Welcome to season 3 episode 42 of a Walker Mungus, a podcast dedicated to UK True Crime.

This is part one of the three-part case before they walk among us concludes season 3.

You can now pre-order your copy of our new book They Walk Among Us, available on Thursday

May 30th 2019 in paperback, e-book and audio book.

Listener caution is advised, as this episode contains adult themes and descriptions that

some listeners may find distressing.

DC Michael West was hoping for a quiet night operating the switchboard for Chelmsford Police

Station until he received a hurried call in the early hours of August 7th 1985.

The young man on the other end of the line told the officer,

You've got to help me, my father has just rung me and said,

Please come over, your sister has gone crazy and has got the gun, then the line went dead.

The caller explained that he had tried to ring his father back, but the line was engaged.

It was told officers would be sent as soon as possible.

PC West tried to call the property in which the disturbance had been reported and also found

the phone line to be busy. Three uniformed officers from Whitton Police Station,

Chris Bues, Stephen Mayer, and Robin Sachs, be rushed to White House Farm, an 18th century property

that stood on a 300 acre estate in the village of Tolst Hunt Darcy in Essex. They arrived at 348am.

During the journey, they passed a voxel astra that arrived at the scene shortly after them.

The driver was the man who had made the call from his home,

located around 3.5 miles away in the village of Goldhanger.

He introduced himself as Jeremy Bamber and told the officers about the phone call with PC West.

Jeremy informed the officers that his parents in their early 60s were in the house,

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