I will ask for a second time. Please post the relevant W/S's, or other documentary evidence, where the police state the clothes and cushions were found in the pool of blood by NB.
You said Craig did it so you should have a statement where he admitted to doing it. But he wrote the following in his statements with regard to what he saw besides Nevill's body: "I noted that the room was in considerable disarray with a quantity of broken crockery on the floor, stools were upturned, there were items of clothing lying about on the floor and on the staircase leading out in the kitchen. The mats were scuffled and riffles and the telephone was off the hook."
The police say they looked at the photos and didn't notice anything different than what they saw when they entered. They described the few things they touched. DO you have anything that says any cop admitted to moving the cushions and placing them there? No because none claimed they did.
The raid team statements are on this site. Which of them says they moved cushions to the spot? None.
Ground 2 of the 2002 Appeal goes over crime scene disturbance in the kitchen you only pay attention to the Appeal when you think you can use it to your advantage:
"Mr Turner draws our attention to the fact that on the 19 September 1985 all the police officers who attended at the scene were summoned to attend at Witham Police Station for a round the table conference with Investigating Officers. On the following day, 20 September 1985, PC Delgado made a further statement in which he said:
"in the kitchen by the doorway to the hall were two stools which were laying down on the floor blocking a covering position into the hall, these stools were moved to near the kitchen table. In the hallway the door to the cellar was forced open to allow access, it appeared the door was stuck with old paint and had not been opened for some time. PC Collins attempted to go down the cellar stairs, which gave way beneath him. A window in the dining room was unlocked and opened to allow an escape route if needed, this window was later shut and secured. The door to the bedroom opposite the children's room was locked and this was forced to allow access".
On 30 September PC Collins made a second statement in which he said:
"I moved two kitchen stools which were laying down near to the hallway entrance. I moved these stools about 2 or 3 feet but left them in a similar position as they were found. I moved them to enable me to carry on my search of the house as safe as possible. In the hallway a cellar door was forced open, the door appeared to have not been open for a long time. I opened a window in the dining room which I first had to unlock by moving a small catch to allow an escape route for an officer I had left to cover the stairway from the doorway of the dining room. To my knowledge nothing else was moved or disturbed."
We take the statements of PC Collins and PC Delgado as clear statements that apart from moving two stools they moved no other furniture. The statements from some 10 other TFG officers indicate that there was no other movement of furniture and certainly no spillage of sugar attributable to any officer. On the other hand the crime scene was disturbed in the sense that the door to the cellar was forced, the cellar stairs gave way, the dining room window was unlocked and opened and a bedroom door was forced.
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The nearest Mr Turner came to suggesting a basis for Mr Cook to give evidence about these matters was that the photographs did not realistically or accurately depict the state of the kitchen. We do not accept that proposition.
The photographs are of excellent quality and accurately depict the scene of the crime."
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The photos that they say accurately reflect the scene showed the cushions there.
The court went through what limited movement the raid team engaged in and none say they moved any cushions or that the cushions had not been there when they entered. The burden is on you to establish they were placed there by someone prior to the crime scene personnel arriving but you have zero evidence because the killer is the one who put the cushions there.
