Some people don't want to - my problem isn't with people thinking he's innocent, it's the constant excuses and not realising how many they are making. No matter how much knowledge, that seems to be a constant.
I think G-Unit just has that methodical type of brain and enjoys assimilating information. You have certainly hit the nail on the head as far as I am concerned though. I think it is next to impossible for the rest of us newbies to play catch-up with you guys who have probably forgotten more than we'll ever assimilate and I don't even want to make the attempt. Also I think it is totally irrelevant for us to even think of second guessing the legal deliberations which in my opinion came to the right decision as far as Bamber was concerned.
I think it important to stress that although I believe Bamber acted as Judge, Jury and Executioner of his family - giving them no opportunity to plead their case (or even to make peace with their God) and certainly no chance of appealing his judgement on them as he was able to do on the judgement on him ... I believe he had a fair trial and the sentence was commensurate with enormity of the crime he committed.
As far as I can see from my limited reading of the history of the appeals and leaves to appeal he has never actually beat the drum too much about innocence or evidence of innocence ... it is all about technicalities and I'm not too impressed by that.