It's also an alleged 'fact' that there were two bodies in the kitchen.............although quite what Sheila was supposed to have died of is anyone's guess if she hadn't shot herself and police had yet to shoot her. Of course, if an alleged report exists -which confirms this (although, for the life of me, and for obvious reasons, ie it could be leaked?, I can't imagine why such a grave error would be recorded) and you 'know' about it, so, too, must every agency involved, In fact, it would probably be public knowledge.
Then there's the other alleged 'fact' that Nevill phoned the police,which, as no one has come forward to admit it -quite probably because it's the first they've heard of it- it has yet to be verified.
There's nothing alleged about the fact that there were two bodies in the kitchen! The female body described as being dead there, was a body in addition to the dead male body, not mistaken for one! Reference to one dead male was mentioned in the police message logs before any mention at all of a female dead body. The alleged mistake regarding PC Collins mistaking Neville bambers body for a dead female was made from the vantage point outside the kitchen window, or in other words before the raid team entered the kitchen. Once they entered the kitchen cops found the body of one dead male (Nevill Bamber) and the body of one dead female (Sheila caffell), one plus one equals two...
As for who shot Sheila in the kitchen, I keep telling you that there exists an 'Officers Report' (1612, refers) which deals with a shooting incident at the time the first raid team officers entered the kitchen, so I wonder who got shot at? If Neville was already dead by that stage, he having already been shot 7 times, why would cops shoot at him?
Sheila was still very much alive when cops entered the farmhouse, your expecting me to believe that with the five bodies all accounted for by 8.10amm that Ron Cook's SOC team were kept waiting outside the farmhouse for one hour and fifty minutes before they were allowed in to gather evidence? The first few minutes and tens of minutes are the most crucial in any police investigation, yet officially SOCO were kept waiting outside the farmhouse whilst something sinister was taking place inside involving the firearm officers, senior officers and the first SOC team which compromised of DC Oakley and DC Henderson. Now, why haven't we heard from DC Oakley and DC Henderson regarding the duties they performed inside the farmhouse during an hour long period (9.00am to 10.00am)? Why haven't we heard what senior officers got up to when they carried out 'informatives' inside the main bedroom around and involving the bodies of June and Sheila? Did senior officers just stand around twiddling their thumbs for an hour and fifty minutes until it was time to invite Ron Cook and the second team of SOC to take control of the crime scene?
Nobody knew about the first version of events by the time came before the Chelmsford Crown Court in October 1986, nobody knew jack shit about there being two bodies downstairs in the kicthen upon entry of the raid team recorded at variously timed messages at 7.35am, 7.37am, 7.38am, 7.42am, 7.45am, and nobody knew or had an inkling that only three bodies had been found upstairs by 8.10am. Its no good you trying to make out it was an open secret, because it wasn't, the cops and the CPS kept those facts away from the defence and the jury which tried the matter - instead, this dastardly gang of uniformed criminals, led with the claim that only Neville bambers body was found downstairs in the kitchen, and the other four bodies found upstairs, Sheila's body on the bedroom floor in possession of the rifle which had been used to killed everyone, including herself...
All the agencies did not know the truth about this second version of the facts, otherwise Jeremy Bamber would never have been convicted at all, the jury would have seen through the dishonesty in the prosecutions / police investigation / case...
Neville Bamber did make the 3.26am call to the police, this fact was also not available at the time of the original trial, you only have to look at the wording of his call to realise that Neville was talking about his daughter, who had 'got hold of one of my guns',yet when Jeremy made his call to PC West at 3.36am, Jeremy told him that his father had said that Sheila or his sister 'had got the gun'...
There is a lot of information and new evidence about now which was not available at the time of the trial, evidence and information which the jury were entitled to hear or know about, but because the powers that be, sat and planned whhat evidence and information they would allow in, or keep out, the actual truth never got a fair hearing...