It doesn't! Both pathologists have SC sitting partially upright. First respondent A/PS Woodcock found SC's head slightly raised against the bedside cabinet. SC was interfered with after first respondents entered evidenced by soc images showing her head flat to the floor. Forensic scientist Martyn Ismail gave evidence that following the second gsw SC's head would have fallen back against the bedside cabinet and he went to say she was pulled by her feet and her head fell flat to the floor. It was the movement of her head that caused dislodged blood pooled in the back of her throat to trail from the sides of her mouth. Gsw's cause bleeding internally and externally.
That’s not true at all.
When the first police officer went into the master bedroom he radioed over and said:
“One female. Early Sixties. Deceased”
He then walked over to where Sheila was and said:
“One female. Late 20s. Deceased”
All the family were dead, and had been for several hours, hence why Sheila’s left arm is mottled and blue and she was entering rigor mortis. In fact, by 3:30pm when Dr Vanezis examined her he noted she had “Extreme rigor mortis”
The police would NOT have even touched Sheila, let alone pull her body around. She was clearly dead!
Making claims that they did move her around, negates all your arguments because you’re showing that you make assumptions which are nonsense.
The only time the police touched Sheila’s body was when they moved the rifle off her lap so the photographer could take pictures of the bloodstain beneath her hand. They then placed the rifle back and tried to position her hand in the original position.
The only reason her arm was on her lap when found was that Jeremy staged it: had she really shot herself her whole body would have jerked and gone into spasm, the rifle would have fallen by her side, and her arm would have flopped out on the ground.
