I'm really glad that this documentary has been made, it's well overdue that someone out there has made a documentary that actually properly analyses the evidence.
There are a few things that I would like it to do...
I hope that the documentary holds the Guardian newspaper to account for effectively running a 'free Bamber campaign' via its journalist Eric Allison.
The wet blood on the wounds of Sheila Caffells neck have been photoshopped in, probably around the time that Bamber was represented by fraudster Giovanni Di Stefano, which would have been early 2000's. I hope that will be revealed too. Carol Ann Lee confirmed this fact in an HBO podcast in October 2020.
Peter Suthersts woefully inadequate assessment of the scratches on the mantelshelf, which, in Peter Suthersts words proves 100 percent that he is innocent. Sutherst applied almost childlike photogrammetry techniques to assess whether the original photographs captured the scratches or not, but he isn't a photogrammetry expert (by his own admission) and his results were just gibberish. He would have been well aware of the errors in his results, and yet he determined from this gibberish that Bamber was innocent. Again, shame on the Guardian newspaper for promoting this nonsense.
The obvious stuff like the firearms log and the fake narrative that Bamber has wrapped that up in needs to be covered. And the so-called call logs which clearly show that only one call was made to any police station that night. Again, wrapped up in Bambers false narrative, promoted as the truth by the Guardian.
And maybe, just maybe, Sheila Caffell will be portrayed as a human being rather than just a schizophrenic and a corpse.
I've read that it will be out in the summer of this year.
It's just a shame it's on Sky. If it was on ITV over 3 days at 9 o'clock it would have much more impact. But it might change the attitudes of newspapers as to how this story is reported in the future.
