In 2022, ten teenage boys were jailed for plotting “revenge attacks” on a group chat in response to the murder of their friend. In this episode, Marnie speaks to a campaigner about why she believes the boys’ grief was co-opted and constructed into something it wasn’t. Read more about the story at <a href="http://www.justicegap.com/" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">www.justicegap.com</a> Image: Getty

In 2022, ten teenage boys were jailed for plotting “revenge attacks” on a group chat in response to the murder of their friend. In this episode, Marnie speaks to a campaigner about why she believes the boys’ grief was co-opted and constructed into something it wasn’t. Read more about the story at www.justicegap.com Image: Getty

In 2022, ten teenage boys were jailed for plotting “revenge attacks” on a group chat in response to the murder of their friend. In this episode, Marnie speaks to a campaigner about why she believes the boys’ grief was co-opted and constructed into something it wasn’t.&nbsp;Read more about the story at <a href="http://www.justicegap.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.justicegap.com</a> Image: Getty

The Manchester Ten: Jailed Over a Group Chat

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 &amp; Calum McRae. The series is supported by The Future Justice Project.

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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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