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An article on a man in Cornwall and his continuing issues post release from a twenty-five year wrongful imprisonment. The accompanying audio interview elevates the telling of this story to a palpable horror. Honestly, I'd like to buy this guy a cup of coffee and listen to him for a while.
Reviewed by waitronunit Jun 09, 01:39pm ( 20 reviews ) • guardian.co.uk
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Rated by RukasuFox on Jun 11, 1:51pm
Sad. Justice isn't always fair or just.
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Rated by LateElf on Jun 11, 4:29am
In my own way, I feel him on the "lost in this world" bit. But.. 25 years *whistles* and what a set of years it was.
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Rated by burneverything on Jun 09, 5:05pm
one of many or is it just "a few"?
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Rated by waitronunit on Jun 09, 1:39pm
An article on a man in Cornwall and his continuing issues post release from a twenty-five year wrongful imprisonment. The accompanying audio interview elevates the telling of this story to a palpable horror. Honestly, I'd like to buy this guy a cup of coffee and listen to him for a while.
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Rated by pangea on Jun 09, 1:09pm
Yeah it's horrific plus it makes me sick either. I try to image what kind of experiment Mr Paul Blackburn had, I can see cleary that it's not swell. But let's be honest, this case wasn't first; we see cases like these anyware in the world. (The ratios may be different, but it happens anyway) And unhapilly this one might not be the last. So, this article made me to think our law system. As residents in this planet, it's possible we've screwed up doing such system like that.
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Rated by bawdydame on Jun 09, 12:15pm
This is horrifying. Why isn't he receiving any help or compensation?
