Faking It: Tears of a Crime Jeremy Bamber (Season 4, Episode 2)
TV Episode | Documentary, Crime, News

Faking It: Tears of a Crime

Jeremy Bamber (Season 4, Episode 2)

TV Episode | Documentary, Crime, News

The case of Jeremy Bamber who, in 1985, shot his parents, his sister and her twin sons. He protested his innocence in public until the weight of evidence led to his arrest.

Director

Charlie Mole

Producer

Charlie Mole

Editor

Marco Ruffatti

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Updated Sep 19, 2020

Release date

Sep 19, 2020 (United Kingdom)

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11 cast members

Name	Known for
Cliff Lansley Self - Body Language Analyst, Emotional Intelligence Academy Self - Body Language Analyst, Emotional Intelligence Academy See fewer	Faking It: Tears of a Crime (2017)
Dawn Archer Self - Professor of Linguistics, Manchester Metropolitan University Self - Professor of Linguistics, Manchester Metropolitan University See fewer	Faking It: Tears of a Crime (2017)
Kerry Daynes Self - Forensic Psychologist Self - Forensic Psychologist See fewer	Jack the Ripper: The Hidden Victims (2022)
Rob Warner Self - Narrator (voice) Self - Narrator (voice) See fewer	The Celtic Cartel (2024)
Jeremy Bamber Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	The Bambers: Murder at the Farm (2021)
Chris Bews Self - First Police Officer at the Scene (as Sergeant Chris Bews) Self - First Police Officer at the Scene (as Sergeant Chris Bews) See fewer	Killing Mum & Dad (2005)
Rod Chaytor Self - Daily Mirror Self - Daily Mirror See fewer	Real Crime (2001)
David Woods Self - Former Chief Reporter, Colchester Evening Gazette Self - Former Chief Reporter, Colchester Evening Gazette See fewer	Faking It: Tears of a Crime (2017)
Sabah Khan Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer
Jo Sidhu Self - Defence Barrister (as Jo Sidhu QC) Self - Defence Barrister (as Jo Sidhu QC) See fewer	My Lover, My Killer (2021)
Emily Pennink Self - Press Association Self - Press Association See fewer	1966: Who Stole the World Cup? (2022)