White House Farm Murders | Perfect Murder Attempt? | Jeremy Bamber Case Analysis

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[@elanahammer1076]

Sad… I have never heard rabbits being too loud. They are generally quiet animals. Thank you 🤔❤🇺🇸

[@sharonhowell582]

I have had several as pets and they were all quiet but one. I tried to walk that one on a leash, once. 😳 It screamed so loudly I thought it was possessed and I don’t believe in possession. I never did that again and he remained silent the rest of his life. He was a domestic rabbit but obviously not that domestic. 😂

[@MooseGuy1]

I have rabbits around my house and can assure you that they party like it's 1999.

[@xpinkrainx]

@@MooseGuy1 LMAO truth! i have one rabbit - super sweet boy but when he parties he binkies and jumps like its a cluster of rowdy kids and cats lmao XD those angry thumps are also insanely hardand loud XD but i never heard of outdoor rabbits causing a rowdy commotion. wild rabbits are usually way more skittish and elusive.

[@kingslob3422]

Jeremy felt bossed up like Elmer Fudd.

[@alisharocklin2741]

Dr. Grande you're the best! I wish you could speculate about what's going on in my life and the lives of my family members! You'd need a month of videos for that! I have learned so much from watching your videos about narcissism, personality disorders, etc. I'm also true crime junkie so your channels cover everything! If there's one you tuber I have to watch single every day, it's you! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your sense of humor with us!

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[@khentsi]

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[@SassanMedia]

He will just speculate about what maybe happening in a situation like your family

[@SassanMedia]

He will just speculate about what maybe happening in a situation like your family

[@Cec9e13]

Sheila's black and white portrait looks like Lynda Carter. Completely irrelevant, but what a GORGEOUS woman.

[@trevorhart545]

Sheila was a successful model with her own apartment in London

[@tonydoherty2190]

Sheila did have some success as a model but the flat in London was bought for her by her parents ​@@trevorhart545

[@taylormfinney]

“She believed the devil loved her… so it wasn’t just a casual relationship” 🤣 I laughed out loud at that one, doctor!

[@MANSOUL-jy4xk]

The devil is real like Jesus! If demons are real and You can watch them the others are real too. Hiding makes the devil unreal and he can be the king on earth until yet! Jesus cries still!

[@trevorhart545]

Jeremy spread many "rumours" about Sheila due to his jealousy and failures

[@NickvonZ]

It's AMAZING that you find the time to research these subjects in such great detail, Doctor. If YOU ever hear rabbits, you will hear, "Ehhhh..... What's up, Doc?" 😆

[@janinemccartha1811]

Hi Dr. G. I hope you're able to see my comment. Good analysis & I really do appreciate your videos, great content. Hope you're having a peaceful evening, love, Janine Smiley✌👍🆒️🐰🐧🐼🐨🐾🦓🦄🏡🌌🌄🌅🌚🌛🌜🌙🌠🌝🌞🇺🇸🍉

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Let’s do this. It’s Grande time. Always a good time. I learn a lot from every Grande video. So much great information.

[@GeneRogers-xl9um]

Much bad evidence has convicted innocent people as bad and improper evidence has let guilty people go free. I believe what analysis was pretty spot on. With the investigation poorly done by the police opens up several scenarios as you concluded. Kudos for another fine presentation and analysis.

[@RebelTheUncanny1]

This has always been one of the sadder crime cases to me. The poor children, and Sheila suffering without help.

[@trevorhart545]

Jeremy was Sheilas biggest problem. Jeremy was NOT liked by any of Neville & Junes friends. So it is not surprising that they ALL thought Jeremy was guilty.

[@christinestanding]

Sheila was under treatment. She had also not taken her psychiatric medication at this time.

[@Noname-zx4xj]

I think I have acquired something called Dr. Grande's Analysis Addiction. Love your content and dry humour. Respect from Pakistan.

[@nancyjensen6409]

I have a friend in Pakistan. Please tell him hello.

[@Noname-zx4xj]

@nancyjensen6409 Pakistan has 5 provinces, 200 cities, countless rural towns and 231.4 million people. Who is your friend?

[@cloudbuster06]

I have analyzed every member of my family as well as diagnosed ALL of them. They couldn’t handle the truth! The speculating is over. Thanks Dr. Grande!

[@jenniferlane9000]

😂🤣😂 I've done this years ago. No one believes me 🙄

[@sdsurfgirl60]

🤗 that's funny

[@Haywood-Jablomi]

Sounds like you are having delusions of grandeur with narcissistic tendencies thinking you are qualified to diagnose anyone based off brief analysis KZbin videos.

[@deanokay666]

I lived 2 miles away in the next village. It was a very hot, humid night. You’d expect bedroom windows to be open, especially in a remote farm house. Bamber set up the whole thing.

[@trevorhart545]

I lived in Heybridge and new the G & T Club that Neville and Sue were members of, had a Judge, Senior Army General, Senior Military attache, the GP as members they KNEW it was Jeremy 100%.

[@zenawarrior7442]

Hard to believe he's not guilty with the motives, gun on table. Always interesting facts, jokes, gun lessons. Thanks Dr G😊💚💚

[@tyreseforren6721]

He was found guilty and is in prison

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@tyreseforren6721 You're commenting 8 months later? Do you have a point? I'm not going to rewatch it.

[@tyreseforren6721]

@@zenawarrior7442 he was found guilty their was just enough reasonable doubt for him to not be convicted.

[@cookiemonster7514]

@@tyreseforren6721 Police logs show that the father called the Police, then his son who then made a 2nd call to the Police before going to the farm. He was framed by the Police who themselves concluded at the start it was murder suicide by the paranoid schizophrenic sister who just came out of hospital who told her dr she had thoughts to kill her children. Whatever else does not matter as this is proof Jeremy was outside when things were happening.

[@garyphisher7375]

The Coroner said his sister Sheila had no marks on her - then when the crime scene photos are finally released, we see he was clearly lying. Look at her right arm/wrist. She has deep gashes consistent with her being grabbed by another woman. But why would Sheila and June be fighting if Jeremy was holding the gun. A simple swab of June's fingernails would clear up if she was fighting with Sheila - sadly the whole family was cremated!

[@flotreize3447]

Hello Dr Grande, have you thought about analyzing the case of the death of the French diver Audrey MESTRE ? Her husband, a well-known diver, is suspected to have planned her murder but is free as a bird since she died on her last dive in 2006. Thank you.

[@timmyturner999_]

Thank you Dr g your hard work doesn’t go unnoticed

[@rullmourn1142]

This reminds me of that case you did in Australia where the son killed the whole family, and that delusional, retired, rugby player somehow convinced a lot of people that the son was innocent. It also involved a [suicide] by rifle that had a silencer found in the house later. The killer was found NG in the appeal trial, the complete thing was a bad joke of a justice system.

[@stellar927]

the Bain family murder, correct??

[@RadzMexicano]

That was David Bain in New Zealand, not Australia.

[@towpottsfam7631]

Jeremy Bamber is continually appealing... there was new evidence or loophole or development recently. I think he was guilty 'in reality ' so hopevhe stays inside. A personalty assessment of him would have been interesting

[@rullmourn1142]

@@RadzMexicano ..ok, New Zealand, bad joke of a justice system.

[@chad3232132]

It does sound like a strange system. Didn't that case get overturned because of some ongoing links to the UK justice system, with judges in London overturning the conviction?

[@chrissyknowsitall5170]

I remember when this happened. HBO MAX has a 5 part series about it. This was a horrible murder. RIP 🕊🕊🕊🕊🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@chrissyknowsitall5170]

@Clay Can it's was pretty good show. Kinda slow at times but I liked it.

[@TheBOG3]

What's the title? I have HBO Max.

[@chrissyknowsitall5170]

@@TheBOG3 The Whitehouse murders

[@trevorhart545]

@@chrissyknowsitall5170 NO! The White House Murders are about Joe Biden The White House Farm Murders is about Jeremy Bamber Murdering his Foster Parents, Foster Sister and her Twins.

[@leehughes857]

Thanks for the steady stream of videos Dr. Grande. Much appreciated. I would like to see your take on the life of Kaspar Hauser.

[@natekeyes2297]

It immediately occurred to me that having a sister that crazy could cause a person to speculate that they could blame a lot of things on her, including murder.

[@doxasophosmoros]

As oppose to the fact she was absolutely guilty. She wasnt just crazy, she was a violent schizophrenic who threatened to murder her boys frequently and was very abusive. Ockams razor , you fool.

[@pcka12]

Psychotic people kill for no obvious reason & female psychotics can & do kill even though widespread public opinion cannot cope with that fact because they want females to be something many females are not!

[@cookiemonster7514]

It occurs to me you guys just swallow a police narrative. The original evidence and police logs show the police decided to frame Jeremy. Shows 2 calls were made to them, 1 by the father at 3:26am, and then again by his son at 3:36am, between which the father had called Jeremy. They destroyed evidence and the bullets and did no forensics. 3 guns were actually used, and no silencers were used at all. Why would Jeremy or a hitman leave a silencer in the gun cupboard as evidence? On entering the farm the Police were happy it was murder suicide, as Jeremy was outside with them when their Police logs show they were in communication with Sheila who was moving around the house at 3:45am. Also, these UK rifle bullets were low calibre, and are not lethal bullets unless shot in the head - hence why sheila shot many times.

[@pcka12]

@@cookiemonster7514 .22 is quite lethal at short range, BUT in the UK at that time 'subsonic' cartridges were commonly sold to use with silencers because a 'supersonic' bullet makes a sharp crack once in flight rather destroying the point of using a silencer, so it is entirely likely that all silencers (& there were more than one) are a complete red herring because at close range firing the rifle would simply produce a 'thump' noise & not a 'crack'.

[@cookiemonster7514]

@@pcka12 I saw pictures of the actual bullets and they are quite small things compared to parabellum rounds you see in USA.

[@habbinlad1]

Here in the UK, this is still deemed one of the most divisive cases in our history. Definitely one of those cases where I flip and flop between both sides of the argument....

[@alyb6166]

My late husband worked for Essex Police, so I know a bit about this one. The silencer, that the police missed but the extended family found later, was covered in blood. The fact that the family's blood was on the silencer didn't crack the case but the fact that Shelia's was, proved she couldn't have shot herself. The police put the silencer on the end of the shotgun and forensics discovered that this made the shotgun far too long for Sheila to put it to her own head. She was quite tiny, if I remember, about 5'2" , and her arms just weren't long enough to fire the shotgun at herself. If she didn't kill herself, then she was murdered, along with her entire family. This forensic evidence, combined with Julie Mugford's testimony, and Jeremy's motivation and failure to account for his whereabouts, contributed to his conviction. It's generally regarded as an open and shut case, and the right man is in prison. Jeremy Bamber wrote to my husband frequently regarding his conviction, and when my husband found out he was dying, he said, "Thank God, I'll have never have to hear from Jeremy Bamber, ever again".

[@nizdolls]

​@@alyb6166thanks for the background. Very interesting!

[@eden_aumakua]

@@alyb6166 The Essex Police were the problem.

[@nebbyscumbold]

@@alyb6166 Researchers in America proved that she wasn't too small to have shot herself with the rifle and the silencer; that's been explained. In fact at the trial of Jeremy Bamber the defence was improperly denied evidence and he wasn't even convicted of ANYTHING forensic; the judge made it clear to the jury that they would have to accept either the personal testimony of Jeremy Bamber or Julie Mugford, and they chose Julie Mugford; the same Julie Mugford who was jilted, sold her story to the News of the World for tens of thousands then fled to Canada. Jeremy Bamber had no incentive to murder his family for money because he already had money and the assets he would have received; namely the businesses, were already part of his own income. His maternal grandmother was far more wealthy and would have given him the lion's share of her will; yet when he was convicted she struck him off and his cousins (who testified against him) ended up very wealthy people as a result. JB will probably die in jail because if he ever got a re-trial he would win hands down; in which case it will be a shock to the system for both the courts and the police; the biggest travesty of British justice since the hanging of Timothy Evans and allowing John Christie to slip through the net. JB shouldn't be in prison.

[@gretchen3147]

Love your analysis and humor as always! I would be very appreciative if you would analyze the Cindy James case.

[@sarahbrennan1342]

Getting my cuppa to watch this one…. I have always been split about this case… the relatives seemed like they were big time after the farm .. and the police seemed ??

[@CharlieCharlie881]

The relatives are good people, Bamber is evil ,used to torture animals at the farm

[@christinestanding]

Who would want to live in the farm after that happened?

[@brianpratt3224]

The Devils Investigation. You just came up with another great title for another one of your books, Dr. Grande.

[@dowork002]

Can you maybe cover the case of the beheading that happened in San Carlos 2 days ago with a samurai sword? Would be much appreciated!

[@christinecortese9973]

I had not heard of that & as I spent a lot of time in that area years ago I looked it up - how terrible! What a nightmare for the kids who saw it all. Yes, Dr. Grande, your analysis please.

[@greatamericandreamrealtyli6583]

I was hoping for the same thing either today or in a day or two.

[@cassandraespinosa2223]

My closest friends live just south of San Carlos, California, in nearby Redwood City. When the news broke about this *horrific* murder, one of my friends shouted, "Just WTF is WRONG with people today?!" I mean, it's just ABSOLUTELY SICK that the young female victim was killed in such a manner.😡😤 Now, her little ones will grow up without their mommy...sigh.😭💔😔

[@harpothehealer]

Yes the issue I have is the phone company has no record of the phone call from the farm. So if that is the case he's guilty. You have vast experience as a Doctor but here you surprise me with your view. Someone like Jeremy Bamber his personality , He gets off on it telling the girlfriend winding her up scaring her bringing his boy friend into the equation. ( He is in contempt with girlfriend doesn't really like women underestimates her thinks she too scared to say anything fear for own safety )see the overdoing the emotion thing at funeral then straight off to party of all places Amsterdam. Come on surely the personality of this individual coupled with lack of phone record makes him guilty. The sisters behaviour is very disturbing however the fact that Jeremy Bamber just happened to be shooting all afternoon with that gun and leaving it out loaded that is no coincidence. The window latch for years again that is no coincidence. The old man would not make a call to the son in the night while daughter was busy shooting everyone I the house.

[@judyjudy51]

I agree - the father would’ve called emergency asap - not his dodgy son

[@eadweard.]

It's not that they had no record of him calling; it's that they didn't keep such records at all.

[@harpothehealer]

@@eadweard. You are mis informed the phone company 100 % kept records for billing If a call was made from that farm it would have been logged.

[@eadweard.]

@@harpothehealer He states no records were kept at 11:02. Edit: as for billing, it was done on a per-minute basis in 1985, with different rates for local, national and international calls. In fact fully itemised billing wasn't introduced nationwide in the UK until 1994.

[@dominiclondesborough3222]

No, you've completely misunderstood. The phone company, British Telecom, didn't keep itemised records of any calls in the UK back in 1985.

[@davidwartski7213]

I found your analysis to be as informative as rifle-wielding rabbits on a rampage.

[@tapoemt3995]

As a very long time gun owner and been around those with mental episodes, nobody with an ounce of brains leaves a loaded gun anywhere near someone with her issues. Even for a minute, it is always on your mind.

[@southernhushpuppy]

Hello Dr. Grande, thank you for your speculation on this case. It would be interesting to hear your thoughts about the Bell Tower Sniper Charles Whitman from the 1960s

[@nancyjensen6409]

Yes, that was the first crazy murderous episode that I remember. About the same time a young man was kidnapped in Sacramento and never found. As 2 men were escorting him down the street, they passed his uncle and the young man called him by name which wasn’t the usual name he used. I wish the uncle would have responded, but the 2 men had a gun. If you’re going to be killed, better it be in downtown Sacramento than who knows where. 😢😢

[@mcnultyssobercompanion6372]

I originally thought the title said, *Jamie* Bamber Case Analysis. I was like, "Shit, did Lee Adama get busted trying to kill someone _at The White House_ ....?" Glad to see Apollo actually had nothing to do with any of this madness. He's got enough on his plate, eluding the cylons. So say we all.

[@alexsmith-gn4tp]

Hi DR. Grande, I'm so happy to be one of your many & growing number of subscribers from the U.K. 💗 Love everything that you do.

[@lnc-to4ku]

What a horrific and multi layered case! Your telling of this had me rewinding several times. You put together the most compelling content, Dr. Grande! ♡

[@iyalove9383]

Thank you Dr. Grande for working diligently. Amazing content. 👏

[@wendyhart134]

Great work Dr.Grande as thorough as ever. I remember this case when I was very young , it happen very close to my home, a stone's throw away. It was a horrible crime. I have never been torn Jeremy was the one who killed them I have no doubt I have read a lot about Jeremy and his personality definitely was extremely entitled and bordering on sociopathy in my own opinion. Thanks for another interesting u.k case. We don't have much gun crime here!

[@tullyDT]

For the closing joke I would have said " in police investigations' the Devil's in the detail"

[@towpottsfam7631]

Yes yes yes yes this is just near where I grew up in Essex I remembered this growing up. The police station was in our little town... there have been developments recently 🍿🍿🍿thankyou so much Dr Grande and please analyse Mic Philpott sometime 🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞

[@jamestnov41945]

Excellent Dr. Grande. The police "saw" someone in the house but waited hours for their swat team to arrive. Since they were all dead the police needed glasses. Police did not want themselves to be hurt by the unknown spectre in the house. Terrible police work.

[@shanmareewalker7836]

In the documentary, the same police officer says he realised after a few minutes that it was the moons reflection in the window that he saw.

[@kennethbowry1521]

Corrupt as hell but that Is the PolIce in the UK,is that ok with the 33 degree Masons and the Chief Constable.

[@christinestanding]

Wasn't Jeremy Bamber standing outside the house with the police when a person was seen moving around in the upstairs room? And isn't there a set of evidence photographs with Sheila being placed in various positions whilst holding a rifle? Some have pointed to the fresh blood on her. It has tracked down her body through gravity, raising the question whether she was actually dead or not at this point.

[@kennethbowry1521]

@@christinestanding Yes he was framed by the Police just the farmer who shot a Kid breaking into house, Essex Police are nearly bent as the Met.

[@kennethbowry1521]

@@christinestanding Yes right on the money, but who planted the silencer in the Cupboard after the Police searched it once and whoes fingerprints were on it, he would have been out by now if he just I did it, but no he say it was not me who got the farm after the case just follow the money.

[@jamba622]

Another great video. Keep em comin

[@peterlyon8424]

Superb analysis. Thank you, Dr. Grande. 🙏

[@pinktights747]

You are a prolific hard worker and sure are a great psychologist. You never disappoint. Thank you Dr.

[@leylamoody3177]

Excellent analysis, Dr. Grande! ❤️

[@makavelijag3118]

Thank you so much for this video. I could not wait for you to give us the facts and your take on this case. I enjoy and appreciate your videos very much.

[@annabasnatural]

Thank you so much!! I asked a while ago for this one so I’m so happy you covered it ☺️☺️☺️

[@lsb888]

Always a good topic of interest with Great topic analysis, thankyou

[@kshunatona]

Your dry humor always sneaks up on me….and I love 💕 it!

[@annalisegiovanni7032]

Hey Dr. Grande💞 I'm super curious to hear what you think about this case. Thank you for the new video. The quality and consistency of the content you put out is absolutely amazing and astounding. Thank you so very much.

[@MeiraV-]

This was super interesting.

[@halfrutter2226]

I’ve never seen this case. Even on any of my British true crime channels. Thanks, Dr. for talking about it. Very interesting and lots of evidence that can lead to different conclusions.

[@zakibbott]

Love this video Dr. Grande. You should make more videos discussing crimes and criminals from the UK. This video was great 👍. I’d love to hear your take on the “shared madness” between Ian Brady and Myra Hindley the famous Moors Murderers.

[@princessholly3009]

Thank you for explaining this so well

[@carlyrennae3963]

Yay perfectly timed to wake up to Dr G ...winning day ! Thanks Dr G and hello Private Hudson 🌵

[@suegardner9907]

This is just heart-breaking.

[@CountrysideCutie]

17:19-17:25...Excellent insight, Dr. Grande! 😂 That made me laugh, thank you & have a grand afternoon!

[@mariamerigold]

Thank you doc! ❤️

[@Cyber_Kati_6744]

THIS WAS ABSOLUTELY SENSATIONAL DR. GRANDE! 👏✨👏 Such a terrible tragedy all around… 😭 It’s really beyond fascinating to hear your case analysis! And your humor is so lighthearted! ✨🕊✨ Thank you so much for all of your hard work! BRAVO! 👏👏👏👏 👉 Really forward to your next video, as always! 👈

[@theovolz3073]

I was on the fence for a while with case, but now I am completely convinced Bamber is guilty. Here are some reasons: > He told a friend he could murder his family by burning down the house. When confronted by this, Bamber simply dismissed the friend as lying but couldn't give any reason the friend might be lying. Bamber's response was simply "go ask him (why he would lie)". Not really a believable denial. > Bamber's ex GF corroborated this story, but said he decided against it because there was too much valuable stuff that'd get destroyed in the fire. I believe she corroborated this without knowing the friend had given the statement. > When accused of murder on the witness stand, Bamber responded to the prosecutor "that is for you to prove" - seriously, what kind of innocent person responds like that? > The main reason I think he's guilty, is that Jeremy Bamber comes off like a COMPLETE SOCIOPATH. Just reading about his personality, behaviour and the things he said and the callous way he acted, I have no doubt he belongs in prison. For example he spent his way through his inheritance after the murders and then attempted to sell nude/topless modelling photos of his dead sister to the press. > I also want to add that Grande is wrong - it can't have been a 3rd party, because Bamber rang the police to say his father rang him to say it was Sheila. Either A) Bamber is telling the truth about the call and Sheila must be the murderer, or B) Bamber is lying about the call and HE is the killer. A 3rd party can't really come out of that scenario. > Rot in prison, Jeremy. > /Rant over.

[@jaymike3302]

Yeah...if I was accused of that, I sure as heck wouldn't answer calmly. I'd say I didn't do it !!!

[@user-cn8vb9hh5z]

Agreed. Absolutely guilty and deserved of his whole life tariff.

[@aarondavis8943]

Your certainty makes your opinion _less_ convincing, not _more._ We just don't have enough information to be that certain. Often people close to these cases can't be certain so whenever I see these comments where someone with no access to the case file, witnesses, police etc and they claim to know, it carries very little weight with me.

[@user-cn8vb9hh5z]

@@aarondavis8943 well the fact that he's not coming out of prison following the evidence being tried infront of a jury and all his attempts at appeal having been found to have no merit is good enough for me!

[@xpinkrainx]

(Correction to my comment now deleted, i misheard and thought the children were NOT harmed. sorry!)

[@LiddlestLady]

yay! i requested this one long ago!!

[@beethimbles8801]

This case has fascinated me for years and years.

[@DemonaLlama]

Ahhhh I think I suggested this one! Thank you!

[@sanelliott7695]

Lol I love you doc...your sense of humor is brilliant

[@robertdye1788]

Oh Dr Grande that was well and truly good and the bit about the devil's pancakes being single dry cuz invariably funny thank you once again for your great work and keep it up

[@robertrinehart3017]

Thank you!

[@earbjr4715]

Very fair assessment.

[@MoneyGrip2024]

Love the channel. Please consider taking a look at the case of Joseph Paul Franklin at some point.

[@kimberlyhenke8956]

Oh its so good to be back home. I was having severe Dr. G withdrawals! Time to catch up on some episodes!

[@icturner23]

It’s so strange that I’ve never heard of this case before.

[@birdworldist]

Yesss king go offff

[@jamesdaple9951]

Brilliant Analysis Dr Grande should work for Scotland Yard or FBI !! Smart ANALYTICAL mind !

[@singechamberlain2967]

At last! Thanks for your analysis - very interesting. One of those photos is freddie fox though ;-) Such a fasinating case.

[@reneedennis2011]

Great analysis! This case was covered by Infamous Murders and Behind Mansion Walls.

[@valerie241]

I believe he did it. So do many people who knew him well.

[@loricurry]

Dr. G, can you analyze the characters in the book/movie "We need to talk about Kevin"? I can't find that you've already done so. Thank you.

[@btetschner]

I have not read about the case, but it sounds like he had a very strong motive for committing the crime. That alone would make it hard for me to rule him out, it's like he would be rewarded dramatically for getting rid of the core of all his problems. There is a chance he was a strategist and thought there was no way he could lose in the situation. Fascinating case and very helpful explanation and analysis.

[@thelocalmaladroit8873]

My day just got better 😊

[@Emily_Gray73]

I've always been a little suspicious of the female cousin who just happened to find the silencer and also the loose window in the kitchen that she told the police Jeremy could have climbed out of. Very suspicious.

[@Emily_Gray73]

I've studies this case in detail and you came to the exact same conclusion as me. Unsafe conviction.

[@krob2327]

@@Emily_Gray73 he’s guilty. The cousins are odd but so were his adoptive parents. What are you implying? They did it? So the police call bamber made are therefore invalid? Your case has no logic. Unless they conspired with bamber which means they are all guilty

[@dominiclondesborough3222]

@@krob2327 No, Shelia killed the family then committed suicide.

[@krob2327]

@@dominiclondesborough3222 completely false

[@pollypockets508]

@@dominiclondesborough3222 Just out of curiosity, why do you think so?

[@amiralions2681]

As we look around at the chaos fentanyl has caused, I think there will be a long line to file suit against the Devil for paternity. You've opened that door Dr. Grande!

[@TheCatBilbo]

I lived in the County of Essex at that time & it was a massive, UK media story - especially shocking as gun crime was very unusual. I've no doubt Bamber is guilty, the way he tried to frame his step-sister was particularly cruel. She apparently committed suicide by shooting herself twice, having killed her two sons & adoptive parents. Bamber had actually broken into & robbed the family-owned caravan site (which he owned 8% of!) some weeks before the murders. He boasted of smuggling heroin, broke into a Jewellers' & stole two watches - he was not a good man. It was thought that his adoptive father had violently struggled with someone in the kitchen; his adopted daughter was too slight to have done this successfully - overcoming a 61-year old. There was also a belief that the father might have been killed upstairs, & dragged into the kitchen. Because the Police believed Bamber was a victim, they actually agreed to his request to burn carpets & bedding. Why would Bamber want that done?! Finally, 25 shots were fired. A silencer with the daughter's blood inside it was found in a cupboard. She hadn't shot herself twice, then put it there! Bamber obviously used the silencer so no-one would know what was happening as he shot the victims, then removed it when he set-up the 'suicide'. This was because he realised his sister couldn't have shot herself in the throat with it attached: her arms weren't long enough.

[@eadweard.]

What's wrong with the idea she shot herself twice? Also, a silencer doesn't make a gun silent, or even a great deal quieter. You'd certainly hear a "silenced" gun being fired in your house.

[@krob2327]

He’s guilty. His fellow privileged makes declaring him innocent are just as selfish as him. If it had a regular Essex person in trouble they wouldn’t bat an eyelid.

[@pollypockets508]

Damn. Just damn.

[@JD-cw4qg]

Really enjoyed your analysis on this dreadful crime Dr Grande. As a Brit it was really good to hear your perspective. Thank you.

[@gretarobinson1142]

Thankyou this happened not too far from my home

[@balloney2175]

That is the risk of adopting. You'll never know their true behavior later in life.

[@jackj4604]

Jeremy did it, 100%. Was it proven beyond a reasonable doubt? No. Was it proven beyond a reasonable doubt that Sheila didn't do it? Yes.

[@jackmartin4320]

It's the same thing. An innocent Sheila renders Jeremy guilty by default. So if it was proven beyond reasonable doubt that it wasn't Sheila then it's proven beyond reasonable doubt that's it's Jeremy.

[@allineedis1mike81]

Sometimes you just cant know. Especially if the police screw up the investigation. Literally the worst thing you can do at that point is pretend like you know anyway. That doesnt just apply to criminal justice. More or less applies to everything. Thanks Devils Doc🤣 another great video!

[@trevorhart545]

Jeremy 100% Guilty. Essex Police Inspector originally decided it was a simple case of Sheila was the murderer. A Sergeant disagreed and was warned about pursuing the case further. I knew that Jeremy was going to be arrested while he was still in Amsterdam, home of Illegal Drugs for UK supply by boat to Essex near Tolleshunt D'Arcy River Blackwater

[@smiler1327]

People who are dead don't tend to walk around too much.... Classic!

[@katiebini6064]

As always a brilliant depiction of a confusing case!! When you have time could you please review the anarchy documentary on HBO? I’m VERY curious to hear your take on that group of people!!!

[@parazatico9030]

Fascinating and insightful, as usual. There was a documentary on Channel 4 (if I remember correctly) recently, that questioned the safety of Mr Bamber's conviction. There were too many points raised to go into here, (Dr Grande has addressed many of them) but perhaps the most significant was that the programme makers claimed to have discovered a Police telephone log record of a call from Neville on the night in question, saying that his daughter had gone berserk and had got hold of a gun.

[@CB-lt2vb]

The slow driving reminded me of Diane Downs

[@iveneverseenahealthyvegan.9885]

Always great to hear your stories..👍🏼 Could you do a report about a British ex BBC broadcaster ALEX BELFIELD.??

[@parazatico9030]

Second that about Alex Belfield.

[@KimberlyLetsGo]

Maybe the gun wasn’t loaded to the capacity every time. That would have made it easy to load several times.

[@karenandersen9385]

I know please think 18 shots were fired 9 + 9 = 18.

[@eadweard.]

Very sensible!

[@hcarr]

@@karenandersen9385 but we don't know how many bullets remained in the magazine. If it was 2 it seems more likely it was fully loaded each time.

[@trevorhart545]

@@karenandersen9385 TRY 25 Shots HENCE 3 Magazines were needed and therefore reloaded at least TWICE! The rifle takes a maximum of 10 rounds.

[@phoenixfire2578]

My Dad grew up on a farm that had a family murdered in it in a similar style. The parents and children were all shot and killed and the case wasn't solved until the uncle confessed on his deathbed. I don't understand how people can be so evil.

[@TomRogersOnline]

Do you have a link to the case?

[@phoenixfire2578]

@@TomRogersOnline I posted a link, but it looks like something is deleting it.

[@mjstow]

I was possessed by the Devil for a while but he moved on. My former wife said it was because I'm impossible to live with.

[@icturner23]

British people don’t eat pancakes for breakfast. Pancakes (actual pancakes, not the American type) are for Shrove Tuesday.

[@kyledamron]

My friends younger brother has decided to not take his meds because he says God speaks to him when he doesn't take them, but he also thinks people are out to get him. Do you have any advice Dr. Grandep? I can't remember if his diagnosis was schizophrenia or schizoeffective, but it is definitely one of the two. Any advice you can give me Dr Grande would be very helpful.

[@Lovelymo]

Respect his decision

[@nmartin5551]

Kyle - I can’t support Sunshine’s response of “respecting” the decision of somebody who has psychotic and paranoid features. If your friend and his family haven’t reached out to his treating professionals, then I would encourage you to contact them and advise them of his non-compliance. A lot of people think they can’t do this due to HPPA. They are wrong. You can Talk to treating professionals and give them information. The professionals CANNOT give you information. So it only works that way. Psychotic and paranoid is probably the most dangerous combination of psychiatric symptoms one can have.

[@Lovelymo]

@@nmartin5551 why address me in your comment. Say your peace and I said mine. It’s my professional opinion.

[@kimbanz9818]

Yeah, respect his decision. Until he brutally murders someone. WTF???

[@Lovelymo]

@@kimbanz9818 he is more likely to be hurt by 1 of you. You wouldn’t force a cancer patient to take their meds. All you can do is support them or you will become the enemy and apart of their paranoia. When my cousin did this we had spiritual leaders visit with him and discuss the Bible. He was no danger to anyone because none of us denied him his right.

[@user-eb3vu6hl1v]

I remember this case well as we were living not too far from where this happened at the time, my late husband had met bambi a couple of times

[@user-tp8qr8wm6m]

Although it cannot be comprehensive given the volume of evidence, I found this gentleman's analysis most impressive indeed. He gets to the bottom line correctly in my opinion and does not rely upon emphasising any particular events which purport to be a 'smoking gun' , but looks at the whole of the evidence. There are dynamic inconsistencies on both sides but he doesn't concentrate on them or use them in an argumentative way. Given that it is not his discipline, he has weighed it up as well as an experienced and talented detective or lawyer. 10/10

[@EarlSmith2469]

The Devil is in the details! Excellent analysis Dr. Grande! Thank you for the video :)

[@MichaelYoder1961]

Suggestion to cover the case of Peggy Claude-Pierre who ran a house for people with anorexia and her own treatments (that failed and people died). Took place in Victoria BC Canada. There's a book "Anorexia's Fallen Angel" by Barbara McClintock and it was quite a scandal. When I was a waiter in the 1980s, Peggy was a regular at the restaurant where I worked. Just another interesting story for you to tackle

[@TiffWaffles]

I'd be very interested in the Peggy Claude-Pierre case. I had to look her up and am absolutely horrified at what she did. She got innocent and desperate people to believe in her garbage and didn't even help them because she lacked the qualifications to do so.

[@lifesquandered]

That is an awful case 😳☹️. I haven't thought of that case in a long time.

[@kathybates1751]

Thanks for posting. Look forward to hearing them. Can you post 2 daily.

[@murphychurch8251]

Maybe you don't realize that even such a short clip takes hours of production time? Plus research? It's already a hell lot that he is posting 1 each day, not missing out any day. Why should he destroy his health so people are entertained twice a day instead of "just" once? 🤔🤷🏻‍♀️

[@kathybates1751]

@@murphychurch8251 Omy. I Did not know what I was asking. I certainly would not want that. Thank you for making me aware of that. I need to be more knowledge in the future. However, I am going to remember to not make future comments because of so many anger people which evidently you ate among then. So sorry I upset you and if your goal was to make me feel bad you have achieved that. I hope you find happiness in another way besides being a bully.

[@murphychurch8251]

I was not angry, I just wanted to clarify, because I frequently see comments like this and can only imagine that people are not aware of what they're actually asking. Yes, for us it's just 15-20 minutes a day, and these pass quite fast because his videos are immensely entertaining. But for a creator, that's hours of work and people seem to forget. That being said, if pointing this out makes me a bully, I can only say: well, these days people definitely are thin-skinned. Maybe you have never met a real bully (I have met some, maybe you have, who knows, but that's a far fetch.

[@kathybates1751]

@@murphychurch8251Well I know we all express ourself differently but you were being rude. Everyone has a right to state their views but when you stated " ruin his health for me to be entertained "was not necessary. You certainly seem intelligent enough to know that is not what I meant. Your response saying "hell" was not necessary. If you cannot say something encouraging are nice just scroll on. Meaning rude does not serve a purpose. I am sure Dr Grande knows what he can and cannot do. I considered it a compliment. I am not thin skin but try not to find fault in very comment. Our society is in a mess because of the lack of kindness and simple respect. Enough said. Find love and respect.

[@murphychurch8251]

@@kathybates1751 Really? Using the expression "a hell lot" to stress out that he is posting a large quantity is being rude? Ah well, everyday there's something to learn...

[@krob2327]

He’s guilty. Just a rich kid who thought he could get away with anything

[@Exar_Kun]

“In addition to having a paternity lawsuit against Satan” literally broke me LOL!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@chicagogyrl4846]

So why would you wait 10 minutes to call the police, and not even use the emergency line??!!

[@delorisvanessa2517]

Dr. Grande, are you covering Ray J and Kim Kardashian? I hope so! Love your work and commentary.

[@browniehendricks3726]

Can you give us your opinion on the death penalty? You are such a great teacher I would love to hear your own opinion of it. Love your channel and love you. Keep up the good work and take care.