On August 7th, 1985, five members of the Bamber family were brutally murdered in their Essex farmhouse—a crime that would grip the nation and divide public opinion for decades. What was first thought to be a tragic murder-suicide by Sheila Caffell, a young mother battling schizophrenia, soon turned into one of Britain’s most controversial convictions. The sole surviving family member, Jeremy Bamber, was found guilty of orchestrating the killings. Yet, to this day, he maintains his innocence— ...
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Crime has a lasting effect, both on the victim, their families, and the wider community. Perhaps even the country in which they take place. Some crimes have the power to captivate public attention and some crimes changes nations forever. This podcast is dedicated to those crimes, the ones that brought change or created new discourse. Each season focuses on one particular country. Contact for business enquiries - [email protected]
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PPI and Disclosure: The Hidden Files of the Bamber Case
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Send us a text This episode examines the role of Public Interest Immunity (PPI) and disclosure in the Jeremy Bamber case. We explore how withheld evidence, questions of transparency, and the balance between national security and fair trial rights continue to shape debates around justice in one of the UK’s most controversial murder convictions. Make…
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Context and Conflict: The 1980s Backdrop to White House Farm
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Send us a text In this re-launch episode of the White House Farm Murders, we return to one of Britain’s most haunting true crime cases — the White House Farm murders. Rather than revisiting the details of the crime itself, this episode sets the scene, exploring the turbulent backdrop of 1980s Britain. From police procedures before PACE and the infa…
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Send us a text In today's episode, you're going to hear the prosecutions version of events and the case upon which Bamber was convicted. This episode covers: The importance of the sound moderator The core evidence and presumptions on which Bamber was convicted And why the burn marks might be part of the CCRC appeal Support the show Join the Patreon…
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The campaign teams version of events (featuring interview w/ the Jeremy Bamber Innocence Campaign)
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Send us a text In today's episode, we're going to hear from two representatives of the campaign team, as we start to discuss the contentious 'evidence' in this case. Alongside today's second episode, which covers the prosecutions version of the case. Topics included: New theories around Sheila's two wounds More detail on the second call log Frustra…
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The Blues and Twos: Interview with former PS Chris Bews
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Send us a text In today's episode, we're going to hear from former PS Chris Bews, one of the first three offices to attend the scene. And certainly the most senior of those in the first vehicle. Featuring two interviews that were conducted with Chris, we touch upon some of the core issues relating to the initial police presence. Topics included: Ho…
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Dunblane - the last British school shooting
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On the 13 of March 1996, a gunman entered Dunblane school in Scotland in the United Kingdom. Carrying a gun and various ammunition, he was to kill 16 children and 1 adult teacher. The Dunblane school shooting was a turning point in British history and in the 18 months that followed, British gun laws were changed for ever. It was the last shooting o…
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Bonus episode - In Conversation with Carol Ann Lee (crime con 2022 live recording)
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Send us a text This episode was recorded LIVE at Crime Con London in 2022. In this episode, myself and Carol discuss her writing process, how she got to where she is and what she's working on at the moment. Since starting this podcast, I have been lucky enough to befriend Carol, one of Britain's most prolific and experienced writers. Her books are …
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Send us a text In today's episode, we start with the basics, what happened at White House Farm? This episode is based on the accepted and known facts in the case, the basis for my investigation. ------- Make sure that you're subscribed to the channel to ensure that you don't miss any future episodes. And follow the podcast on all the various social…
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Send us a text An introduction to the relaunch of the White House Farm Murders and what can be expected moving forward. In today’s episode, I am chatting to you about: How events at White House Farm unfolded The key events in the case of White House Farm and Jeremy Bamber How the murders of White House Farm were discovered ------- Make sure that yo…
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Send us a text I am so excited to introduce my new podcast, Crimes That Changed a Nation. It launched a few weeks ago, meaning that there are already several episodes for you to listen to. It's also available on all prominent podcast players, just search for 'Crimes That Changed a Nation'. Crime has a lasting effect, both on the victim, their famil…
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The trailer for the new Crimes That Changed Nations podcast which is launching on the in 2023. Crime has a lasting effect, both on the victim, their families, and the wider community. Perhaps even the country in which they take place. Some crimes have the power to captivate public attention and some crimes changes nations forever. This podcast is d…
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Send us a text In this episode we consider who the victims were, creating a picture of the Bamber's and Sheila Caffell. Jeremy's story is missing from this episode, as it will be featured in a later one. ~~Important links~~ Find out more about the podcast, the resources we’ve used or how you can work with us via the official website - www.whfpod.co…
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Send us a text On the 7th of August 1985, five members of the Bamber family were murdered in a crime that fascinated the nation. Initially believed to have been murder-suicide committed by Sheila Caffell, it was the only surviving member, Jeremy Bamber, who was eventually convicted of the crime. To this day, he protests his innocence and there are …
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