Jeremy Bamber Innocence Campaign Team members Heidi and Yvonne answer some more frequently asked questions. Including whether the police had forensic evidence against Jeremy, if Sheila was capable of loading and firing a rifle, and much more.

Campaign Team members Yvonne and Philip caught up with polygraph expert Terry Mullins who carried out Jeremy Bamber's lie detector test in 2007.

The Last Week is an audio drama with actors playing the parts of Julie Mugford, Elizabeth Rimmington and Malcolm Waters. It recreates events leading up to Julie Mugford being forced to go to the police by Malcolm Waters, all constructed from case documents.

This week is the anniversary of the tragic deaths of the Bamber family at White House Farm. The tribute was written and narrated by Dee Sadler.

This week we hear the statement of Judith Jackson who was foster mother to Nicholas and Daniel, Sheila's twin 6 year olds.

This third and final episode of our mini series of Jeremy's alibis from the scene, presents the evidence from police documents which prove that life existed in White House Farm whilst Jeremy Bamber was standing outside in the company of many police officers. Two plans of the house to accompany this episode are available from our website home page at www.jeremy-bamber.co.uk

Today's episode sets out the evidence which further establishes that there was activity from within White House Farm whilst Jeremy Bamber remained outside in the company of a substantial number of police officers.

This episode presents the evidence from police documents which proves that Jeremy Bamber was outside with police while someone was alive in the house. There is a downloadable PDF to accompany this episode on our web site www.jeremy-bamber.co.uk or at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R32wal78iQiIGUaN9fIWRlxlh49-OVAW/view?usp=sharing

Jeremy Bamber's campaign team members Heidi Hawkins and Yvonne Hartley discuss some issues in the case including Jeremy's police interviews.

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.