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The Innocence Podcast
The Innocence Podcast
27 episodes
1 month ago
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
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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
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25: A Leading Role
The Innocence Podcast
24 minutes 50 seconds
4 months ago
25: A Leading Role
Toby Jones is a well known British actor. One of his more recent roles was playing Alan Bates - the lead campaigner for victims of the Post Office Scandal - where thousands of sub-postmasters were wrongly blamed for financial losses on the computer system. In this episode you'll hear from Toby about why he took the role - and why he thinks the programme, Alan Bates Vs The Post Office, had such an impact.   Toby was born in London to a family of actors. He grew up in Oxford but went on to study drama at The Victoria University of Manchester, graduating in 1989. He received a University Outstanding Alumni Award from Manchester in 2012 and became an Honorary Professor of Drama at Manchester in 2017. 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