I don't believe "with every expect of law" it's down to interpretation. I know how evidence can and is presented in a court of law in relation to a murder trial, for example. I know the evidence can and is manipulated and I know mistakes are made by experts, for example. I've seen boxes and boxes of case papers gathered as part of a murder investigation and more boxes with the prosecution and defences case set out. I'm not green.
I don't believe Jeremy Bamber has suffered an injustice. I've always believed he was guilty. Since I've unravelled the truth regarding the SH case, I feel confident the similarities between the two cases only lead to one conclusion. Jeremy Bamber is guilty and using his 'charms' to exploit and manipulate people.
JB is by no means stupid and would have certainly realised long before now that a " confession " would possibly have seen him a free man,or else a reduction in category to give him more freedom within a more open prison. It's because there's no confession coming forthwith beyond 30 years of incarceration that everyone involved becomes bloody-minded in their thoughts of him being a " dangerous psychopath "(,covering the knowledge that some might think he's innocent), to justify their reason for keeping him in jail. NOBODY likes to admit that they're wrong,but there comes a time that the longer this goes on,and the more JB keeps pleading innocence,that something has to give,somewhere.
As Poppy said,say it was a member of your family,would you took what the police said as gospel ?
No two cases are the same when they're years apart especially when you try to match the cases up,they're by no means copycat ones which is why so many are falling through the net and ending up as MOJ's.