Whose Bloodied right hand palm print was left on pages of bible?

[Patti]

Patti I agree about Vidvic.  Ralph was making his way downstairs to get to the phone.

I agree Susan.....but why did he not go into the upstairs office and use the blue phone?  This niggles me....the upstairs phone... 

[Jane]

I agree Susan.....but why did he not go into the upstairs office and use the blue phone?  This niggles me....the upstairs phone... 

I still think he was attempting to draw fire away from June.

[susan]

Hi april  Was the upstairs phone active or not thought it had been moved or was that from the bedroom. Ralph was diverting away from June me thinks.

[Patti]

Hi april  Was the upstairs phone active or not thought it had been moved or was that from the bedroom. Ralph was diverting away from June me thinks.

Susan I think there was a blue phone in the office upstairs.  It was connected because one of the raid team rang headquarters from it....and there is no phone photographed in the office downstairs. 

[Jane]

Hi april  Was the upstairs phone active or not thought it had been moved or was that from the bedroom. Ralph was diverting away from June me thinks.

I believe Steve insists that Jeremy crept into his parents room to remove said phone so they couldn't call for help when he arrived on a bike, in a wetsuit, complete with Marigolds, to shoot them. OH YES, silly me, nearly forgot the fake tan so they wouldn't recognize him.

[susan]

april what about the dyed hair you forgot that keep up my girl

[Jane]

april what about the dyed hair you forgot that keep up my girl

I am SO slow tonight, Susan. :D :D :D :D

[maggie]

I still think he was attempting to draw fire away from June.

You could be correct april.  Nevill might have phoned Jeremy from the office at which point Sheila may have been in a state of psychosis and have the gun but before he really believed she would use it.. 
He may have dropped theoffice phone and left it off the hook as he heard noises from the bedroom which  told him the situation had deteriorated and then acted as a decoy encouraging Sheila to follow him and maybe take a shot at him.  He would have had no idea she was capable of the carnage that ensued. 
He may have not rung from the kitchen, the bloodied hand mark may have been a coincidence as he tried to steady himself after Sheila's lucky shots totally incapacitated him  before collapsing into the chair.
Of course this would mean Neville was probably the first to die and that would make sense, with him dead Sheila would have had free rein.  The o
The original phone off the hook could have been the office phone because how could an operator listening in to an open line hear Crispy the dog in the bedroom when the phone off the hook was supposed to be in the kitchen.  Surely the walls of that old house were far too thick to hear a whimpering dog from such a distance.
It's possible that the police replaced the office phone.  We are told that one of the police team phoned a police officer at the station from the downstairs phone (can't remember who phoned who at the moment) and he very possibly may have left the receiver lying on the work top which was totally misleading???

[Patti]

I believe Steve insists that Jeremy crept into his parents room to remove said phone so they couldn't call for help when he arrived on a bike, in a wetsuit, complete with Marigolds, to shoot them. OH YES, silly me, nearly forgot the fake tan so they wouldn't recognize him.

fake tan?? Who has a fake tan Steve...lol 

[susan]

april wonder what poor Crispy the doggie thought when Jeremy arrived looking ridiculous clambering through the window bet Crispy did not realize it was Jeremy and would have barked like crazy.

[Patti]

You could be correct april.  Nevill might have phoned Jeremy from the office at which point Sheila may have been in a state of psychosis and have the gun but before he really believed she would use it.. 
He may have returned to the bedroom where the situation had deteriorated and then acted as a decoy encouraging Sheila to follow him and maybe take a shot at him.  He would have had no idea she was capable of the carnage that ensued. 
He may have not rung from the kitchen, the bloodied hand mark may have been a coincidence as he tried to steady himself after Sheila's lucky shots totally incapacitated him  before collapsing into the chair.
Of course this would mean Neville was probably the first to die and that would make sense, with him dead Sheila would have had free rein.  The o
The original phone off the hook could have been the office phone because how could an operator listening in to an open line hear Crispy the dog in the bedroom when the phone off the hook was supposed to be in the kitchen.  Surely the walls of that old house were far too thick to hear a whimpering dog from such a distance.
It's possible that the police replaced the office phone.  We are told that one of the police team phoned a police officer at the station from the downstairs phone can't remember who phoned who at the moment) and he very possibly may have left the receiver lying on the work top which was totally misleading???

Maggie you are on perfect form and this is a very argument to put forward....

[susan]

Hello Maggie  good points perhaps Ralph did phone Jeremy from upstairs it is so confusing and I am not sure anymore what I think about the phones

[maggie]

Hello Maggie  good points perhaps Ralph did phone Jeremy from upstairs it is so confusing and I am not sure anymore what I think about the phones

I have just put those suggestions out Susie, as I was writing I did question how Crispy could be heard by the operator from the downstairs phone when he was hiding under the bed in the main bedroom?  I know sound travels strangely in these old houses but it seems at least questionable??

[Caroline R]

I have just put those suggestions out Susie, as I was writing I did question how Crispy could be heard by the operator from the downstairs phone when he was hiding under the bed in the main bedroom?  I know sound travels strangely in these old houses but it seems at least questionable??

Hi Maggie, he may not have been hiding under the bed the whole time??

[Jane]

You could be correct april.  Nevill might have phoned Jeremy from the office at which point Sheila may have been in a state of psychosis and have the gun but before he really believed she would use it.. 
He may have dropped theoffice phone and left it off the hook as he heard noises from the bedroom which  told him the situation had deteriorated and then acted as a decoy encouraging Sheila to follow him and maybe take a shot at him.  He would have had no idea she was capable of the carnage that ensued. 
He may have not rung from the kitchen, the bloodied hand mark may have been a coincidence as he tried to steady himself after Sheila's lucky shots totally incapacitated him  before collapsing into the chair.
Of course this would mean Neville was probably the first to die and that would make sense, with him dead Sheila would have had free rein.  The o
The original phone off the hook could have been the office phone because how could an operator listening in to an open line hear Crispy the dog in the bedroom when the phone off the hook was supposed to be in the kitchen.  Surely the walls of that old house were far too thick to hear a whimpering dog from such a distance.
It's possible that the police replaced the office phone.  We are told that one of the police team phoned a police officer at the station from the downstairs phone (can't remember who phoned who at the moment) and he very possibly may have left the receiver lying on the work top which was totally misleading???

WOW Maggie!!!! That's BRILLIANT!!! You're really sharp tonight....................Just wait till Killjoy UK tries to demolish it