The Overturn
- Society & Culture · Documentary
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About
We’re taught to believe that our justice system is fair. That it’s almost impossible for an innocent person to go to prison for a crime they didn't commit. But what if that isn’t the case? From teenagers jailed over group-chat messages, a former police officer alleging he’s been stitched up by colleagues, to four men claiming a corrupt undercover police sting led to their terrorism conviction, The Overturn brings their fight for justice to the forefront. Produced by Marnie Duke. Executive Producers are Jon Robins & Calum McRae. The series is supported by The Future Justice Project.
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Recent episodes
- "Fighting a miscarriage of justice is the most herculean task imaginable"
- Justin Plummer: 28 years in prison for a crime I didn’t commit
- Jason Moore: Wrong Man in Prison for Murder, Says Victim’s Family
- Danny Major: I Was Fit-up by Colleagues, Says Jailed Police Officer
- The Manchester Ten: Jailed Over a Group Chat
- Alex Henry: My Brother Didn’t Kill but is a Convicted Murderer
- Mark “Ozzy” Osbourne: Accused of Murder while Behind Bars
- The Birmingham Four: Terrorist Masterminds or Victims of a Fit-Up?
- Robin Garbutt: Innocent Robbery Victim or Cold-Blooded Killer?
- Introducing The Overturn