Oliver Campbell spent 30 years trying to clear his name after being wrongly convicted of murder.
He spent more than a decade in seven different prisons for a crime he didn't commit.
In this podcast you'll hear how Oliver suffered a brain injury when he was a baby - which affected his memory and meant he was vulnerable to manipulation.
His legal team said a confession at the time was made amid the immense stress of 14 interviews by police… and the evidence against him didn't add up.
Hear from Oliver himself and the people who helped clear his name.
The Innocence Podcast is brought to you by The Manchester Innocence Project - https://bit.ly/34YbLTi
Presenter/Researcher: Kylie Pentelow
Executive Producer: Claire McGourlay
Donate to the Manchester Innocence Project - https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/manchester-innocence-project-justice-hub
All content for The Innocence Podcast is the property of The Innocence Podcast and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
Oliver Campbell spent 30 years trying to clear his name after being wrongly convicted of murder.
He spent more than a decade in seven different prisons for a crime he didn't commit.
In this podcast you'll hear how Oliver suffered a brain injury when he was a baby - which affected his memory and meant he was vulnerable to manipulation.
His legal team said a confession at the time was made amid the immense stress of 14 interviews by police… and the evidence against him didn't add up.
Hear from Oliver himself and the people who helped clear his name.
The Innocence Podcast is brought to you by The Manchester Innocence Project - https://bit.ly/34YbLTi
Presenter/Researcher: Kylie Pentelow
Executive Producer: Claire McGourlay
Donate to the Manchester Innocence Project - https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/manchester-innocence-project-justice-hub
Would you ever have thought that the music you listen to could be used to convict you of a crime?
The organisation Art Not Evidence wants to stop the use of creative and artistic expression as evidence in criminal trials.
In this podcast we hear from two people involved in that campaign - Kier Monteith KC and Elli Brazill.
Both Keir and Elli believe there has been an alarming increase in rap music being used to convict people. They say police and prosecutors even use listening to rap music, posting videos, or writing lyrics to suggest a motive for carrying out crime.
Art Not Evidence: https://artnotevidence.org
This episode of The Innocence Podcast was supported by Fieldfisher - a European law firm with market-leading practices in technology, financial services, energy & natural resources, and life sciences - https://www.fieldfisher.com/
The Innocence Podcast is brought to you by The Manchester Innocence Project - https://bit.ly/34YbLTi
Presenter/Researcher: Kylie Pentelow
Executive Producer: Claire McGourlay
Donate to the Manchester Innocence Project - https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/manchester-innocence-project-justice-hub
The Innocence Podcast
Oliver Campbell spent 30 years trying to clear his name after being wrongly convicted of murder.
He spent more than a decade in seven different prisons for a crime he didn't commit.
In this podcast you'll hear how Oliver suffered a brain injury when he was a baby - which affected his memory and meant he was vulnerable to manipulation.
His legal team said a confession at the time was made amid the immense stress of 14 interviews by police… and the evidence against him didn't add up.
Hear from Oliver himself and the people who helped clear his name.
The Innocence Podcast is brought to you by The Manchester Innocence Project - https://bit.ly/34YbLTi
Presenter/Researcher: Kylie Pentelow
Executive Producer: Claire McGourlay
Donate to the Manchester Innocence Project - https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/manchester-innocence-project-justice-hub
