How puzzling, also, that Ann Eaton has never mentioned this discrepancy in the account given to her by Jones and Clark on the first morning of the police investigation, when by the time of the inquest and the trial, she must have found out that police were saying that the bodies of Sheila and June were not on the bed, but on the floor either side of the bed?
Ann Eaton kept handwritten notes about anything and everything, yet for some inexplicable reason, she chooses to remain mute on the matter!!
Imagine how she must have felt when she found out that according to the police radio message log contents, Sheila's body was neither found upon the bed, or upon the bedroom floor upstairs, but rather downstairs in the kitchen (she'd have run out of notepaper or cards, and pens documenting all these conflicting accounts regarding where the body of Sheila had been reported as being dead)! How many different versions of where cops found Sheila's body would be acceptable to anyone wanting to know the truth?