The Best Documentary of The White House Murders
After watching each episode at least twice I would highly recommend this excellent documentary. It it by far the best to be made on the 1985 murders.
The makers have explored every avenue, and included new police and friends who have not appeared on previous documentaries, which creates compulsive viewing.
Pieces of evidence not covered in-depth before such as the police logs and no blood being present in the muzzle of the shotgun, reiterate that Jeremy Bamber must have been involved either directly or in-directly using an armed forces hitman (my theory), because of the accuracy of the shooting - apart from the shotgun silencer, an obvious oversight in the well-executed plan!
The murders were well-staged and set up with Sheilas mental health as an alibi. It is a shame that so many people still think she was the murderer, even though evidence states that she definitely wasn't.
The makers have explored every avenue, and included new police and friends who have not appeared on previous documentaries, which creates compulsive viewing.
Pieces of evidence not covered in-depth before such as the police logs and no blood being present in the muzzle of the shotgun, reiterate that Jeremy Bamber must have been involved either directly or in-directly using an armed forces hitman (my theory), because of the accuracy of the shooting - apart from the shotgun silencer, an obvious oversight in the well-executed plan!
The murders were well-staged and set up with Sheilas mental health as an alibi. It is a shame that so many people still think she was the murderer, even though evidence states that she definitely wasn't.
- pkw18984
- Dec 10, 2021