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Coles The Exoneration Papers: Sue-Neill Fraser at Village Green Shopping Centre in Vernon, BC
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What happens when a man disappears from his yacht on Australia Day 2009 and police target his partner of 18 years as the prime suspect? The only suspect.
By the time Sue Neill-Fraser is convicted of murdering her partner Bob Chappell, the court will have seen no murder weapon, heard from no witnesses to the murder, heard no evidence that puts Sue Neill-Fraser at the crime scene. And Bob’ s body is still missing.
Tracking the case for a decade, investigative journalist Andrew L. Urban presents the papers full of facts to show this is a wrongful conviction. And shows how ‘ the system’ seeks to protect it.
In the wake of two failed appeals and after Sue Neill-Fraser has served 13 years of her 23 year sentence (and is now on parole), legal experts, academics and politicians detail the many errors that demand the conviction be quashed. Yet despite the constant calls for a review, Tasmania’ s Attorney-General refuses to establish an inquiry, citing misleading reasons.
What happens when a man disappears from his yacht on Australia Day 2009 and police target his partner of 18 years as the prime suspect? The only suspect.
By the time Sue Neill-Fraser is convicted of murdering her partner Bob Chappell, the court will have seen no murder weapon, heard from no witnesses to the murder, heard no evidence that puts Sue Neill-Fraser at the crime scene. And Bob’ s body is still missing.
Tracking the case for a decade, investigative journalist Andrew L. Urban presents the papers full of facts to show this is a wrongful conviction. And shows how ‘ the system’ seeks to protect it.
In the wake of two failed appeals and after Sue Neill-Fraser has served 13 years of her 23 year sentence (and is now on parole), legal experts, academics and politicians detail the many errors that demand the conviction be quashed. Yet despite the constant calls for a review, Tasmania’ s Attorney-General refuses to establish an inquiry, citing misleading reasons.
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