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But you're assuming she was sitting facing the window. The gun in her right hand and the positioning of her body on the floor makes it appear that she had her back towards the window.
Even if she were facing froward and the desk was to her right, imagine how hard it is to not only hold a gun to the front of your head and still be able to pull a trigger. Plus the bold would've splattered more so to the left because it's highly doubtful that you could aim perfectly enough to get the splatter to be perfectly behind of her.
She was writing something, yes. But that doesn't have to be a suicide note. The books on the desk could've been memoirs and the page could suggest she was adding to them. There's fathomable doubt that it could've been something other than a suicide note.
My guess is that she's left handed and was writing something. Someone came in while she put her pen down to take a drag of her cigarette. She reached for a gun, but since she's left handed, her reaction to fire at the suspect was delayed a bit.