Re: An oddity about the Neil Entwistle case - he didn't try to commit suicide

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>, tim..... 
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> writes
>> The other major  thing which seems odd - although it could simply be
the
>> inadequacies of the re****ting - is the absence of forensic evidence,
>> something one would have imagined was pretty crucial because of the
claim
>> that the wife did it. Why no emphasis on the  place and angle of entry
of
>> the bullet or the proximity of the gun to her body when fired?
>
>The re****t that I heard said that the gun had the wife's DNA on it, 
>only at the end of the barrel, and that his DNA was also on it (at some 
>unstated place).  This seems damming forensic to me.  If she had shot 
>herself, how did she clean the handle of the gun afterwards?


Those facts could easily be explained by someone coming upon the bodies 
and picking up the gun. He might, for example, have cleaned the gun 
because it was covered in blood. RH
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