In 1985, a nightmarish killing at the Whitehouse Farm, a rural estate in England, transfixed the U.K. Jeremy Bamber was found guilty of the crime and sentenced to life in prison for murdering his mother, father, sister, and twin six-year-old nephews. Bamber was portrayed in the media as a greedy young man after his family's fortune. But many of the people who were instrumental in securing his conviction were enriched by the crime.
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