This week's episode is on Jeremy Bamber's Category A security status and his appeals for downgrading. In the final part an actor reads Jeremy's account of life in these restrictions.

We asked Jeremy Bamber what would represent him or his life in six pictures, what what would the be.

Stan Jones was a key detective in the case, but is the official line the truth about his character. Instead of having integrity and doing his job to bring a murderer to justice, the evidence presented here suggests that if Jones was alive, he would be facing some very serious questions about his professional conduct.

Nevill and June Bamber, were the parents of Jeremy, who died in the shootings at White House Farm. They have been misrepresented in the media, and this episode covers their remarkable lives.

Sheila Caffell was, according to Essex Police, found with two gunshot wounds to her neck. Evidence in this weeks episode suggests otherwise.

The jury asked if Ann Eaton and the relatives had motive to lie, they weren't told any of the information in this podcast which indicates that she did.

Jeremy Bamber's sister who died at White House Farm, was found to have a bullet in her neck and another in her head. One of them, PV/20 was described as fragmented but somehow became whole again for the trial.

Was Julie Mugford a young woman manipulated by others around her? Or was she the one in the driving seat when is came to accusations in the Jeremy Bamber case? In discussion are Philip and Yvonne reviewing the facts.

Dr Ferguson was a consultant psychiatrist who treated both Sheila Caffell and Paul Padget-Lewis, both mentally ill patients who were released from hospital care despite serious mental health problems. Both went on to kill people in shootings which could have been avoided.

An actor, Chris Yapp, reads the statements of Sheila Caffell's psychiatrist Dr Ferguson.