Family killer Jeremy Bamber received £500,000 in taxpayer's cash for a failed legal campaign to prove his innocence
Family killer Jeremy Bamber received £500,000 in taxpayer’s cash for failed legal campaign to prove his innocenceFAMILY killer Jeremy Bamber has had half a million pounds in legal aid in a failed campaign to prove his innocence.
got £507,723 in taxpayers’ cash to pay lawyers for attempts to try to prove he did not kill his mum and dad, sister and her six-year-old twins in 1985.Bamber was convicted of shooting dead his parents Nevill and June, sister Sheila Caffell and her twin sons Daniel and Nicholas in 1988The bulk was £379,283 spent on two appeals against conviction. Another £33,624 went on an appeal against a whole life term imposed in 1988.A source said: “It’s a disgrace.
Adopted Bamber, then 24, was convicted of shooting dead his parents Nevill and June, sister Sheila Caffell and her twin sons Daniel and Nicholas.
Trailer for Jeremy Bamber documentary Countdown to Murder about White House Farm killings in August 1985
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