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Five family members murdered. One disputed phone call. Could Jeremy Bamber be serving life for a crime he didn’t commit? --- SUPPORT MATTHEW STEEPLES As mentioned in the introduction, Matthew has recently faced homelessness. If you’re able to help, you can support Matthew via PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/MatthewJSteeples. Sharing this episode and leaving a supportive comment would also mean a great deal. --- Matthew Steeples joins Andrew Gold on Heretics to examine the White House Farm murders, Jeremy Bamber’s conviction and the evidence Matthew believes demands a fresh investigation. In 1985, five members of the Bamber family were killed at their farmhouse in Essex. Jeremy Bamber was convicted the following year and has consistently maintained his innocence. But a disputed account of a 6:09am emergency call raises an unsettling question: if Bamber was outside with police, who could have been calling from inside? How did an apparent murder-suicide become a murder conviction? Why does the silencer remain so fiercely contested? And what happened to evidence that might have helped establish the truth? We explore Sheila Caffell’s story, Julie Mugford’s testimony, questions about Essex Police’s handling of the crime scene, and the investigation by The New Yorker’s Heidi Blake, discussed in the Blood Relatives podcast. Matthew explains why he changed his mind about the case—and why he believes the fight over Bamber’s conviction is far from over. Could this be a miscarriage of justice? Or do the doubts fall short of overturning the verdict? Which detail deserves the closest scrutiny: the phone call, the silencer or the handling of the crime scene? Tell us in the comments, and subscribe to Heretics for more conversations with Andrew Gold. CHAPTERS 00:00 Five Murders. One Call. The Wrong Man? 03:08 Jeremy Bamber’s Buckingham Palace Connection 07:48 Sheila Caffell, the Cottage & Family Tensions 11:16 White House Farm: The Night of the Murders 14:32 Who Made the Disputed 6:09am Phone Call? 19:17 Burnt Evidence: Matthew Challenges Essex Police 22:23 The Silencer That Changed the Bamber Case 25:23 Inside the Crime Scene: What Doesn’t Add Up? 28:25 The Bamber Timeline & the Mystery of Sheila’s Bible 31:54 Julie Mugford, Tabloid Money & Forensic Doubts 36:27 Jeremy Bamber’s Appeals: Will He Ever Walk Free? #JeremyBamber #WhiteHouseFarm #TrueCrime #MatthewSteeples #Heretics

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