Mississippi man freed after 22-year wrongful conviction
A Mississippi man has been freed after spending 22 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. New evidence revealed flaws in the original investigation.
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Gang guilty of murdering Greek tourist in Bonnie Blue mansion
A gang of robbers has been convicted of murdering a Greek tourist during a violent home invasion at a luxury mansion in Bonnie Blue. The shocking crime has sent shockwaves through the community.
Bailiffs chase wrong woman over council tax error
A woman is battling to clear her name after bailiffs threatened her over unpaid council tax – for a property she's never even lived in. The shocking error has left her fearing for her credit score and reputation.
Surrey Police apologises for wrongful family accusation
Surrey Police has issued an apology after mistakenly accusing a family of involvement in a crime that occurred in Devon, causing distress and confusion.
Man guilty of murdering ex over £100k debt in luxury hotel
A man has been convicted of murdering his former fiancée after a dispute over a £100,000 debt, with the crime taking place in a five-star hotel.
Court quashes Justin Plummer's conviction
The Court of Appeal has quashed the conviction of Justin Plummer, who was previously found guilty in the high-profile case involving Janice Cartwright-Gilbert. The ruling has sparked renewed debate over the evidence and legal procedures.
Vigilante killer begs mercy after torturing innocent dad
A self-styled paedophile hunter who tortured and killed an innocent man wrongly accused of child abuse begs for leniency in court.
Ex-MP Gareth Ward convicted of sex offences
Ex-NSW MP Gareth Ward has been taken into custody after being convicted of serious sex offences. Read the full story here.
UK businessman faces life sentence in Dubai
The family of Ryan Cornelius, a British businessman imprisoned in Dubai for 15 years, is pleading with the UK Foreign Office to secure his release amid concerns over his deteriorating health and alleged unfair trial.
CPS drops wrongful assault case in Epping
The Crown Prosecution Service has withdrawn charges against Dean Smith, who was falsely accused of assaulting a Home Office immigration officer during a raid in Essex.
Maxwell appeals to Supreme Court over Epstein-linked conviction
Ghislaine Maxwell, the former associate of Jeffrey Epstein, has filed a plea to the US Supreme Court to overturn her 2021 sex trafficking conviction. Her legal team argues procedural errors and challenges the credibility of key witnesses.
Airbnb rapist jailed for 12 years in Birmingham
A man who used Airbnb to lure and rape a woman in Birmingham has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. The shocking case highlights dangers in short-term rental platforms.
Etan Patz verdict overturned in shocking court decision
A US appeals court has overturned the conviction of Pedro Hernandez in the infamous 1979 disappearance of six-year-old Etan Patz, reigniting debates over justice and evidence.
Mexican Marine Wrongly Detained by ICE
A Mexican national and former US Marine was mistakenly detained by ICE despite his military service and pending citizenship application, sparking outrage and legal action.
Woman cleared after biting attacker’s tongue in self-defence
A South Korean woman wrongfully convicted for biting her alleged attacker’s tongue has received an official apology and compensation after a prolonged legal battle.
Tom Hayes: Libor Scandal and Legal Battle
Former trader Tom Hayes' role in the Libor scandal and his ongoing legal battle to clear his name. Discover the twists and turns of one of banking's biggest controversies.
Chicago Teen Wrongly Sent to Guantánamo Bay
A Chicago teenager was mistakenly sent to Guantánamo Bay after being falsely accused of terrorism, according to a shocking new investigation.
Spanish family detained over Trump sign mix-up
A Spanish-speaking family was wrongfully detained by Atlanta police after a neighbour mistook a pro-Trump sign for a distress signal, sparking outrage and calls for better cultural sensitivity training.
Ex-City worker guilty of spying for Russia
A 56-year-old ex-City worker has been convicted of attempting to pass sensitive information to Russia, marking a major breach of UK national security.
Doctors sued over patient death at music bingo
A tragic incident at a music bingo event has led to a lawsuit against doctors, raising questions about medical negligence and patient safety.
Etan Patz killer's conviction overturned in shock ruling
In a shocking turn of events, the conviction of Pedro Hernandez for the 1979 murder of six-year-old Etan Patz has been overturned, reigniting one of America's most infamous cold cases.
United Airlines pilot sues over wrongful dismissal linked to alcoholism
A former United Airlines pilot alleges he was wrongfully dismissed after his alcoholism, triggered by a concussion, led to failed alcohol tests. The lawsuit sheds light on aviation safety and employee rights.
Miners win 40-year battle for justice over strike arrests
After 40 years of struggle, former miners and their families celebrate a landmark ruling that acknowledges wrongful arrests during the 1984-85 strikes.
Widow reveals shocking MRI death details
The grieving wife of a man who died in a horrific MRI machine incident has shared harrowing details of his final moments and levelled shocking accusations.
Senator Found Guilty of Cat Burglary
Democratic Senator Nicole Mitchell convicted of breaking into her stepmother's home. Read the full story of this bizarre political scandal.
Liberian men seek justice after 16 years of wrongful US detention
Three Liberian men, falsely accused of terrorism in the US, continue their fight for justice after being wrongfully detained for 16 years.
Constance Marten & Mark Gordon's shocking past revealed
Explosive court documents reveal Constance Marten and Mark Gordon's troubled past, including a rape conviction and assault on police, as their high-profile case continues.
13th wrongful conviction overturned in corrupt cop scandal
Victims of Britain's most corrupt police officer are calling for urgent legal changes after judges quashed the 13th wrongful conviction linked to his misconduct.
Final Stockwell Six member cleared after 50 years
The last of the 'Stockwell Six' has been exonerated after being wrongfully convicted in a 1972 case involving corrupt police. This marks the end of a five-decade fight for justice.
Stockwell Six convictions overturned after 50 years
Three members of the 'Stockwell Six' have finally had their names cleared after being wrongfully convicted in a notorious 1972 case involving corrupt police officer Derek Ridgewell.
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