Ahead of Giovanni di Stefano's trial at Southwark Crown Court later this month on several fraud and deception charges he has today reposted his previous claim that MI6 was to blame for the murders at White House farm.
As with all these crank conspiracy theories the person making them fails to substantiate any of the known facts about the forensics. What di Stefano forgets however is that Bamber told police that his father had telephoned him and had pointed the finger of suspicion at his sister. Hardly a case for MI6 having done it.
You would have thought that di Stefano would know these things with him having been Bambers lawyer and all that? 
Have a read for yourself...its hilarious.
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Did Bamber ever deny making these claims via De Stefano or was that another of his attempts to fool his supporters?
And has Andrew Hunter ever publicly admitted to having been duped by GDS or have the pair of them swept it under the carpet in the hope it would be forgotten?
http://miscarriageofjustice.co/index.php?topic=8473.msg454435#msg454435
"Mr Hunter said: "I basically think this is absolute dynamite and share Jeremy's solicitor's interpretation that we are about to witness the unravelling of one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in the last 20 years.
"I am not the only contributor to a significant package which is in the process of being prepared, but am quite happy to have my name at the head of the list."
Along with the Home Secretary, Mr Hunter is also writing to the trial judge, Sir Maurice Drake, and the Essex police solicitor over the case, referring to the new evidence and inviting comment.
Mr Di Stefano said: "This shows how many people now believe what is clearly the case, namely that the conviction of Jeremy Bamber is unsafe and he should be released forthwith pending a hearing in the Court of Appeal to formally acquit him of the charges."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/essex/4080507.stmHere is Bamber mentioning M16 in 2014:
"The media often reports on alleged British involvement or complicity in torture and rendition sometimes conducted by the USA. In 2012 a criminal investigation into M16 officers involvement of torturing Libyan dissidents, under Tony Blair’s leadership, was carried out. More recently, in the wake of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center, the US Senate has produced a report on torture of suspected terrorists. Malcolm Rifkind has requested access to redacted passages of the report, which might detail the UK’s part in breaking Article 3 of the Human Rights Act. More commonly, in countries outside of Europe, appalling acts of torture still happen. The UK has always prided itself on having the highest standards of human rights. I’m afraid all this would slide without Article 3 in its current form, and incidents of the UK becoming involved in torture would become more frequent.
He finishes with:
"Human rights are often essential to the most vulnerable members of our society or those who are in minority groups. From my perspective, I often see and
feel how extremely vulnerable prisoners can be, and more so recently without Legal Aid to help them fight injustice.
https://jeremybamber.blogspot.co.uk/2014/12/jeremy-bamber-on-human-rights-act.htmlHe's obviously told whoever originally posted the above on the OS to put emphasis on the word feel. Bit of a give away
(Dupers delight)
Of course he
sees how extremely vulnerable people can be, he's a psychopath, these highly disordered individuals can smell out vulnerability in anyone.
