What role, if any, did DC Henderson play?

[Nicholas]

My theory covered the casings and I referred to DC Hammersley.  JB said DC Hammersley wasn't at SOC when clearly he was as per his trial testimony.  JB said the officer responsible for collecting the casings was DC Henderson.  It was at this point I realised JB was absolutely clueless about his case. 

Excerpts from Bamber’s blog from Sept 2013 here https://jeremybamber.blogspot.com/2013/09/almost-year-29-another-milestone.html

“My case at trial was controlled to the point where every part of the prosecution’s case was fiction. For instance the jury were told that no more than twenty five people entered White House Farm on the 7th of August 1985. DC Hammersley stated that he didn’t even see that many people enter the house. The truth is that at the very least forty-five people went into the house that day and DC Hammersley was not one of them. He never came to White House Farm on the 7th of August; he says he did but it’s simply not true.

The fourth Scenes of Crime Officer at the house was DC Henderson, not DC Hammersley. Essex police and the CPS have kept that fact a secret, which might explain why DC Hammersley burst into tears during his interview with the City of London Police in 1991 when he blurted out “I didn’t find it”; (meaning the moderator) of course he didn't because he wasn’t even there that day and luckily for him and the Crown’s case The City of London Police were not aware of the switching of police officers who attended the scene.

[John]

It has been brought to my attention that some posters are still using inappropriate comments and remarks towards other members on the boards. Forum rules dictate that all responses should be amicable and constructive, there is no need to express any opinion or respond to any question aggressively.

Please keep this in mind guys when posting. TY