Now, we have heard about the mix up involving PC Collins which the cops have thrown into the mix! A story which the jury never got to hear about or contemplate! They kept the contents of these logs from the defence, the court, the jury and the public! You see the story about Collins reporting that he could see the body of a female behind the kitchen door was made before cops forced there way into the farmhouse! Funny how there is no mention of these key facts in any disclosed police radio message logs!! How come such vital information is missing from any log kept of the operation?
It's missing because it didn't happen like Collins and Rozga are saying!
If it had happened there would be mention of it in the logs! There is none! They introduced this excuse by way of witness statements! Typed Composite statements which the named officers probably did not even know they existed or had been made in their names!!
However, since as it states in the story line, the body which Collins reports to be the body of a female from his vantage point outside the kitchen window, turns out to be the body of Neville Bamber upon entry to the kitchen, then why does it state in the police message logs that upon entry to the kitchen, two bodies have been found? 'The body of one dead male, and, the body of one dead female' (7.37am)? Since, if there had only been the one body, that issue would have certainly been resolved upon entry to the kitchen, with a basic message of 'one dead body found in kitchen', or 'the body of be dead male', end of!!!
But, it is recorded that there were two bodies found in the kitchen, 'the body of one dead male, and the body of one dead female'(7.37am)!
If there had been a mistake regarding the sex of a body from outside the kitchen window, rectified once entry had been gained, the truth would have been recorded in the logs! You would not get cops reporting two bodies, if there was only one! Not only that, but given the storyline by Collins and Rozga that the mistake over the sexual orientation of the body they had seen through the kitchen window, was immediately rectified once they got into the kitchen, why does it state in the police log that there was an additional body, a female body found in the kitchen, as well as a male body? If there had been a mix up as alluded to regarding the sexuality of one body, which got resolved as soon as the blighters entered the kitchen, why mention the discovery of two bodies, making mention of one dead male body first, along with one dead female body?
Why not mention the body of one dead female first, followed by something along the lines, 'female body now identified as the body of one dead male'?
The matter doesn't end there, either, because we have DCI Harris giving instruction from the scene to inform the incident room regarding the discovery of two bodies, for a police surgeon, and Coroner's officer, to be notified! He being one of the top Detectives working for Essex police at the time! So, here he was instructing other officers to contact the incident room, to confirm that two bodies had been found upon entry, 'the body of one dead male, and the body of one dead female'! A further message, 'one dead male, one dead female' (7.38am)! If there had only been one body present downstairs in the kitchen at this stage, somebody would have noticed the error and taken measures to rectify the mistake, by saying something like, ' only one body downstairs, not two, Copy'...
By 8.10am, only three bodies found upstairs!!
If there had been a mistake downstairs with the initial body count, of say one, not two, then you would think that DCI Harris, top Essex cop would get the body count right upstairs, or at least those acting under his authority at the scene and elsewhere, at that time, would be able to count beyond the number three!!
Only three bodies upstairs by 8.10am, then!!
