• 28: JEREMY BAMBER Murdered His OWN FAMILY

  • Jan 12 2021
  • Length: 17 mins
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28: JEREMY BAMBER Murdered His OWN FAMILY

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  • Bamber told police it was his sister Sheila, who had paranoid schizophrenia, that murdered their family and then took her own life. A version of events police initially believed. But that belief didn't last long.

    Jeremy Bamber to this day protests his innocence in these horrific murders and he has a lot of supporters who believe he is innocent of these crimes.

    My area of expertise as a consultant forensic psychiatrist is the crossover between mental illness and offending. I hadn't heard of this case until Kay Page from White House Farm podcast introduced me to it.

    I wanted to take a look at this case from a different angle, answering two questions: How realistic was it for Jeremy Bamber to try and frame his sister Sheila for these murders? and, why did Jeremy Bamber fail?

    You can check out the White House Farm podcast with Kay Page here - http://kay-page.com/the-white-house-f... and follow on Twitter using handle @WHFMurders

    If you have any questions about this episode or about mental health, I would love to hear from you! Comment below, email me at psychforsoreminds@gmail.com or join me on social media:-

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