That is not saying how Trudie knows Bamber 'loved his family very much'. Have to assume it is just from Bamber telling her.
The forensic evidence shows it was not Sheila. So it is Bamber.
Two silencers 
Given Trudi Benjamin has read and commented on Michelle Diskin Bates book ‘Stand Against Injustice”
Mrs Trudi Benjamin
5.0 out of 5 stars A devastating example of the harm caused by miscarriages of justice
29 October 2018
Format: Kindle Edition
Michelle's book is beautifully written and perfectly encapsulates the devastating effects for a whole family when an individual is wrongly convicted of murder. Michelle's selfless crusade to support her brother and mother, at the sacrifice of being with her young children and husband, is an example to us all.
Barry George was a vulnerable individual who became the police's scape goat in order to satisfy a frenzied media and a public who wanted justice for the much beloved Jill Dando. Barry's wrongful conviction served neither. Michelle's faith in God and strength of character sustained her and her family throughout the fight against a criminal justice system who never wants to right it's own wrongs. Perhaps most illuminating are the extraordinary events following Barry's acquittal at retrial and the measures that had to be taken to protect him.
I sincerely hope that one day justice is served for Jill with the correct murderer arrested but also for Barry with the compensation he so rightly deserves.
Congratulations Michelle, 'Stand Against Injustice' is a must read for all and gives hope to those currently fighting miscarriages of justice.She may now want to consider reading,
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