I would be interested to hear how David is approaching this, unless he's answered it and I've missed it!?
Does he think Bamber is;
Innocent
Guilty
and/or
looking at a technicality in law as opposed to either of the above?
Again David has been inconsistent (this was in response to Scipio);
The Series of issues you put forward are constructed with innumerable guesses and speculations on your part. Your portraying a prosecuting version of events rather than solid unbiased facts.
I appreciate the effort you make but at the end of the day not you or anyone else can solve the White House Farm murders I realised that myself a while ago having thoroughly read about the case being swayed one way or another by flimsy circumstantial evidence and opinion I soon realised you would have to have been there that night to be certain of what happened.
I once was fairly sure of Jeremy's guilt until two lawyers told me on separate occasions that if he was on trial today he would be found not guilty. That got me thinking and the more I looked into things the more cracks and holes I found in the prosecution. At the end of the day only Jeremy knows. So if he is innocent there will always be guesses rumors and doubt. If he is guilty he is only one that can effectively solve the case by providing a detailed confession.
Are you attempting to impress the two lawyers you've referred to David?
There are often cracks and holes in prosecution cases btw David. You'll find this a common denominator in many cases; especially where the convicted is maintaining innocence. It goes with the territory.
You also appear to be familiar with psychological projection and confirmation bias David, I therefore ask again have you applied this to your own theories and indeed reasonings for doing what you are doing?