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By Carol Ann Lee
Carol Ann Lee - 2016
On August 7, 1985, the Nevill and June Bamber family, including their daughter Sheila and her two young sons, were found murdered at White House Farm in Essex. The initial police theory pointed to a murder-suicide, with the weapon found near Sheila and the farmhouse secured. However, a subsequent investigation led to the conviction of Jeremy Bamber, the 24-year-old son, for the murders. He has consistently maintained his innocence throughout the legal process. This book delves into the complex and emotional case, drawing on extensive interviews and previously unpublished documents.