Reason to believe cops shot Sheila, and how her blood ended up inside Silencer!

[susan]

My new laptop crashed and it's going to cost nearly as much to repair as it would to buy a new one----it's fit for the bin after 7 months use 

Hi lookout For what they charge to repair it is cheaper to get another one I am lucky I have spares I pay about £150 for mine maybe the ones at £500 will be better but for my use the cheaper ones are good enough

[susan]

No.

Can you just submit you're 5th scenario you've been working on for the last 5 months.

If, like Susan you're scared to & are just going to post random diagrams,  just say.

Adam I was scared to submit my scenario as I knew you would laugh and tear it into pieces

[Caroline]

It certainly was unlucky. It began when the cursor had a complete mind of its own and just danced around the screen,so obviously I couldn't highlight anything because it wouldn't keep still. Then the volume went and I was left with a crackle instead,though saying that there was like a telephone conversation going on coming through the speakers,it was weird. Jinxed,I'd say.
On this old laptop I got messages of hacking " Cloudbleed data leak " which I'd had Cloud on the broken laptop,but not this one.
A good thing I hadn't transferred documents onto it or I'd have lost them.

I haven't taken it to any repair place as I hardly think it's worth it,it's jiggered.

Hi Lookout, that doesn't sound too serious, I would take it to PC world and get them to look at it for you. I'm pretty sure it's nothing serious.

[lookout]

Hi lookout For what they charge to repair it is cheaper to get another one I am lucky I have spares I pay about £150 for mine maybe the ones at £500 will be better but for my use the cheaper ones are good enough

Hi Susan,I rather think this one was expensive as it was bought for me between my daughter and g/son as a Christmas present,they went halves. It would probably cost me around £200 to fix------but I don't like,or trust things that have been fixed,so I'll be getting a new one. Even this old thing needs a battery now,but I can't get into the other one to remove the new battery.
I don't think you can throw comps into the bin either,they have to be " disposed " of separately.
At least I've got a couple of 8gb usb sticks to keep hold of pics/documents.
The things you've got to do 

[Adam]

Adam I was scared to submit my scenario as I knew you would laugh and tear it into pieces

I never have laughed at anyone's scenario as appreciate they made the effort. 

I'll debate it, look for faults & ask questions. People can do that with my Bamber scenario.

[Caroline]

Hi Susan,I rather think this one was expensive as it was bought for me between my daughter and g/son as a Christmas present,they went halves. It would probably cost me around £200 to fix------but I don't like,or trust things that have been fixed,so I'll be getting a new one. Even this old thing needs a battery now,but I can't get into the other one to remove the new battery.
I don't think you can throw comps into the bin either,they have to be " disposed " of separately.
At least I've got a couple of 8gb usb sticks to keep hold of pics/documents.
The things you've got to do 

It won't cost anything like that but it's up to you.

[susan]

lookout my problem is I know nothing about computers I should have gone on a course I bought a printer two years ago and still have not got it to work I am hopeless my damaged one is in the cupboard till I get somebody to do whatever one does with them

[lookout]

Hi Lookout, that doesn't sound too serious, I would take it to PC world and get them to look at it for you. I'm pretty sure it's nothing serious.

I never thought of PC World,that's an idea so I'll give it a go as it's barely used.Thank you for that.

[susan]

I never have laughed at anyone's scenario as appreciate they made the effort. 

I'll debate it, look for faults & ask questions. People can do that with my Bamber scenario.

Adam I guess I am lacking in confidence as my knowledge on this case is dreadful as you rightly told me

[lookout]

lookout my problem is I know nothing about computers I should have gone on a course I bought a printer two years ago and still have not got it to work I am hopeless my damaged one is in the cupboard till I get somebody to do whatever one does with them

Hahahaha,I gave a printer,camera and microphone to my g/son thinking you had to have them with the comp. Just a damn nuisance with wires,etc and the cats had a field day,so blow that. What a clutter.

[Caroline]

I never thought of PC World,that's an idea so I'll give it a go as it's barely used.Thank you for that.

No problem. Before taking it in, give the a ring and an idea of what the problem is.

[lookout]

No problem. Before taking it in, give the a ring and an idea of what the problem is.

Okay I'll do that.

[Adam]

Adam I guess I am lacking in confidence as my knowledge on this case is dreadful as you rightly told me

Sorry I over reacted to something you posted. You have a good knowledge of the case. Have you read CC's book ? That will have a lot of information I won't know.

To create a scenario you just need to know the crime scene inside WHF. Which you do know.

[David1819]

Miller and I think one TFG have cited the gun as being at the side of Sheils's body - not balancing on top of it  as depicted.  Another TFG has 'no recollection of gun' which is probably because when they viewed her body - the gun was at the side of her, not on top.  This is in addition to the concerns about bible, body, head etc.

Hardly small discrepancies - if it caused challenges to both heads of investigation.

Miller had not seen the body until 9.30am anyway. He notes the rifle as being by her right side when its actually on her right side.

[David1819]

It was staged before that.

Show evidence.