On March 14, 1991, the Birmingham Six walked free after 16 years of wrongful imprisonment for IRA pub bombings that killed 21 people. They were tortured into false confessions, convicted on fabricated forensic evidence, and kept in prison even after investigators found the real bombers. Meanwhile, the families of the 21 victims were denied justice twice first by terrorists, then by a system that imprisoned innocent men instead of finding the actual killers. This is a story about what happens when criminal justice systems fail catastrophically, and why those failures still matter today.