Documentary/drama/tvseries it doesn’t matter what you call it as long as it is seen by millions including North America.
It will open debate by people who are not aware of the case
The programme could not be made without major points being highlighted, for example
1)
The jury were not aware of the NOTW deal
2)
Mugfords offer to identify the bodies
3)
Mugfords character, a reliable witness?
4)
Why didn’t Mugford suffer the same fate as Maxine Carr
5)
The relatives testimonies in court
6)
The silencer evidence
7)
Colin Caffells words when told his family had been killed
Special Branch destroying evidence
9)
Non disclosure of evidence
10)
In depth details of Sheila’s illness
The tv series/documentary has to include the above or it will not be worth watching
Maybe you should include yourself in that coterie:
1) Julie agreed a deal with the newspaper offering the largest sum, the News of the World, which got all other press outlets off her back. The deal in itself does not make Jeremy Bamber innocent.
2) She was the only individual on the spot who could tell the twins apart, after Colin wished to remember them as they were and refused to do it.
3) Julie was a trainee teacher and ex-grammar school pupil. She wished to avoid the situation she found herself in at all costs.
4) Maxine Carr gave Ian Huntley an alibi post-murders. Had Julie wanted a watertight case she would have stayed the night at Bourtree Cottage and told Police she was with him all night. No need in this scenario for an invented call from Nevill.
5) The relatives spoke as they found.
6) As 5)
7) Colin was told initially Sheila had committed suicide, and his words should be taken in that context of shock.
The nightie was destroyed in 1996. It should not have been but again this was not pivotal in Jeremy Bamber's conviction.
9) We don't know what wasn't disclosed. Would any of it have got Jeremy Bamber off?
10) We know Sheila had been on an emotional rollercoaster for several years but had been medicated and stabilized at the time of the tragedy, much to the chagrin of the Bamberettes.
