The Soaking Underware and Joggers

[lookout]

What with that and her toenail.! It goes to show that Sheila had a real battle that night and I won't believe otherwise.

[lookout]

Whereabouts was this fingernail found.? In the kitchen.? If so,,it would account for when the marks on Neville occurred. Apparently,,the rest of her " well manicured " nails,weren't so hot,either.

[susan]

april must remember not to cross you hope steve is reading your post

[susan]

Hi lookout think AE found it in a vanity bag in the lounge probably an old one what good is one anyway stuff and nonsense.

[lookout]

Hi lookout think AE found it in a vanity bag in the lounge probably an old one what good is one anyway stuff and nonsense.

No,,Susan,,unless AE put it there,,I've since found out that it was indeed found in the kitchen.

[susan]

Hi lookout just goes to show that everything I read on the forum is not true

[Jane]

Hi lookout think AE found it in a vanity bag in the lounge probably an old one what good is one anyway stuff and nonsense.

Girls, I think we must rule out ALL thoughts of a false nail coming off in any struggle. Had that occurred, there would have been ONE nail devoid of colour and had that happened I imagine we'd have been told...................unless of course, it's another piece of information that's been withheld.

[susan]

Hello april is the nail theory not on steve's list enjoy your wine think I will drink a whole bottle with a straw

[Caroline R]

No,,Susan,,unless AE put it there,,I've since found out that it was indeed found in the kitchen.

There was a fragment of nail varnish found in the kitchen?

[Caroline R]

This is from the official website

Sheila’s Nails

Contrary to another popular myth, Sheila’s nails were not ‘perfectly manicured’ they were long red painted nails and although it appears they are intact, the polish has been chipped badly, and the same can be said of her toe nails. Part of her toe nail polish was found on the floor in the kitchen below the mantle placing Sheila at the scene of the attack on Nevill in the kitchen. Forensic expert Peter Sutherst confirmed this “The red object is not paint from the mantle shelf. It is more likely to be a particle of red nail varnish from Sheila Caffell’s right foot since it is a close match in hue to her varnish and also matches damage to the varnish on her right big toe.”[4] As you can see from the page on the rifle, it was very easy for anyone to use, it was lightweight and having long fingernails is not an issue for millions of women who work in a variety of jobs, clean the house and look after children. The prosecution argument about Sheila’s nails being an impediment to her dexterity was simply not a valid one.

http://www.jeremy-bamber.co.uk/how-and-why-did-sheila-do-it

[Jane]

Hello april is the nail theory not on steve's list enjoy your wine think I will drink a whole bottle with a straw

Susan, unless he was au fait with false nails I doubt that particular theory would cross his mind...........actually, I'm not so certain about that. When I think about it Steve seems to have theories on things he cant POSSIBLY have any knowledge of

[Jane]

This is from the official website

Sheila’s Nails

Contrary to another popular myth, Sheila’s nails were not ‘perfectly manicured’ they were long red painted nails and although it appears they are intact, the polish has been chipped badly, and the same can be said of her toe nails. Part of her toe nail polish was found on the floor in the kitchen below the mantle placing Sheila at the scene of the attack on Nevill in the kitchen. Forensic expert Peter Sutherst confirmed this “The red object is not paint from the mantle shelf. It is more likely to be a particle of red nail varnish from Sheila Caffell’s right foot since it is a close match in hue to her varnish and also matches damage to the varnish on her right big toe.”[4] As you can see from the page on the rifle, it was very easy for anyone to use, it was lightweight and having long fingernails is not an issue for millions of women who work in a variety of jobs, clean the house and look after children. The prosecution argument about Sheila’s nails being an impediment to her dexterity was simply not a valid one.

http://www.jeremy-bamber.co.uk/how-and-why-did-sheila-do-it

Caroline, can you post that to the "House of Commons" to make certain Steve sees it :D :D

[Caroline R]

Caroline, can you post that to the "House of Commons" to make certain Steve sees it :D :D

I'll just tell him 

[Steve_uk]

This is from the official website

Sheila’s Nails

Contrary to another popular myth, Sheila’s nails were not ‘perfectly manicured’ they were long red painted nails and although it appears they are intact, the polish has been chipped badly, and the same can be said of her toe nails. Part of her toe nail polish was found on the floor in the kitchen below the mantle placing Sheila at the scene of the attack on Nevill in the kitchen. Forensic expert Peter Sutherst confirmed this “The red object is not paint from the mantle shelf. It is more likely to be a particle of red nail varnish from Sheila Caffell’s right foot since it is a close match in hue to her varnish and also matches damage to the varnish on her right big toe.”[4] As you can see from the page on the rifle, it was very easy for anyone to use, it was lightweight and having long fingernails is not an issue for millions of women who work in a variety of jobs, clean the house and look after children. The prosecution argument about Sheila’s nails being an impediment to her dexterity was simply not a valid one.

http://www.jeremy-bamber.co.uk/how-and-why-did-sheila-do-it

So Sheila stubbed her big toe on the table or other inanimate object..it's no big deal given that she had coordination issues.

[susan]

steve I did not know Sheila had coordination issues is this in Roger's book.