One phone call at 3:26 AM changed everything. When Jeremy Bamber contacted Essex Police claiming his father had warned him about his sister "going berserk" with a gun, he set in motion events that would see him convicted of wiping out his entire family and sentenced to life without parole.But was justice truly served that October day in 1986? This gripping account takes you inside the Georgian farmhouse where five lives ended on a summer night in 1985. Meet Nevill and June Bamber, respected pillars of their Essex community hiding deep family fractures. Discover the tragic story of six-year-old twins Daniel and Nicholas, whose brief lives were cut short during what should have been a carefree holiday with their grandparents. Follow the investigation from its bungled beginning, when police burned evidence and contaminated the scene, to the courtroom drama that hinged on a single piece of forensic evidence found three days too late. Explore the conflicting testimonies, the suspicious silencer, and the ex-girlfriend whose damning revelations sealed Jeremy's fate. Nearly four decades later, Jeremy Bamber remains behind bars, still protesting his innocence while legal appeals continue to fail. New DNA evidence, previously hidden police documents, and recent investigations have raised fresh questions about one of Britain's most controversial convictions. Was Jeremy Bamber a cold-blooded killer who staged an elaborate cover-up, or is he the victim of Britain's longest-running miscarriage of justice? The truth about White House Farm has remained buried for almost forty years. Open this book and decide for yourself.