Ooh, that’s interesting, Caroline!
I know he wouldn’t have admitted anything (he never does for obvious reasons), but what was it that convinced you of his guilt? I know he’s sly and side-steps awkward questions...
I guess he tried to manipulate you, too 😌
He did exactly that - he avoided answering awkward questions - even when I asked him more than once. I know some people don't think this is important but I DO! When he returned to WHF and Ann walked him through, he was supposed to be upset at first (great actor) but once the dust has settled on that, he went straight up stairs on his own, came running down and said 'where is dads wallet, there was £400 - £500 ponds in that + credit cards. How did he know? In all the years I lived and worked with my dad, I never knew at ANY time, how much was in his wallet. So I asked him how he knew, I asked him a long list of question in the same letter, he answered ever single question EXCEPT that one. So I asked him again. He response was "I know you asked me a specific question but I can't remember what it was but I think the answer was 'no' or 'I didn't'. If he didn't remember the question, he only had to read the letter again. This is only one example, but there are a few things that I haven't discussed on the forum which are highly suspicious. I'll sit on those for now!
The wallet thing is an example of when Bamber turned on and off the grief, who goes looking for money on a return to a scene where your parents and whole family have been killed? It's almost like he bided his time, having previously counted it!