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This book is a must read, giving you a first hand account of how the case was handled by Herts police, and goes into great detail on the crime itself and the people that were involved. This information is believed to be derived from police sources to influence the very weak case that was alleged against him. The following year Vincent and Lane were charged with the murder but Vincent was acquitted at the subsequent trial.Very good book, hopefully when appeal is won it must lead a great deal of change to legislation within law of the criminal justice system, and powers of investigation and witholding of evidence used or unused because the ultimate outcome in a court of law is supposed to be the truth and also LAW ITSELF IS SUPPOSED TO BE ON TRIAL. Having watched his podcast with James English, where he came across a very intelligent and successful guy, I contacted him through social media to try and purchase his book, and was thrilled when he swiftly responded and then sent me a personalised signed copy, what an absolute gent.

Robert Magill was known for his involvement in protection rackets and after his murder, witnesses saw two men with a mask running away in a red BMW. And takes readers on the journey of the author- Kevin Lane, a hard working, considerate and innocent person, who spent more than 20 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. Also the CCRC were set up in honesty only to prevent the flow of unsafe convictions reaching the European Court of human rights and then UK being told to overthrow unsafe convictions or UK to be hit with penalties and the convictions marked as unlawful, the CCRC was a placebo and a method to end people's fight for justice.Can you please take a minute of your time to support Kevin by signing and sharing this petition through your social media? Spackman’s involvement in another case, involving cloned credit cards, led to the successful appeal of the two men convicted. The book leaves the reader with a sense of anger at the injustice that Kevin Lane has had to suffer but also hope, in that he has managed to retain his sense of humour and faith in human nature. Kevin has spent over 20 years in prison, tirelessly and relentlessly fighting to get his conviction overturned.

Kevin Lane introduces us to the major characters chapter by chapter and they are all very different and this allows for great contrast.The item was shipped fast and was nicely packaged in a very thick paper mailing envelope and arrived as scheduled in perfect used condition. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Also it exposes the use of public interest immunity certificates to keep important evidence hidden from police view.