The motives of people who continue to support Bamber in defiance of reason does seem complicated. Maybe some do need a cause, others bored and lonely, individuals also trying like Teskowski to get their own back on " the system " . I find the notion of being able to tell that someone is innocent by just meeting them charmingly naive, particularly if the profile of the individual concerned is likely to fit that of psychopathy. Surprising too in someone who apparently has had a career in working in mental health. Gosh, some of your patients must have pulled the wool over your eyes as you looked on (out). The blue forum seems to be running out of steam in endlessly pursuing much travelled issues in the case and to be turning into a more benign social media site. I still wonder where someone like NGB fits in to this though. Hardly his sort of social circle. Yet he still seems to be hanging on in whilst never really seeming to explicitly state his belief in Bamber's innocence. A lost cause surely from a businessman's perspective ? Or is his support for Bamber just pure altruism ? I predict that he will quietly slip out of sight over the next few months.