Blood Relations: Jeremy Bamber and the White House Farm Murders - Richard Wilkes

I was contacted by Roger Wilkes when he was writing his book on this case. New information has come to light since that time which suggests that something went dramatically wrong with the police operation once members of the raid team got into the premises at just after 7:30am that morning. From as early as 7:37am the raid team found one dead male and one dead female in the kitchen downstairs,, as confirmed by a variety of police message logs. And by 8:10am, the other three bodies were found upstairs. according to the contents of the police message logs, a fourth body was never found upstairs prior to 8:10am. It is also apparent that by 8:10am, the initial police ...  Read the complete review

There is one thing which has always puzzled me ever since I became involved in the study of violent crime. Something which I've wondered about time and time again,particularly in recent years when advances in Forensic techniques have made guilt and innocence so much easier to prove. That one thing? Why do people continue to protest their innocence? Think about it for a moment.When performed correctly, forensic tests can condemn the guilty or absolve the innocent with almost 100% accuracy. Most criminals nowadays posess what is known as "forensic awareness". Thanks to the popularity of such films as "Silence of the Lambs" or T.V. series ...  Read the complete review

Much of the media hype surrounding the American eventual trial and subsequent conviction of serial killer Ted Bundy, focused upon what a typical all-American good-looking guy he was. It was found to be of great public interest that he was a Republican Party supporter and what a lovely man he was when he was with his various girlfriends. If anything, the fact that he was a serial killer took second place in the newspapers both of the time and in the years following his trial and execution, Few if any of the many subsequent books written about him failed to mention that he had an attractive, attentive and respectful personality when in company. ...  Read the complete review