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 undoubtedly questions that remain behind. This podcast takes a deep dive into the case, speaking to experts, authors and the Jeremy Bamber campaign in a bid to establish the truth.What really did happen during the early hours of the 7th of August and could there have been a serious miscarriage of justice?

All existing episodes of the podcast are to be re-recorded soon and new episodes are about to be released. 

For more information on the podcast and the resources used, please check the following websites.

http://whitehousefarmmurders.co.uk/
https://kay-page.com/the-podcasts/

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My website is currently undergoing a rebrand, but eventually information will be available on my website.

Did you know that I have a second podcast called 'Crimes That Changed Nations'? Search on your preferred platforms to find it! You can also follow that podcast on Twitter and Instagram.

If you're interested in working with me on either podcast, please feel free to send an email to kay@kay-page.com.

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.

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~~Resources~~

A full record of all past resources can be found on the website - www.whfpod.co.uk/resources

Learn more about the people who’ve contributed to the podcast - www.whfpod.co.uk/contributors

The book that was pivotal to my research for this podcast – The White House Farm Murders, Carol Ann Lee [aff] - https://amzn.to/3e0Ew2f

Another book that was vital and is beautifully written – In Search of a Rainbows End, Colin Caffell [aff] - https://amzn.to/3fOM3DI

Join the Patreon - COMING SOON

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 platforms.

Follow the White House Farm Podcast on Twitter.

Follow the White House Farm Podcast on Instagram.

For updates from me, the host, I am also on Twitter and Instagram.

My website is currently undergoing a rebrand, but eventually information will be available on my website.

Did you know that I have a second podcast called 'Crimes That Changed Nations'? Search on your preferred platforms to find it! You can also follow that podcast on Twitter and Instagram.

If you're interested in working with me on either podcast, please feel free to send an email to kay@kay-page.com.

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 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 with the first series examining the crimes that forever changed Britain.

The cases in this series include Dunblane, Helen McCourt, and Stephen Lawrence, as well as other cases that forever changed the country.

Audio sources
‘Despicable’ man guilty of murdering two women 21 years after acquittal
Crimes That Shook Britain - Jeremy Bamber
Lessons From A School Shooting  Notes From Dunblane
Panorama The Baby P Story
Stephen Lawrence - What happened  What went wrong

Join the Patreon - COMING SOON

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 platforms.

Follow the White House Farm Podcast on Twitter.

Follow the White House Farm Podcast on Instagram.

For updates from me, the host, I am also on Twitter and Instagram.

My website is currently undergoing a rebrand, but eventually information will be available on my website.

Did you know that I have a second podcast called 'Crimes That Changed Nations'? Search on your preferred platforms to find it! You can also follow that podcast on Twitter and Instagram.

If you're interested in working with me on either podcast, please feel free to send an email to kay@kay-page.com.