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Colin Caffell Relives the True Crime Story Behind White House Farm | This Morning

350K views · Jan 16, 2020 · Entertainment

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@PigeonFace4Life · 3 years ago
This story is so fascinating to me. Phil does an excellent job in this interview.
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@nicolalangham9554 · 2 years ago
Why didn't Jeremy's girlgriend at the time tell the police what he was supposedly planning to do?
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@kenchapman2126 · 2 years ago
Why blurred photos?
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@BeesWaxMinder · 2 years ago
Three miscarriages? I really feel for this guy I really do but the more you look into this case the more contradictory statements are made even by the same person it's so thoroughly tangled we may never know the real truth Rest in peace all those who have suffered through this
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@andysmith9106 · 1 year ago
Believe me boutflour is honest as he is handsome ha h
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@gatocat3336 · 2 weeks ago
People should not be stating that he is guilty when it is just their opinion
@Steph55-n2h · 2 months ago
Anyone who has lived with a person who suffers from a severe mental health illness knows they go into psychotic episodes and act very out of character.  They can be extremely dangerous and hard to reason with.
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@MrSifter · 6 months ago (edited)
Bamber did it. Simple as that. The gun that killed everyone was only capable of firing a certain number of shots before it would need to be re-loaded. The amount of shots fired in total that night meant that the gun would need to have been re-loaded at least twice. The re-loading of that gun would have been very difficult, holding an empty magazine and then loading the bullets into it one by one. The more the magazine gets filled up with new bullets the harder it gets to put the last few in. And we are meant to believe that Shiela managed this on her own? Twice? The autopsy clearly showed that Shiela’s nails were all still perfectly manicured. Each bullet would have been coated in a wax, to make it easier for the bullet to leave the chamber once it’s fired. None of this wax residue was found on Shiela’s fingers or nails. The reason why? Because she didn’t go anywhere near that gun. Jeremy did.
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@nickybesters · 9 months ago
Also, Jeremy's behavior after the funeral, as odd as it was doesn't prove a thing. All of the evidence, including the blood found in the baffles of the silencer was purely circumstantial, in other words there was no forensic evidence at all. For someone to still be protesting their innocence 40 years after the crime should in itself raise eyebrows to say the least.
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@JulieLevinge · 4 months ago (edited)
Zero forensic evidence in five murders! Call from inside the house at 609am , whilst  Bamber was outside with police? Convicted on evidence from scorned x girlfriend & family that loathed him! Family went on to inherit all of Neville Bambers considerable fortune!
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@andysmith9106 · 1 year ago
Bout flower inherits. There was a call from the farm that nite
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@StinkyPete_Heisenburg · 1 year ago (edited)
Jeremy was only 25, he was just immature and did not now how to cope with his family being murdered
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