It's just grifters and attention seekers - not interested in the truth. What self-respecting investigative journalist would fail to ask Nick Milbank about the records which showed the call was patched through by the operator - or include them in a documentary about the call? Shamelessly trying to spin a narrative.
They actually showed the log in the documentary but it's incredible if you tell someone something like 'there was a 999 call' and thats what they see, even though it says nothing of the sort. The same as the entry where it states there was a 'conversation with
a person (Jeremy) inside the
farm' BUT 'challenges to
persons inside the
house, were met with no response'. The CT (therefore JEREMY) have manipulated both statements to mean something completely different. People miss words like 'set-up' and 'open line' and miss completely that there is a distinction between 'person' and 'persons' and 'farm' and 'house' and they become conditioned to see what Bamber wants.