Exacly Mike. There is no way is that a waisted pellet in Sheila's neck.
Can I draw your attention to the WAX cfovering on this type of ammo.
Do you not recognise the signicance of this. Can you realise why there was no lead on Sheila's hands.
WAX WAX WAX.
I beg to differ...
But just to be specific, are you referring to the debri as shown in the xray, or to the photographs taken by Major mead, of bullet PV/20?
I give up. NBG will you tell this man that this is NOT a pellet, A pellet would not fragment, in fact I have seen someone re use a pellet taken from a rabbit. You need to rethink this Mike.
Sheila had 12 bore, 4 10 shot guns at her disposal, but chose a 22 air rifle to end her life.
I can't buy into that.
You are overlooking something of extreme importance...
According to the contents of a hand written note sent by DI Cook to the ballistics expert, Malcolm Fletcher, the silencer through which bullets had been fired was warped or damaged due to it having received a hard knock. What this means is that any bullet or pellet fired through the damaged silencer would almost certainly have become damaged before it left the muzzle end of the silencer. With this in mind, it is very probable if not highly likely that any .22 pellet fired through the damaged silencer would fragment in the same way that whatever it is inside Sheila's neck fragmented...
If the silencer was damaged, and it was damaging bullets or pellets fired through it, then the fragmented pieces shown to be present inside Sheila's neck in the Xray, could be the remnants of a damaged pellet so damaged by the damaged silencer...