Lookout you are correct about the article in 2013 - but I think it was bad reporting
the headline said book cop I will show bambers innocent / innocence?
but it read as follows
controversial new book claims that Jeremy Bamber was wrongly convicted for murdering his family.
Bamber was jailed for killing five members of his family - including his six-year-old twin nephews - in Essex in 1985 and later told that he would never be released.
But he claims his mentally ill sister Sheila Caffell shot her mum, dad and sons before turning the gun on herself.
Paul Harrison, a former policeman who lives on Sanday in Orkney, has been in touch with Bamber, now 52, on an almost weekly basis.
He has spent eight years researching his book Dead Bodies Don't Move, studying court transcripts and police files, interviewing relatives and friends and has had many conservations with Bamber.
Harrison said: "It is not for me to say Jeremy is innocent, but his conviction is unsound
. There has been a miscarriage of justice
, of that I'm sure."
The book will look at several areas of crucial evidence including why the murder weapon was moved several times in photographs taken by forensics experts in the aftermath of the bloodbath? Bamber also claims that police contaminated the crime scene and a telephone log, not used at his trial, appears to support his claim that Sheila carried out the shooting.
The document suggests that the father Nevill Bamber phoned police to say his daughter had gone "berserk
". This was JULY 2013
So he was still not willing to commit except to say that JB should not have been convicted on the evidence used in court.
I would assume that he would be with holding his ace card for the book.
So now it looks like he is saying he was framed in some way for "the noble cause" . And we have heard that a lot over the last few months.
Well I guess he has information none of us are privy to . So the sooner he publishes the better.