LBC caller: 'I was wrongly accused of a major robbery'
May 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelA man who has been in prison for murder since the late 1980s has seen his conviction quashed.
Peter Sullivan is now considered to be the UK’s longest-serving victim of a miscarriage of justice after the Court of Appeal ruled in his favour on Tuesday.
Lawyers for Mr Sullivan told the London court that new evidence showed that the killer of Diane Sindall in 1986 “was not the defendant” and barristers for the Crown Prosecution Service agreed, stating there was “no credible basis on which the appeal can be opposed”.
“In the light of that evidence, it is impossible to regard the appellant’s conviction as safe,” said Lord Justice Holroyde, who led the hearing alongside Mr Justice Goss and Mr Justice Bryan.
As the news breaks, caller Lawrence tells Simon Marks his story.
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