Fans have said the same thing about the six-parter ITV series
February 06, 2020 - 11:05 GMT Emmy Griffiths White House Farm viewers have been gripped by the ITV drama over the last few weeks, which follows investigation into the real-life murders of five members of the same family. However, fans took to Twitter to discuss episode five, with many claiming that the series was beginning to drag. One person wrote:"Hi @ITV.
The fifth episode concluded with the police agreeing that Jeremy Bamber was the most likely suspect behind the murders of his parents, sister and nephews after his ex-girlfriend, Julie Mugford, changed her testimony to claim that Jeremy had previously told her that he wanted to kill his family.
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