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Episode 11: Nick Dunn from Ashington to hell and back
Today I’m talking with Nick Dunn Nick was one of the "Chennai Six," a group of British nationals who were arrested and imprisoned in India in 2013. They were working as security guards on a ship to combat piracy in the Indian Ocean when they were detained by Indian authorities on charges of possessing illegal firearms and ammunition. The men argued that the weapons were lawfully held for anti-piracy purposes.
Today Nick talks about growing up, joining the Military, What happened in India, and life after his release.
The case gained significant media attention and was controversial, with supporters arguing that the men were wrongly convicted and were victims of a miscarriage of justice. After a lengthy legal battle and international pressure, the men were eventually acquitted and released in 2017.
To order Nick's book on Amazon :
https://amzn.eu/d/cAR2qUx
If you like this podcast and the previous ones, please
consider buying me a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/frankiespod, it helps to fund the software and hosting.
Talking of Coffee, Danger Close Coffee supports the podcast.
If you would like to buy some coffee from them use the link below and apply the
code : FRANKIESCOFFEEPOD for a 10% Discount
https://www.dangerclosecoffee.co.uk
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By Frankie DunnToday I’m talking with Nick Dunn Nick was one of the "Chennai Six," a group of British nationals who were arrested and imprisoned in India in 2013. They were working as security guards on a ship to combat piracy in the Indian Ocean when they were detained by Indian authorities on charges of possessing illegal firearms and ammunition. The men argued that the weapons were lawfully held for anti-piracy purposes.
Today Nick talks about growing up, joining the Military, What happened in India, and life after his release.
The case gained significant media attention and was controversial, with supporters arguing that the men were wrongly convicted and were victims of a miscarriage of justice. After a lengthy legal battle and international pressure, the men were eventually acquitted and released in 2017.
To order Nick's book on Amazon :
https://amzn.eu/d/cAR2qUx
If you like this podcast and the previous ones, please
consider buying me a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/frankiespod, it helps to fund the software and hosting.
Talking of Coffee, Danger Close Coffee supports the podcast.
If you would like to buy some coffee from them use the link below and apply the
code : FRANKIESCOFFEEPOD for a 10% Discount
https://www.dangerclosecoffee.co.uk