True Crime

One of Britain's most controversial murder cases, the 1985 White House Farm killings and the conviction of Jeremy Bamber have remained the subject of intense debate for decades.

This feature-length documentary went back into the case, re-examining the evidence and hearing from people closely connected to the story. I led contributor interviews across the UK, navigating a highly sensitive case involving disputed testimony, complex family relationships and competing versions of events.

Working closely with legal and editorial teams, I shaped an intricate story from extensive research, archive, forensic evidence and new investigations. I also commissioned and filmed a live firearm test, putting key evidence to the test, alongside cinematic drama reconstruction sequences that brought the events of 1985 back to life.

The result was a forensic but highly accessible examination of a case where the truth remains fiercely contested, combining original investigation, powerful testimony and cinematic storytelling to look beyond the familiar headlines.