We can speculate why so many documents are withheld, but since no one except the police department has laid eyes on them, it is open to any kind of speculation what is in them. Not a healthy situation in my opinion.
I also have a problem with the fact that all physical evidence was destroyed in 1996 - exactly when DNA testing was gaining ground.
You get the impression that the Essex Police Department is indeed hiding something.
No-one abs? Not even Ewen Smith at the CCRC?
There is more than enough physical evidence to eliminate Sheila several times over in my opinion regardless of what was burned after the fact or later disposed of. Remember that Jeremy himself was quite insistent that the carpets be burned so that he could get back into the house as soon as possible.
First of all, we cannot blame Jeremy for the burning of carpets and other things. The police should have known better than that! Seriously. Or was it in their interest to burn evidence of a disaster of an initial response with masses of officers wading through the house for training purposes!
The destruction of evidence in 1996 (not quite legally, mind) and the fact that photos and documents are withheld fuel the conspiracy theories. I wonder how the family feels about that.
Oh but we can blame him. He complained to the police about the state of the house and encouraged then to have blood stained carpets removed. This was at a time when most accepted that Sheila had done it but we all know now that she didn't do it. It matters little about what was removed in any event as the evidence is all there which clears Sheila. There is nothing which can change that.
Don't you think it's time you lifted your head out of the sand abs and faced the facts in the case? We know that it came down to Jeremy or Sheila being involved and the forensics are very clear that it wasn't Sheila. A 5-year-old could work that enigma out.
Conspiracy theories count for nothing in the case, they are all well past their sell-by date. Bamber has cooked his goose this time, case done and dusted, time to move on.