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

Robert Henderson <philip@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
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> 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

No doubt assisted by a passing flock of flying pigs that last month of 
Sundays we had, you remember, it was the day hell froze over.

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Regards,

Periander