OK, I apologise for being rude. That was unnecessary of me and I’m sorry.
Like most people I have my flaws, and one of them is intolerance. I admit that. But I’m asked repeatedly for evidence, links, quotes from the same few people, and they are more au fait with the case than I am! I’ve read thousands of words on the case, including reading books & official documents, and I don’t have a photographic memory — so I can’t immediately fetch the source up.
What I can say is, I do not lie as I’ve absolutely no need to, and if I’ve read something I retain that information but don’t always remember exactly where I read it.
As for Sheila’s walking that day, it was noted by various independent witnesses that she was walking like a zombie: slowly, stiffly, and with only the bottom half of her legs moving. It must have been extreme for people to remark on it.
In the grand scheme of things it’s irrelevant in a way: everyone knows Sheila was too weak, listless and shaky to even apply her lipstick properly, and everyone knows it would have been impossible for her to have beaten Nevill to a pulp, fought off both June and Nevill at the same time (which appears happened by the bedroom door, and then shoot them all dead — including herself.
Forensics, scientists, ballistics, police, doctors, pathologists, witnesses — a whole host of people have said she could not have murdered her family. She didn’t want to; had no reason to; and was physically and mentally incapable of doing so. She adored her children, adored her dad, and certainly didn’t want to die.
I feel so sorry for Sheila in so many ways. Not only was she subjected to her mother’s cold, domineering demands, but she had to listen to her religious ramblings too. Even after death Jeremy made sure her name was dragged through the mud. Remember, not only did he kill her and her children, he tried to defame her by offering The Sun nude photos of her: are they the actions of a grief-stricken brother?
Aside from that, I think Holly should remove Sheila’s medical notes that she posted earlier. There’s confidential, embarrassing things in there that Sheila wouldn’t want people to know. Lots of women get thrush, and many women giving birth can develop problems in that region, but to put it on the WWW is horrible. Remember, Sheila’s biological mother is still alive, as is her biological uncle...it’s extremely distasteful to show strangers Sheila’s medical notes.