Imagine the impact upon the jury - being told that Sheila Caffells body had been found by armed police in the 'exact' position that PC Bird had captured her body in possession of the very rifle which had been used to shoot and kill her. When all a?omg, it was a sham. Cops had staged her death scene. Cops had not first found her body in the bedroom at all. They reported finding her in the kitchen (7.37am), and her body was not upstairs at all by 8.10am, the find of four bodies upstairs would have been reported by that stage if Sheila's body had been present upstairs from the outset. Five dead in total, shouted out by 8.10am, two bodies, one male, and one female', present in the kitchen at 7.37 and 7.38am. One of these deaths reported as a murder, the other dead reported as a suicide. Staff in the incident room remotely eavesdropped the entry of the firearm officers into the kitchen. There were noises and voices (7.36am). What was overheard at that time and afterward via the telephone handset resting off its cradle upon the kitchen worktop which acted like a microphone, served only to confirm a message relayed by CA07 to the incident room (IR) at 7.37am '... and the body of one dead female in kitchen'. Followed by another message from CA07 a minute later 7.38am '... One dead female'. We therefore had a recorded consensus on which there was definitely two bodies in the kitchen from as I understand it, 7.37am, and nothing from anyone either at the scene, or who was relaying anything from the scene to the incident room, or even those present in the incident room listening in live to the situation using the telephone as a microphone, dissenting from that proposition...
In addition, we find that by 7.45am, that a staff member by the christikan name, 'Linda' was contacting 'DS Davidson from the control room to his home address, requesting him to come on duty to the office, because police at whf were dealing with 'two bodies', a male, and a fema, one death described as a murder, the other death described as being a suicide. Now, I do not profess to know where 'Linda' got her information from regarding one of the deaths being a suicide, but the fact s, she knew about the discovery f two bodies, that one of these two bodies was male and the other body was female (This was obviously known about as a result of the live eavesdrop of the entry into the kitchen, and the external information passed by CA07 at 7.37 and 7.3 8am message log contents. I can only assume that she either received the information about one of the two bodies that had been found being a murder (a reference to the body of Ralph Bamber), being in relation to the male body. However, there are no corresponding messages which refer to the death of the female in the kitchen, so I assume this information must have been gleaned during the eavesdrop of the conversation and activity being listened into, or that the contents of such a message have been edited out of the message logs, and t hey have been re-written for the purpose of presenting an alternative truth. Anyways, by 7.45am, that morning, the incident room, not only knew about the two bodies in the kitchen, they also knew that one of these bodies was a male, and the other body in the kitchen was a female. The incident room knew that one of these two bodies had been a murder, and that the other body had been reported as a suicide. The incident room knew all of this prior to the 7.45am, call which 'Linda' made to 'DS Davidson' at that precise time...
Ralph Bambers death, could in no way be described as being 'a suicide'...
This moves us on to the issue of the female body who had committed suicide prior to 7.45am?
More importantly, the identity of the second body in the sequence of discovery by 7.45am, since whichever body was stumbled upon in sequence in the grand scheme of things, had to be female, a female who had committed suicide?
It is regarded to be highly significant that there is no mention of a suicide been recorded in any police message log, whilst at the same time alluding to the fact that at precisely 7.45am, staff in the incident room knew about. This suggests to me that cops have edited out the all important messages which contain the cooling confirming that this was the state of play prior to the occasion when 'Linda' made the call to 'DS Davidson'. Logs have been edited and possibly re-written to try to gloss over this matter. That issue aside, for one moment, let's concentrate upon the identity of the first body the armed officers stumbled upon upstairs?
June Bamber, her body close to the entrance of the main bedroom door - in no way could her death be considered or regarded as being 'suicide', she had been shot a total of 7 times in different parts of her body...
This leads to only one other conclusion. Reference to the discover of a dead female who was in the kitchen part of the farmhouse, who had committed suicide, could only have been a reference to the body of Sheila Caffell, since her death was the only death amongst the five victims which could arguably be described as a suicide. What we have, therefore, is a clear mandate of there having been two bodies found downstairs in the kitchen. The type of death these two unfortunate victims succeeded, was by way of a murder, and a suicide. We all know that the only death amongst the deaths of the five victims, is the death of Sheila Caffell ( her death could arguably be defined as a possible suicide). Therefore, without doubt, without question, the first two bodies that were found were the bodies of Ralph and Sheila...
But, with the body of June Bamber (a murder) situated at the main bedroom door, armed police would almost certainly have stumbled upon her body, before they came upon the body of Sheila, which in this explanation would have resulted in Sheila's death not being amongst the first two bodies found or stumbled upon. Her body would have been third in the sequence of discovery. The really important detail, however, is that with the potential discovery of June Bambers body second in the sequence, her death could only be described as a murder, her death was not suicide, and nobody present at the scene, or elsewhere could begin to describe her death as a suicide...
By 8.10am, with two bodies (one male and one female) already found in kitchen by 7.37am, and with only five victims killed, mathematics of accuracy dictate that the other three bodies must have been found upstairs afterward. This is true, the police message log content confirms ' a further three bodies found upstairs. Five dead in total's...
According to 'Linda' in the incident room, one of these five deaths had been reported as a suicide, she relayed this information at 7.45am, to DS Davidson at his home address. So, with this in mind, by 8.10am, the other three bodies had to be regarded as 'murder'...
Sheila Caffell did not die in the kitchen at 7.37am, she was not one of the three bodies found upstairs by 8.10am. However, she did find herself upstairs in the main bedroom by 8.44am, when the police surgeon, Dr Craig, pronounced her as being dead, there in the bedroom...
As such, it becomes impossible for Jeremy Bamber to have shot his sister twice in the main bedroom with use of the family owned rifle, and thereafter, staged her death scene for the purpose of fooling police into thinking that his sister had shot and killed the other four, and that she had then turned the gun upon herself, and taken her own life - how could he possibly have done any of this, having regard to all t be circumstances outlined?
The jury never heard any of this, because the prosecution and it's uniformed criminals deliberately 'fabricated a case' against Jeremy Bamber, to prevent the truth being made known public that armed cops had shot and killed an unarmed mentally ill suspect who had showed the rifle at a first floor window in terms which can best be described as a 'white flag of surrender', only to be shot in the kitchen, wrongly presumed dead, fled upstairs to the bedroom where she collapsed on top of the bed, wrongly presumed dead, again, only to be accidentally killed off during the performance of 'informatives' when the rifle was brought from a first floor window, and was being placed upon her body...
A bizarre set of circumstances...
