406 crime-scene photographs, and in September 2011 granted them an indefinite period in which to pursue an additional line of inquiry. The CCRC finally rejected the application in April 2012 in a 109-page report, which said the submission had not identified any new evidence or legal argument that would raise the real possibility of the Court of Appeal overturning the conviction. In November 2012 the High Court turned down Bamber's application for a judicial review of that decision. The following year di Stefano was sentenced in the UK to fourteen years in prison for having fraudulently presented himself as a lawyer. Jeremy's defence team was said to be preparing a fresh submission. In popular media The case became the subject of a television drama series, White House Farm, starring Freddie Fox as Bamber and Cressida Bonas as Sheila, broadcast in January 2020 on ITV in the UK and HBO Max in the United States. In 2021, documentary maker Louis Theroux produced a four-part series for Sky Crime on the murders, titled The Bambers: Murder At The Farm. Theroux told the Radio Times that the series had to be extended from an initial three-episode format due to the complexities of the case, and told Sky News that "both scenarios have anomalies". See also White House Farm (TV series) Bain family murders List of rampage killers (familicides in Europe) Sources Notes References Works cited Most news reports are cited above only. Books and long-form journalism Legal cases Further reading Caffell, Colin (2020 edition) In Search of the Rainbow's End: Inside the White House Farm Murders. With 2018 foreword from Caffell. Hodder & Stoughton (paprback) ISBN 9781529309164 Bambers' funeral service, Anglia Television, August 1985. The White House Farm Murders, Yorkshire Television, 1993. Real Crimes: Jeremy Bamber, Anglia Television, 2003. Crimes That Shook Britain: Jeremy Bamber. Series 2. Crime+Investigation, A&E Networks, 2011. Appleyard, Nick (2009). "Tonight's the Night". Life Means Life. London: John Blake Publishing Ltd. D'Cruze, Shani; Walklate, Sandra L.; Pegg, Samantha (2013). "The White House Farm murders". Murder: Social and Historical Approaches to Understanding Murder and Murderers. Uffculme: Willan. Howard, Amanda (2014). "Jeremy Bamber". A Killer in the Family. London: New Holland Publishers. Lane, Brian (1995). Chronicle of 20th Century Murder. Wiltshire: Select Editions. Leyton, Elliott (2009). Sole Survivor: Children Who Murder Their Families. London: John Blake Publishing Ltd. 1985 in England 1985 mass shootings in Europe 1985 murders in the United