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

In message <McednSbTp8dCHvrVnZ2dnUVZ8sjinZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, R. Mark Clayton 
<nospamclayton@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes
>>> 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?
>
>Or put it back in its box at her parents' place miles away!
>
>>

Perhaps he did not want to face up to the fact that his wife had killed 
his child and herself and took the weapon away hoping the killing  might 
seem like an intruder crime. RH

>> tim

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