Jeremy Bamber, the convicted murderer serving a whole-life order for the 1985 White House Farm murders, has made fresh claims about the case. Bamber was found guilty of killing his parents, sister, and her six-year-old twin sons at the family farm in Essex.
Despite his conviction, Bamber continues to maintain his innocence. His latest assertions have been described as 'twisted' by sources close to the case, though details remain under wraps.
The case gained renewed public attention with the 2020 ITV drama 'White House Farm', which depicted the murders, police investigation, and subsequent trial. Bamber's ongoing legal challenges have kept the case in the spotlight.
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