What Time Did The Bamber’s Have Their Last Dinner?

[Caroline]

Pure, unadulterated conjecture. The bit about the bullet wound? Shut up. You expect this nonsense to get pumped out unchecked? Show me a cite, Quincy.

It is true that Dr Craig only mentioned one bullet wound but he did so for everyone. I think his role was just to pronounce death and she clearly died of a gunshot wound.

[The General]

It is true that Dr Craig only mentioned one bullet wound but he did so for everyone. I think his role was just to pronounce death and she clearly died of a gunshot wound.

I concur. He pronounced death. But to suggest that he did so from 10ft, with divining rods, maintaining social distancing and not being required to touch any bodies due to 'oooh, they look well dead init', is unmitigated shart.

[Robittybob1]

Hang on! If Colin had supper with the Bambers, LEAVING for London, at 8.30, doesn't that preclude their last meal having being eaten between 8.30 and 9.00?

We are talking about two different days here.  Or was it?  Were the kids killed on their first night's stay with their granny?

[Caroline]

I concur. He pronounced death. But to suggest that he did so from 10ft, with divining rods, maintaining social distancing and not being required to touch any bodies due to 'oooh, they look well dead init', is unmitigated shart.

I imagine he got as close as he could without causing disruption.

[ISpyWithMyEye]

Pure, unadulterated conjecture. The bit about the bullet wound? Shut up. You expect this nonsense to get pumped out unchecked? Show me a cite, Quincy.

Of course the GP was called in to record the deaths.

He clearly dint touch the bodies as he could see they'd  been for hours.

Sheila’s head was tilted and the GP did write there was one bullet wound. He didn’t notice it, obviously

He had no NEED to examine Sheila or the others, check for pulses...

[APRIL]

You shut up

Of course the GP was called in to record the deaths. Are you THAT stupid?

He clearly dint touch the bodies as he could see they'd  been for hours FGS.

Sheila’s head was tilted and the GP did write there was one bullet wound. He didn’t notice it, obviously

He had no NEED to examine Sheila or the others, check for pulses...if you think a doctor can’t tell someone has been dead for hours you need to give your little bonce a big wobble

Re the 'one' bullet wound. I think you're wrong. He only noted "a" bullet wound on all the other victims, and their wound were obvious. I don't think it was his job to do anything other than pronounce life extinct. Something to do with not being seen to have disturbed a crime scene, perhaps?

[The General]

Of course the GP was called in to record the deaths.

He clearly dint touch the bodies as he could see they'd  been for hours.

Sheila’s head was tilted and the GP did write there was one bullet wound. He didn’t notice it, obviously

He had no NEED to examine Sheila or the others, check for pulses...

Show me the money! Come on, for a change, exercise a little rigour instead of just spitting your theories at us.

[ISpyWithMyEye]

Of course the GP was called in to record the deaths.

He clearly dint touch the bodies as he could see they'd  been for hours.

Sheila’s head was tilted and the GP did write there was one bullet wound. He didn’t notice it, obviously

He had no NEED to examine Sheila or the others, check for pulses...

Why have you edited my post, Gunit?

I put up proof of hw doctors determine death.

One is rigor mortis.

Why did you delete it?

[ISpyWithMyEye]

Why have you edited my post, Gunit?

I put up proof of hw doctors determine death.

One is rigor mortis.

Why did you delete it?

This is what you deleted, Gunit




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Particularly if the death is unexpected, an external examination of the deceased and their surroundings should be made, to look for any apparent factors which may be relevant to their death (bleeding, vomit, wounds, weapons, alcohol, pills, notes, etc).

Other signs include:

No response to painful stimuli.
Absence of corneal reflexes.
Cloudiness of the cornea.
Examination of the trunk may show evidence of post-mortem staining as a result of hypostasis.
Rigor mortis may have set in (begins approximately three hours after death).
Decreased temperature - will depend on ambient temperature but may not occur for up to eight hours”

[G-Unit]

This is what you deleted, Gunit




“
Particularly if the death is unexpected, an external examination of the deceased and their surroundings should be made, to look for any apparent factors which may be relevant to their death (bleeding, vomit, wounds, weapons, alcohol, pills, notes, etc).

Other signs include:

No response to painful stimuli.
Absence of corneal reflexes.
Cloudiness of the cornea.
Examination of the trunk may show evidence of post-mortem staining as a result of hypostasis.
Rigor mortis may have set in (begins approximately three hours after death).
Decreased temperature - will depend on ambient temperature but may not occur for up to eight hours”

I didn't delete your post.

http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=11227.msg594988#msg594988

[Robittybob1]

This is what you deleted, Gunit




“
Particularly if the death is unexpected, an external examination of the deceased and their surroundings should be made, to look for any apparent factors which may be relevant to their death (bleeding, vomit, wounds, weapons, alcohol, pills, notes, etc).

Other signs include:

No response to painful stimuli.
Absence of corneal reflexes.
Cloudiness of the cornea.
Examination of the trunk may show evidence of post-mortem staining as a result of hypostasis.
Rigor mortis may have set in (begins approximately three hours after death).
Decreased temperature - will depend on ambient temperature but may not occur for up to eight hours”

You put that on another thread.  http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=11439.msg595006#msg595006

[G-Unit]

You put that on another thread.  http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=11439.msg595006#msg595006

Snap!

[The General]

This is what you deleted, Gunit




“
Particularly if the death is unexpected, an external examination of the deceased and their surroundings should be made, to look for any apparent factors which may be relevant to their death (bleeding, vomit, wounds, weapons, alcohol, pills, notes, etc).

Other signs include:

No response to painful stimuli.
Absence of corneal reflexes.
Cloudiness of the cornea.
Examination of the trunk may show evidence of post-mortem staining as a result of hypostasis.
Rigor mortis may have set in (begins approximately three hours after death).
Decreased temperature - will depend on ambient temperature but may not occur for up to eight hours”

Should've gone to Specsavers babe

[Vertigo Swirl]

Bloody Hell, G-Unit is a moderator.  I’m doomed.

[Caroline]

Bloody Hell, G-Unit is a moderator.  I’m doomed.

Everyone is, there is more of  'them' than us