| Mystery and My Family. |
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| The British justice system
is the envy of the world. |
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| But in the past,
mistakes have been made. |
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| Between the 1900 and the year 1964, |
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| approximately 800 people were hanged
in the United Kingdom. |
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| Many of those desperately protested
their innocence. |
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| Some of these long-standing
convictions |
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| could be a miscarriage of justice. |
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| She has received most of the blows
in this position |
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| once she's already bleeding. |
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| In this series, a living relative |
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| will attempt to clear
their family name. |
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| My father died thinking
that his father was a murderer. |
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| That must have been terrible. |
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| Searching for new evidence... |
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| The findings on it are really
quite instructive. |
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| There was no blood inside
the hammer. |
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| ..with help from two of the UK's
leading barristers, |
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| one for the defence... |
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| This is a very worrying case. |
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| I think the evidence
is very suspect. |
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