Following the tragic events of August 7, the police initially believed Sheila Caffell had committed a murder-suicide. His way has included training as a psychotherapist, working with the late Elizabeth Kübler-Ross, an expert on loss and dying, working in prisons and conducting workshops for men and for teenage survivors of the war in Bosnia.

She claimed his conversations about killing his family became frequent between October and December 1984 and in late 1985, he had spoken to her about shooting his entire family and escaping through a kitchen window. Colin is a potter and sculptor who originally trained in Ceramics and 3D Design at Camberwell School of Art. In her second statement, Mugford alleged Bamber had spoken numerous times about killing his family.Caffell was the ex-husband of Sheila Caffell and the father to six-year-old twins, Shiela, Nicholas and Daniel. Over three decades, during which time Caffell remarried and had a daughter, now 20, I’ve witnessed how impressively he has tried to make “what happened count for something”. Each appeal has brought fresh press intrusion. “I wanted to build a new life. I had the illusion I was anonymous. It turns out that everyone in the community knew all along.” DS Stan Jones (Mark Addy) was the Detective Sergeant working on the real White House Farm murder case.

There is something about him that is honourable and wants to see justice done. To see the right decision take place.”On Wednesday, in White House Farm, an ITV six-part factual drama starring Freddie Fox as Jeremy Bamber and Cressida Bonas as an eerily accurate Sheila, viewers can make their own decision.