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Adam, are you on a wind up here or what?What makes you believe that Harrison has unearthed some ground breaking evidence? Has he a proven track record for cracking cases?I would go one further and offer you a £100 bet that Harrison's book tells us nothing new about this case.
I think Adam will feel much better when he confesses what the truth is about his connection to the case
2014: Information is acquired about the contents of Paul Harrison's forthcoming book on the case. Harrison receives threatening letters and suspicious contacts from a female Essex publisher.Harrison says he believes that Jeremy is behind the threats. He also says he has got conclusive proof that will once and fall all show the police got the right man. August 2015: Harrison's book is published. The new evidence, if correct looks damning. The Campaign for Freedom' team make no comment. September 2015: Jeremy confessors and apologises. He says he is hoping to prove he is reformed and able to live some of his final years outside prison as the 'Life means life' law no longer exists.
1985: Jeremy is charged with 5X murder. The best available lawyers are hired, Paul Terezon and David Napley. The defence lawyers realise it is going to be an extremely difficult case to win. Several psychiatrists and forensic experts are hired. Such as Professor Bernard Knight, David Lincoln and John Hayward. None are able to bolster the defence's case. 1986: A year after being charged and after a 21 day trial, the jury find Jeremy Bamber guilty. 1986 - 2001: The 'Campaign for Freedom' begins. More experts and lawyers are brought in. Geoffrey Rivlin continues to assist Jeremy, Mark Webster examines the blood evidence and Professor Leon McDonnell looks at forensic evidence. None are able to assist Jeremy. A COA application is rejected. The 'Life means life' law is made. Affecting around 50 prisoners. Jeremy the only one to protest his innocence. A complaint against Essex police is made. This is dismissed. Jeremy reacts by writing 'FREE BAMBER HE IS INNOCENT' in excrement on prison walls. Jeremy co operates on Wilkes's book. However his charm was not able to turn it into Pro Jeremy book. 2002: The COA dismiss an application. Hiring their own expert Dr Ismail who acquires new information. The judges saying 'The more we look at the case, the more we believe the jury were right'. The relatives said they were dismayed that the CCRC passed the case to the COA. 2003 - 2011: The emergence of the internet gives the ' Campaign for Freedom' a boost. Politicians and reporters are contacted. Wild accusations are made about moving bodies, conversations inside WHF & Neville phoning the police. Jeremy announces to the press he passed a lie detector test. Expensive rifle tests are carried out in Arizona and peak time TV programmes dedicate time to the case in the build up to the 2012 CCRC application. 2012: The CCRC fail to pass Jeremy's application to the COA. Nothing is released on why. Although similar to 2002, the CCRC may have obtained new information from experts highlighting guilt further. Many people believe this is the end of the road. The 'Campaign for Freedom' remains defiant however Jeremy amazingly turns attention to the 'Life means life' law. 2013: Jeremy and two other prisoners successfully get the 'Life means Life' order negated. Although Jeremy is unable to benefit as he still protests his innocence. 2014: Information is acquired about the contents of Paul Harrison's forthcoming book on the case. Harrison receives threatening letters and suspicious contacts from a female Essex publisher.Harrison says he believes that Jeremy is behind the threats. He also says he has got conclusive proof that will once and fall all show the police got the right man. August 2015: Harrison's book is published. The new evidence, if correct looks damning. The Campaign for Freedom' team make no comment. September 2015: Jeremy confessors and apologises. He says he is hoping to prove he is reformed and able to live some of his final years outside prison as the 'Life means life' law no longer exists.
Why should he confess just to please you or the public when the man has done nothing ? Would you ?
That's right. The man has done nothing.
1985: September 2015: Jeremy confessors and apologises. He says he is hoping to prove he is reformed and able to live some of his final years outside prison as the 'Life means life' law no longer exists.
