Thread: Appeal won
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Old 03-05-2005, 16:35   #5
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Re: Appeal won

The Clydach murders caused a great deal of anxiety, misery and anger in the South Wales communities. There has always beena belief that the police were somehow invovled because evidence shows that one of the officers originally arrested was around that area that night and failed to log in to his office.

In any case, South Wales Police are being investigated for corruption and ineptitude with the Lynnette White case so I see no reason why this case should not be opened up again.

Michael Mansfield QC was integral in the defence of the notorious Cardiff Three who were bullied, belittled and subjected to all sorts of abuse by the police force. They were released and Jeffrey Gaffoor is now behind bars where he belongs.

If he considers that there is evidence to suggest that David Morris is innocent then let's hear it and let's presume that he has evidence to suggest that someone else was involved as well. I feel for the Power family but in the interests of justice surely if there was no fresh evidence and no belief that this man was not fairly represented then there should be an inquiry at the very least.

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