Other inheritance murders.

[Myster]

Another disturbing case involving parricide, one brother being the instigator when he saw his inheritance being frittered away, not on a sister and her sons, but by his parents; his sibling being roped into disposing of their parents' bodies after the event...

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3la7sz

[Holly Goodhead]

Another disturbing case involving parricide, one brother being the instigator when he saw his inheritance being frittered away, not on a sister and her sons, but by his parents; his sibling being roped into disposing of their parents' bodies after the event...

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3la7sz

Millions of people on planet earth stand to gain financially when their legal parents die.  Most don't attempt to fast forward this by committing murder.

The evidence overwhelmingly supports psychological and psychiatric reasons for paricide as is the case with WHF:

http://jaapl.org/content/35/3/306

[adam]

https://youtu.be/EKhVSkZXrhY

Steve Benson is another one. Similar to Bamber, he tried to cry at the funeral.

[Holly Goodhead]

https://youtu.be/EKhVSkZXrhY

Steve Benson is another one. Similar to Bamber, he tried to cry at the funeral.

What % of inheritance killers make up the total parenticide cases? 

[Caroline]

Millions of people on planet earth stand to gain financially when their legal parents die.  Most don't attempt to fast forward this by committing murder.

The evidence overwhelmingly supports psychological and psychiatric reasons for paricide as is the case with WHF:

http://jaapl.org/content/35/3/306

And some do! I agree that there is an inter-play of psychological reasons and that is simple Bamber doesn't think like the rest of us and killing the family was just a means to an end.

The study is one example but it highlighted a couple of things; it studied 56 subjects, 52 males and only 4 females because according to this study parricide by females is 'extremely rare'. It also states (which you must have missed) "A lack of insight and lack of medication compliance form part of a trail of clues leading to the parricide in these instances". Sheila was medicated.

[Caroline]

What % of inheritance killers make up the total parenticide cases?

What % of females make up the total of parricide cases?

[Holly Goodhead]

What % of females make up the total of parricide cases?

That's the case for all violent crime.

[Caroline]

That's the case for all violent crime.

That's dismissive but adds weight to Bamber being the perp.

[Holly Goodhead]

And some do! I agree that there is an inter-play of psychological reasons and that is simple Bamber doesn't think like the rest of us and killing the family was just a means to an end.

The study is one example but it highlighted a couple of things; it studied 56 subjects, 52 males and only 4 females because according to this study parricide by females is 'extremely rare'. It also states (which you must have missed) "A lack of insight and lack of medication compliance form part of a trail of clues leading to the parricide in these instances". Sheila was medicated.

There's no evidence JB is anything but 'normal'.

[Myster]

There's no evidence JB is anything but 'normal'.

No, just greedy that's all in wanting his inheritance well before it was due.

[Holly Goodhead]

That's dismissive but adds weight to Bamber being the perp.

Not if you consider the detrimental effect June's mental health had on SC at a crucial stage of her development.

We will never know if SC suffered an adult attachment disorder as she wasn't tested for such but her early life was fragmented:

- 2 weeks birth mother

- 2 to 3 months children's home

- The Bamber's with a seriously mentally unwell adoptive mother admitted to hospital for psychiatric care and ECT treatment.

- 17 yoa nanny taken on to look after SC

[Myster]

https://youtu.be/EKhVSkZXrhY

Steve Benson is another one. Similar to Bamber, he tried to cry at the funeral.

That's a good example I wasn't familiar with, Adam.  A longer documentary on Benson here...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dN3bhwTdQUg

[Venturi Swirl]

There's no evidence JB is anything but 'normal'.

Erm, he was found guilty of murdering his parents his sister, and two little nephews.  I think there must be SOME evidence that he’s not quite normal?  Or would you classify such behaviour as within normal parameters?

[steve_trousers]

Dana Ewell, a terrible, lesser known parricide from 1992. He hired a hitman to kill his parents and sister while he was alibi on a romantic weekend with his girlfriend. Eventually the police nabbed him by tapping his phone, and heard him and the hitman discussing details.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea9gSE8dVkg

[steve_trousers]

https://youtu.be/EKhVSkZXrhY

Steve Benson is another one. Similar to Bamber, he tried to cry at the funeral.

Thanks for the link, I just watched it. What a dumb plan, to use a pipe bomb in the first place then even leaving a palm print on it. His sister survived the bombing and testified seeing her brother just standing there unconcerned.

The evidence of the family accountant, the unfortunately named Wayne Kerr, was also damning.