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So true

BBC News - Former Tory minister Ann Widdecombe dies at 78 How very sad. A great campaigner for miscarriages of justice and false allegations. God Bless ✝️. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Outrageous BBC News - Falsely convicted man who spent £500k clearing his name is rejected for compensation bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

@EmpowerInnocent @ccrcupdate @Gal17Tx @Aguirre115622 @UKinjustice2025 @rluthersmith @franticworry @lizyeld @SeanWParker @KingOfHits Welcome news,making applications to @ccrcupdate public+in real time,is the way to go,big time! The spotlight on @ccrcupdate needs heating up,they`ve had our RobinGarbutt`s most recent app,almost 2yrs?!100% Innocent,still in jail 15yrs...@ccrcupdate should have referred in 2013

Really honoured to have been invited as a guest speaker at the International Falsely Accused Day on 9th September 2026. Please follow @IFAD9S on X for more information and updates. Not all allegations are genuine. False allegations can destroy lives, and they stem from a range of motivations and circumstances, including: Mental Illness Attention Seeking Financial Gain False Memory Syndrome Revenge Attempts to remove a parent from their child’s life (where family court matters spill into criminal proceedings) Misunderstandings around consent in sexual encounters I will be speaking on these issues, plus an area desperately in need of reform: how the law treats “new evidence” in appeals. Far too many convictions stand because of ineffective defence strategies at trial — where counsel miss glaring open goals. Let’s keep pushing for truth and justice. #FalselyAccused #MiscarriagesOfJustice #FalseAllegations #JusticeReform

This is a video I produced three and a half years ago. It goes on somewhat but it is important to those fighting miscarriages of justice. 2 November 2022 youtu.be/-GH7IluJ2KE?si… via @YouTube

“I know truth always prevails, but the years that are passing in the meantime have been excruciating and painful. He doesn't deserve this. We don't deserve this.”

1/2 Reducing MAPPA levels requires a careful, evidence‑based approach. In this example, sustained progress, strong multi‑agency engagement, and effective risk management planning provided the confidence to step the case down safely.

I've been working on the new website, feel free to give me your thoughts, does what it says on the tin or more information needed? …scarriagesofjusticeinvestigations.com Hopefully by the end of this week, our first full 12 week online Private Investigators in house diploma course will be available to anyone considering a career change.

Is there a different Justice System for females? Wonder if there has been some gender specific funding up for grabs?

@CrimBarrister I am not sure how the police DFU could use such third party material as part of their FSR Code of Practice neither......so even more will be dealt with outside of the DFUs. I for one will still be screaming (into what appears to be a void) about requiring full disclosure....

Criminal Sols - note that the disclosure time currently for cases involving the DFU (computers/phones) is averaging around 2-3 months so you really need to plan ahead for these cases otherwise you will run out of time in both getting the data and finding experts/analysts.

Looks to be a good day out:

@epsunburst @YouTube My friend, @HadriansWalker recently published her book about this.

DES: This Drug Poisoned Babies for 30 Years youtu.be/L3bAfQ-vcNk?si… via @YouTube

A good friend/client of mine suing Cheshire Police for injuries. Will get less compensation than the lawyers fees who worked on a no win no fee plus 25% of her settlement. Disgraceful. Win win as always.

BBC News - 'Killing in prison is not difficult' - the rise in cold-blooded attacks behind bars bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

A narcissist will never admit fault, and I should know was once married to one and even once went into business with one. gbnews.com/politics/video…

Instead, they wanted a quick conviction and I was a handy patsy forced to spend over 17 years in prison for his horrific crime." bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

APPEAL welcomes the conviction of the true perpetrator of this appalling crime for which our client Andrew Malkinson spent over 17 years wrongly imprisoned: appeal.org.uk/andrew-malkins…

My message to everyone fighting a wrongful conviction is simple. A miscarriage of Justice does not lie dormant in a grave, It will rise up and come back to haunt all those that caused them.

Secondly a lot of lawyers refuse to challenge the system and are the reason that innocent people are in prison in the first place they wont challenge the police or CPS ect and I should know they played a part in my wrongful imprisonment too.