Kitchen restaged by cops, as part of the cover up surrounding 2nd body shooting

[mike tesko]

This matter needs to be resolved urgently in view of other intelligence received again from an informant, who has brought this matter to my attention before, but which was not properly pursued or investigated, but now is the time to return to this matter, because depending upon who's arm is in the photograph, might depend upon whether Neville or June were tied up prior to being shot and killed?

Is the injury (exit wound) present in Neville's arm, or June Bambers?

[mike tesko]

This matter needs to be resolved urgently in view of other intelligence received again from an informant, who has brought this matter to my attention before, but which was not properly pursued or investigated, but now is the time to return to this matter, because depending upon who's arm is in the photograph, might depend upon whether Neville or June were tied up prior to being shot and killed?

Is the injury (exit wound) present in Neville's arm, or June Bambers?

To add to the mystery, please note what appears to be an additional bullet wound, or possibly a gouge mark lower down in the same arm?

[mike tesko]

We know that Neville Bamber had a series of gouged indentation marks on one of his forearms, which were either made by the killer prodding the barrel end of the rifles muzzle into that area of his forearm, or as the case may be, his attacker made those gouged indentations and scratches there with their fingernails!

Here are the gouged indentation marks present upon Neville Bambers arm:-

[mike tesko]

Right, so here is the question which requires answering - are the following two photographs images of different parts of the same victims forearm?

[mike tesko]

If they are, then A shot and an exit wound have been wrongly applied to June Bambers forearm, since that exit wound is applicable to Neville Bambers forearm!

[mike tesko]

If they are, then A shot and an exit wound have been wrongly applied to June Bambers forearm, since that exit wound is applicable to Neville Bambers forearm!

If true, it means that either both Neville and June Bamber had a bullet exit wound in their forearms (which is quite extraordinary)!

[mike tesko]

Since, it means that (a) the diagram showing a bullet exit wound in Neville's upper arm, had in fact exited much lower in his forearm, or (b) that Neville Bamber only had one bullet entry wound in his arm, but rather astonishingly, he had two exit wounds, one in his upper arm, the other in the forearm of the same arm!

[mike tesko]

Since, it means that (a) the diagram showing a bullet exit wound in Neville's upper arm, had in fact exited much lower in his forearm, or (b) that Neville Bamber only had one bullet entry wound in his arm, but rather astonishingly, he had two exit wounds, one in his upper arm, the other in the forearm of the same arm!

Thus creating something of a paradox!

He is shot once in his arm, but he had two bullet exit wounds in the same arm?

So, we need to identify the bullet that was fired into his arm, which exited in two different parts of his same arm (not now, but later on)..

Instead, consider the implication of what we have just discovered?

[mike tesko]

It means, for example, in the grand scheme of things, that there is one too many spent cartridge cases in the main bedroom and the landing outside and the main stairs!

But only if the arm with the bullet exit hole belonged to Neville Bambers forearm!

Neville shot once in the forearm, but with two exit wounds, one exiting in his upper arm, the other exit wound being in his forearm! Did June Bamber really have a bullet entry and exit wound in her forearm? What if she wasn't shot in her arm, and how about she did not have either an entry or an exit wound at all in either of her forearms, and what if Neville Bamber did not have an exit wound in his upper arm, only his forearm?

Then it opens up a whole new ball game because there would be too many spent cartridge cases upstairs in the vicinity of the main bedroom - with...

Wait for it...

[mike tesko]

It means, for example, in the grand scheme of things, that there is one too many spent cartridge cases in the main bedroom and the landing outside and the main stairs!

But only if the arm with the bullet exit hole belonged to Neville Bambers forearm!

Neville shot once in the forearm, but with two exit wounds, one exiting in his upper arm, the other exit wound being in his forearm! Did June Bamber really have a bullet entry and exit wound in her forearm? What if she wasn't shot in her arm, and how about she did not have either an entry or an exit wound at all in either of her forearms, and what if Neville Bamber did not have an exit wound in his upper arm, only his forearm?

Then it opens up a whole new ball game because there would be too many spent cartridge cases upstairs in the vicinity of the main bedroom - with...

Wait for it...

Here, please bear with me..

Take care look at this...

[mike tesko]

A paradox exists between the number (3) of spent cartridge cases found in the kitchen (there should be 4), and the actual number of spent cartridge cases upstairs in the vicinity of the main bedroom, where there is one too many!!!

[mike tesko]

According to the pathologist Neville Bamber had been shot 4 times in the head, each shot would have been instantly fatal if inflicted singularly, or collectively! So...

How did Neville Bambers body end up dead downstairs in the kitchen, if one of his head shots was inflicted upstairs in the vicinity of his bedroom?

[mike tesko]

According to the pathologist Neville Bamber had been shot 4 times in the head, each shot would have been instantly fatal if inflicted singularly, or collectively! So...

How did Neville Bambers body end up dead downstairs in the kitchen, if one of his head shots was inflicted upstairs in the vicinity of his bedroom?

More to the point..

What caused Essex police to make such a huge evidential mistake involving a singular spent cartridge case?

[mike tesko]

The answer is a very simply one - so simple that it confused the lot of them! They were too busy trying to cover up the shooting of Sheila downstairs in the kitchen, by adding a spent cartridge case from downstairs in the kitchen, to upstairs in the main bedroom so they could present Sheila Caffell's death there as a one gun crime! They had to move one of the spent cartridge cases (and swap it) from the kitchen, there had originally been 4 spent cartridge cases there which had been loaded and fired via the anshuzt rifle, and another spent cartridge case from the gun that had been used to shoot Sheila in the kitchen! This latter bullet case was confiscated, and one of the other four was transferred upstairs to the main bedroom!

This in turn left a spent cartridge case short in the kitchen, where supposedly Neville Bamber had received four head shots, but now there were only three bullet cases!

This very serious anomaly was a cause for concern of Essex Police, until someone came up with the bright idea that there could have been 26 shots fired, and not 25 - with 25 spent cartridge cases which could be linked to the anshuzt rifle, and one spent cartridge case belonging to the other rifle!

[mike tesko]

The answer is a very simply one - so simple that it confused the lot of them! They were too busy trying to cover up the shooting of Sheila downstairs in the kitchen, by adding a spent cartridge case from downstairs in the kitchen, to upstairs in the main bedroom so they could present Sheila Caffell's death there as a one gun crime! They had to move one of the spent cartridge cases (and swap it) from the kitchen, there had originally been 4 spent cartridge cases there which had been loaded and fired via the anshuzt rifle, and another spent cartridge case from the gun that had been used to shoot Sheila in the kitchen! This latter bullet case was confiscated, and one of the other four was transferred upstairs to the main bedroom!

This in turn left a spent cartridge case short in the kitchen, where supposedly Neville Bamber had received four head shots, but now there were only three bullet cases!

This very serious anomaly was a cause for concern of Essex Police, until someone came up with the bright idea that there could have been 26 shots fired, and not 25 - with 25 spent cartridge cases which could be linked to the anshuzt rifle, and one spent cartridge case belonging to the other rifle!

Whichever way you look at this matter, it remains problematic, it's a paradox created because the police have sought to try and cover for the presence of a female body in the kitchen between 7.35am and 8.10am (at which stage there were only three bodies present upstairs!