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The Bambers: Murder at the Farm

Bamber himself was goingaround his prison, telling fellow inmates he was coming out,he was...

Bamber himself was going
around his prison, telling fellow inmates he was coming out,
he was convinced he was coming out

Full Transcript

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Bamber himself was going around his prison, telling fellow
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inmates he was coming out, he was convinced he was coming out.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
23
Timestamp in Movie
00:13:51
Uploaded
May 08, 2025
Season
1
Episode
4
Genres
crime
Production
Ritm,Roskomkino,Mosfilm

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Movie Summary

A family of five are found dead in a remote Essex farmhouse. Police initially suspect a murder-suicide, until the surviving son's behaviour starts to raise eyebrows.
S01 • E02 Visitors to the farm said they remembered seeing - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:09
Visitors to the farm said they remembered seeing
S01 • E03 It's meant to be sexy and to put some legs in it, - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:06
It's meant to be sexy and to put some legs in it,
S01 • E04 He even phoned his local newspaper and told them, I'm coming out - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:07
He even phoned his local newspaper and told them, I'm c...
S01 • E02 She just felt that people weren't doing the right things. - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:06
She just felt that people weren't doing the right thing...
S01 • E03 You have to give Julie Mugford the credit for coming forward, - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:18
You have to give Julie Mugford the credit for coming forward...
S01 • E04 Today, his barrister, Michael Turner QC, said there were so many police - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:09
Today, his barrister, Michael Turner QC, said there were so ...
S01 • E02 She would take to the Bible and read passages, - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:08
She would take to the Bible and read passages,
S01 • E02 They say that she was terribly religious, - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:04
They say that she was terribly religious,
S01 • E02 I think she was just trying to get some sort of realisation - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:09
I think she was just trying to get some sort of realisation
S01 • E04 I was approached several years ago as a human rights defender to look - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:10
I was approached several years ago as a human rights defende...
S01 • E03 This morning, the judge, Mr Justice Drake, said - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:11
This morning, the judge, Mr Justice Drake, said
S01 • E01 Mr and Mrs Bamber is how I always called them. - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:05
Mr and Mrs Bamber is how I always called them.
S01 • E02 I think June's mental illnesses, - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:10
I think June's mental illnesses,
S01 • E04 The more I looked at the evidence, the more I became convinced - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:09
The more I looked at the evidence, the more I became convinc...
S01 • E01 They were seen as respectable landowners of Tolleshunt D'Arcy. - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:07
They were seen as respectable landowners of Tolleshunt D...
S01 • E04 I cannot say for certain that Jeremy Bamber is innocent, - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:11
I cannot say for certain that Jeremy Bamber is innocent,
S01 • E03 These big set piece trials were theatre. - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:06
These big set piece trials were theatre.
S01 • E01 They would help. They were always around. - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:04
They would help. They were always around.
S01 • E01 Nothing was too hard or too difficult for them. - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:04
Nothing was too hard or too difficult for them.
S01 • E04 I do not believe that he was guilty beyond reasonable doubt. - The Bambers: Murder at the Farm 00:05
I do not believe that he was guilty beyond reasonable doubt.