This week marks 38 years since the tragic events of 7th August 1985, when Jeremy Bamber lost his entire family, his mother and father June and Nevill Bamber, his sister Sheila Caffell, and her twin sons Nicholas and Daniel. Jeremy still fights for justice against his wrongful conviction.

In this month's Jeremy Bamber and White House Farm podcast, catch up on the Legal and Campaign updates. This is followed by a narration regarding the tragic and fascinating history of the property, White House Farm.

This month Emma Morris sets out further non-disclosure issues in the Jeremy Bamber and White House Farm case, and highlights the documents requested by Human Rights Campaigner, Peter Tatchell, from Essex Police.

Emma Morris presents the latest updates in the Jeremy Bamber and White House Farm case, before being joined by podcast team member Nicky Rowley to discuss how social media assists the campaign.

Hear the latest Jeremy Bamber and White House Farm case and Campaign updates, followed by a discussion with Emma and Yvonne regarding new documents the Campaign have recently come into possession of.

Hear the latest Jeremy Bamber and White House Farm case and Campaign updates, followed by a discussion with Emma and Yvonne regarding new documents the Campaign have recently come into possession of.

Jeremy Bamber's Easter Message

In this episode Yvonne Hartley from the Jeremy Bamber Innocence Campaign, provides Legal and Campaign Team news. Yvonne is then joined by Emma Morris to discuss the wrongful conviction case of David Kent.

In this episode, Yvonne Hartley from the Jeremy Bamber Innocence Campaign provides the latest news and updates. This is followed by a narration by Patron Dee Sadler regarding the Essex Police Officer DC Barlow, his relationship with the beneficiaries, and his actions regarding the windows at White House Farm.

In this episode, Emma Morris provides a brief summary of legal and campaign news, before moving on to discuss with Yvonne Hartley the brand new evidence in the Jeremy Bamber case regarding the three burn marks to Nevill Bamber's neck.