Frequently with a semi automatic weapon? From what I have read, the phenomenon is rare and generally occurs when the shootist misses essential organs. As we know, the first shot would eventually have killed Sheila and the fact that it's clear she didn't move under her own steam, the likelihood of her re positioning and shooting herself twice, is pretty far fetched.
Are you saying that Vanezis became cautious as a matter of convenience?
I agree, SC was moved at the SOC, she was moved by Bamber as he looked for what he 'thought' would give the best impression on discovery.
Dr Vanezis covers the fact the weapon was a semi-auto and SC sustained 2 gsw's. He concludes that his examination did not reveal anything to contradict the murder/suicide theory.
Dr Vanezis did not conclude SC shooting herself twice was "far-fetched". He concluded it was a "high probablity".
The bottom line is Dr Vanezis was unable to conclude one way or the other murder or suicide. Lay people refuse to accept the expert evidence and unfortunately in this case were allowed to run amok.
There's much evidence SC was moved at soc between police locating and photographing as per first respondent A/PS Woodcocks's WS stating SC's head was raised against the bedside cabinet which corroborates with expert evidence from forensic scientist Martyn Ismail stating SC's head was raised against the bedside cabinet following the second gsw. This is at odds with soc images showing SC's head flat to the floor. The fact lawyers have not picked up on this and worse still allowed it to be used against JB shows a poor defence and not a guilty JB.