White House Farm

The Bamber family, with the exception of son Jeremy, are found dead at White House Farm. But the case might not be as open-and-shut as first thought.

A statement from the family gives Stan and his number two, Mick Clark, a lead into a possible psychological motive for Sheila, but more questions are thrown up and their picture of what really happened that night remains inconsistent.

After a vital discovery, Stan and Mick feel closer to shoring up their theories, but this is soon shattered. The arrival of a friend from New Zealand shows Jeremy in a different light.

As the date of the funerals approach and Stan’s efforts remain fruitless, all looks lost for Stan and Mick, until a new witness comes forward…

Even though the testimony of a vital witness answers some of Stan and Mick’s questions, even more complications are thrown up. The family are also forced to question what they thought they knew and what they think really happened.

As all evidence is gathered, a very publicised and polarised trial begins. Accounts conflict and passionate testimonies are aired, and the jury make their final verdict of what really happened that night at White House Farm.