- Re: Wesley Porter - Wrongly Convicted of Murder 22 February, 2012A poem by one of Wesley's supporters He was accused of a crime he didn’t commit Yet he never laid down he didn’t submit His fate decided far in advance The trial a formality, he stood no chance To the authorities involved it was all just a game... […]
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- Re: Luke Mitchell - Wrongly Convicted of Murder 22 February, 2012I was watching the frontline documentary yesterday and was left reeling at the way the search trio all changed their stories by the time it got to trial and equally reeling that Findlay never persued it. You can't tell me that when giving the police st... […]
Murder Cases – Externally Hosted
Below is a list of websites hosted independantly which are murder cases where the convicted person is maintaining innocence. There is no forensic evidence linking them to the crimes they are accused of.
Jeremy Bamber’s Official Website
In 1986 Jeremy Bamber was wrongly convicted of murdering five members of his family at their home White House Farm in the village of Toleshunt D’arcy, Essex during the early hours of August 7th 1985.
Initially police believed that Jeremy’s sister, Sheila Caffell, a paranoid schizophrenic had shot the family at close range with a rifle. The inquest recorded the tragedy as four murders and a suicide.
Nick Rose is Innocent
Nick Rose was found guilty of the murder of Charlotte Pinkney on the 17th Feb 2005. The evidence against him is all circumstantial. The last sighting of Charlotte Pinkney that we are aware of was on Tues 2nd March, she disappeared from the North Devon town of Ilfracombe, if she is dead her body has never been found.
There were seven sightings of her after the time that the police said Nick had killed her, and none of these witnesses had been drinking alcohol or taking drugs.When one of the witnesses went to make his statement he was told by the police that he was putting a “Spanner in the works”.
Justice For Kevin Nunn
Kevin Nunn was arrested for the murder of Dawn Walker on 14 March 2005 and charged 2 days later. In October 2005 he was granted bail and was able to live on his own and sign-in to a police station each day. The trial took place at Ipswich Crown Court in October 2006 and was based purely on circumstantial evidence. The co-defendent was acquitted during the trial. Kevin Nunn was wrongly convicted in November 2006 and given a 22 year life sentence for a crime he did not commit.
Lee Mockble is Innocent
On the 20th April 2008, Lee Mockble and a couple of friends were caught up in the traffic of an Aston Villa v Birmingham City match. They weren’t familiar with the area so hadn’t known to avoid it after the game and instead found themselves being attacked by known hooligans as Lee tried to drive through. Ryan Pedley sitting in the passenger seat was injured during the incident and began bleeding profusely so Lee turned the car trying to get to paramedics he’d seen. Many witnesses saw one of the protagonists, Christopher Priest, slip and fall into the path of the car, he died almost instantly. In May 2009, Lee was convicted of Murder.
JUSTICE 4 BRENDAN
The Nightmare began on Halloween 2003 when Brendan Dixon was charged with the crime of murdering a frail 91-year-old Margaret Irvine in Galston, a small village about 6 miles from Kilmarnock in Central Ayrshire, Scotland.
We put our faith in the Scottish justice system believing that things would work out, even being told by lawyers that the case would probably never see a trial.
There was no physical evidence in this case. It was based on 3rd party hearsay and circumstantial evidence. Police recovered DNA and Footprints from the murder scene which did not belong to any of the accused.
