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In 1986 Jeremy Bamber was wrongly convicted of murdering five members of his family at their home White House Farm in the village of Toleshunt D'arcy, Essex during the early hours of August 7th 1985. Initially police believed that Jeremy's sister, Sheila Caffell, a paranoid schizophrenic had shot the family at close range with a rifle. The inquest recorded the tragedy as four murders and a suicide. But after the killings witnesses who eventually inherited the estate on Jeremy's conviction found new evidence from the crime scene which was submitted to Police long after their initial searches and Jeremy was charged with murder. He has always maintained his innocence. There is now enough evidence to prove that he did not commit the crime and that he didn't receive a fair trial. Jeremy has fought tirelessly to clear his name and is currently waiting for the CCRC to put his case forward for a third appeal Updates will occur frequently and include news articles, links and evidence proving Jeremy's innocence as well as completely new data never published on the web OR seen by the jury in 1985. Jeremy loves to receive emails from supporters so use www.emailaprisoner.com to get in touch with him. (If you write a letter be sure to include your name and address for prison regulation, and a stamped addressed envelope) Jeremy also has, a blogger and if you would like to help Jeremy fight his campaign for freedom please click here and together we can make a difference. Visit our affiliate site http://www.jeremybamber.org and see further compelling evidence. To find out more about Jeremy and what his friends think about him visit our testimonials web site.
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Lord Denning, former Lord Chief Justice:
"It is better an innocent man serves a life sentence than the law is seen to be making grave errors."
The most recent photograph of Jeremy Bamber
pictured in October 2010
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