Express Sunday 29-08-10
BULLET fragments found in the neck of Jeremy Bamber’s dead sister prove he could not have faked her suicide, say campaigners fighting to free him. They claim the scraps “became whole” when evidence was presented at his murder trial. They also claim that the scene of crime was doctored and the former model’s body was moved by police....
Mirror 6/08/10
Farmhouse killer Jeremy Bamber says he no longer blames his sister for what he claims she did – but he has still vowed to prove that she carried out the murders. He reveals today he wishes he had helped to tackle sister Sheila’s schizophrenia before the gruesome shootings. Bamber, 49, insists he is innocent of murdering dad Nevill, mum June, Sheila, and her twin sons Nicholas and Daniel at their remote farmhouse in 1985. And in an astonishing 14-page letter to the Daily Mirror, he says he was convicted by the evidence of an ex-girlfriend hellbent on revenge. But his own cousin David Boutflour last night said Bamber was as “guilty as hell”...
Mirror 5/08/10
Lawyers are examining a “lost” police phone log which they claim proves he was innocent of shooting dead five relatives. The document backs his story that the 1985 Essex massacre was carried out by his “crazed” sister Sheila, known as Bambi. Now Bamber, 49, is set to launch a fresh appeal against his life sentence. One of the logs, previously unseen, suggests Bamber’s father Nevill called police on the night of the massacre at White House Farm in Essex...
Mail Online 5 August 2010
New evidence unearthed by mass murderer Jeremy Bamber could result in the Court of Appeal quashing his conviction for killing five relatives, it was claimed yesterday. Lawyers are examining two ‘lost’ police logs which allegedly suggest the 49-year-old’s sister was behind the 1985 massacre...
Sunday Times Magazine July 2010
A very in depth article including new photos by David James Smith who visited Jeremy in prison as seen in Sunday Times Magazine July 11th, 2010 Who killed Bambi? Twenty-five years ago Jeremy Bamber was jailed for life for murdering his family. In his first face-to-face prison interview, he discloses disturbing new evidence Tuesday was not a normal day for ordinary visitors, so the visiting room at HMP Full Sutton, a high-security prison just outside York, was deserted as the door opened at the far end of the room and a lone prisoner entered. I had been offered any seat in the house, but had already decided we would sit in the private conference room just off the main area, with the low table and the chairs – all bolted to the floor.... VIew full article (pdf)
The Observer 21-02-10
Jeremy Bamber did not murder his family, insists court expert The crime was horrific: an elderly couple, with their daughter and her six-year-old twins, were gunned down in an Essex farmhouse 25 years ago. Their adopted son, Jeremy Bamber, has always protested his innocence. But as this film shows...
The Star (South Yorkshire) 26-02-10
Mr Lomax today spoke of his confidence that Bamber will be released after meeting the prisoner's legal team and a new expert who has examined crime scene photographs. New analysis of the photos, by expert Peter Sutherst who has 50 years' experience, has revealed inconsistencies, Mr Lomax said
BBC Look East 23-0-10
Video footage of Jeremy on the BBC Look East news
Essex County Standard 26-02-10
Years of research has now lead to the discovery of new photographs which Bamber says reveal indisputable inconsistencies in the case against him. The new evidence relates to scratch marks found on the underside of the mantleshelf in the kitchen of White House Farm, Tolleshunt D'Arcy - scene of the murders in August 1985.
Sunday Express 28/02/10
The new development came as Bamber, who was jailed for life in 1986 for the murder of five members of his family, made a series of astonishing allegations in a letter to the Sunday Express...