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The Partial Truth – Errors of Judgement

Author: Satish Sekar November 21, 2014 0 Comments

by Satish Sekar © Satish Sekar January 11th 2006 Failure Ricky Preddie and his brother Danny were nineteen and eighteen years old respectively when they were convicted in August 2006 of the manslaughter of ten year old Damilola Taylor, which…
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Integrated Approach, Vindication

Archbishop of York, blood, blood-staining, Bromley, Damilola Taylor, Danny Preddie, false negatives, Hassan Jihad, John Sentamu, Kastle-Meyer, KM-tests, Mr Justice (Sir Anthony) Hooper, Orlando Pownall QC, presumptive tests, Ricky Preddie, Sian Hedges, the Forensic Science Service, the Home Office, the Metropolitan Police

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Robert (Bob) Parsons (Forensic Chemist/Alcohol Toxicologist, Indian River C…

Bob Parsons

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