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Did the U.K.’s Most Infamous Family Massacre End in a Wrongful Conviction?

By Heidi Blake · The New Yorker · July 2024
Did the U.K.’s Most Infamous Family Massacre End in a Wrongful Conviction?
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"Jeremy Bamber remains in prison in England for the murders, at Whitehouse Farm, of his family: his parents, Nevill and June; his sister, Sheila; and her sons, Daniel and Nicholas. Despite newly discovered evidence, his appeals for another trial have been rejected. Heidi Blake reports."

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