Please refer to the 'CITATION' at the commencement of his witness statement, for clarification:-
'This statement con sisting of '(x)' pages, each signed by him (Woodcock)...
I am sorry to have 'to point the somewhat obvious', out, 'BUT' he didn't make 'this statement' knowing that 'if' it was tenderd into evidence that he accepts he would have been liable to prosecution, 'if' he had wilfully stated in 'it', 'ANYTHING' which he knew to 'be false', or 'did not believe to be true'...
Now, please, 'was the kitchen table OVERTURNED' when PS Woodcock entered the kitchen?
'YES', or 'NO'?
Well...
Lets get the facts absolutely accurate, so 'there can be no misunderstanding', 'no misinterpretation', 'no Error' - I ask each and everyone of you, 'WAS THE KITCHEN TABLE OVERTURNED' when PS Woodcock entered the kitchen crime scene, at about 7.35am?