leaving with Jeremy to go to Jeremy's cottage on the first morning of the investigation. Apparently, DC 'Mick' Clark told 'Annie' Eaton this...

here is evidence that by the 12th August 1985, that 'Annie' Eaton is still thinking that Sheila had used a 12 bore shotgun...

what annoys me about AE is that she suffers from selective memory. This is the woman that immediately started making notes and keeping a diary and yet she cant remember who told her who was on the bed etc

[Steve_uk]

Speaking of which,there's one for sale but it's in Coventry.

Oh no problem. We'll have to send Mike to Coventry.

[sami]

Oh no problem. We'll have to send Mike to Coventry.

may also have to pay for his ticket steve ,as mike has said he's bankrupt.