How it started

[maggie]

The housekeeper says during the course of her employment, she had never seen the sink tidy in that position.

As I said, Bamber either moved it prior to exiting out of the window.

Or Sheila did some washing up after the massacre.

If that's a dig at me I wasn't saying Sheila washed up after the massacre. I was thinking she may have washed up earlier in the evening. Two people washing up one who was visiting. Stuff gets moved.

[lookout]

The housekeeper says during the course of her employment, she had never seen the sink tidy in that position.

As I said, Bamber either moved it prior to exiting out of the window.

Or Sheila did some washing up after the massacre.

The housekeeper also remarked that the phones were always in different places around the farmhouse too !! " Musical phones ",remember ?

[Adam]

If that's a dig at me I wasn't saying Sheila washed up after the massacre. I was thinking she may have washed up earlier in the evening. Two people washing up one who was visiting. Stuff gets moved.

Sheila washing up before the massacre, the sink tidy & fairy liquid will still be put back in there usual places.

As the housekeeper said, Nevill & June always put things back where they came (rifles included ?) & she had never seen the sink tidy in a different location.

[lookout]

Blinkin' 'eck now a moved sink tidy becomes a clue to a mass murder,whatever next ? A misplaced toilet brush ?

[Adam]

There is no harm saying Sheila did some washing up after killing 4 people. She did a lot of other things in those 22 or 38 minutes.

Otherwise Bamber moved items prior to exiting the kitchen window.

[maggie]

Sheila washing up before the massacre, the sink tidy & fairy liquid will still be put back in there usual places.

As the housekeeper said, Nevill & June always put things back where they came (rifles included ?) & she had never seen the sink tidy in a different location.

Even the word 'sink tidy' makes me feel bored.

[Kaldin]

Obviously Bamber moved items from around the kitchen window sill, just prior to exiting.

The only other explanation is the items had been moved during the kitchen fight. However there is nothing about these items being toppled over.

Did he lean back in the window and replace some things then?

[Lucy522]

Even the word 'sink tidy' makes me feel bored.

 

[Lucy522]

Did he lean back in the window and replace some things then?

Must of kaldin 

[lookout]

And at what point was the shower-room tidied up putting AP's rifle ( which he kept in the bathroom at WHF ) upstairs on the window-sill in the sewing room ?

[David1819]

Did he lean back in the window and replace some things then?

That's what Mythster over on red suggested. After he climbed out he then leaned over from outside and re arraigned the items.

And if that fails there is always the absurd ladder theory.

[Lucy522]

That's what Mythster over on red suggested. After he climbed out he then leaned over from outside and re arraigned the items.
David enlighten me please i've never hear the ladder theory
And if that fails there is always the absurd ladder theory.

[Kaldin]

That's what Mythster over on red suggested. After he climbed out he then leaned over from outside and re arraigned the items.

And if that fails there is always the absurd ladder theory.

So he moved the "sink tidy" in order to climb out of the window, and then leaned back in and replaced it in an upright position? He also cleaned up any footprints from the draining board and window sill.

[Steve_uk]

So he moved the "sink tidy" in order to climb out of the window, and then leaned back in and replaced it in an upright position? He also cleaned up any footprints from the draining board and window sill.

Was this the window that DC Barlow banged to on his lone visit some days later or was that somewhere else?

[Kaldin]

Was this the window that DC Barlow banged to on his lone visit some days later or was that somewhere else?

The same window I think. I thought he said that the latch stuck so it wouldn't go into the locked position.