By Richard Moore
What About You is a podcast of one to one conversations with Richard Moore, who was shot and blinded in 1972 during the Northern Ireland conflict when he was 10 years old. The podcast focuses on a
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Jan spent almost 11 years in prison for a crime she did not commit. As a mother of two, she continues to fight for her innocence. In this episode, Jan opens up about her remarkable journey of survival in prison, the challenges she faced, and how she battled a serious illness while incarcerated.
Join us as she shares her story of resilience, hope, and the ongoing quest for justice.
Learn more about APPEAL at https://appeal.org.uk/
Jan spent almost 11 years in prison for a crime she did not commit. As a mother of two, she continues to fight for her innocence. In this episode, Jan opens up about her remarkable journey of survival in prison, the challenges she faced, and how she battled a serious illness while incarcerated.
Join us as she shares her story of resilience, hope, and the ongoing quest for justice.
Learn more about APPEAL at https://appeal.org.uk/
Jan spent almost 11 years in prison for a crime she did not commit. As a mother of two, she continues to fight for her innocence. In this episode, Jan opens up about her remarkable journey of survival in prison, the challenges she faced, and how she battled a serious illness while incarcerated.
Join us as she shares her story of resilience, hope, and the ongoing quest for justice.
Learn more about APPEAL at https://appeal.org.uk/
Between 1999 and 2015, over 900 sub postmasters and mistresses across the UK and Ireland were wrongly accused by the Post Office of theft, false accounting and fraud due to an error in the Post Office Horizon software.
Maureen McKelvey was a sub postmistress in Clanabogan and was among those affected and was forced to close her business after the false allegations.
Here, Maureen shares her story of the detrimental effect this accusation had on her health physically and mentally and on her reputation.
Between 1999 and 2015, over 900 sub postmasters and mistresses across the UK and Ireland were wrongly accused by the Post Office of theft, false accounting and fraud due to an error in the Post Office Horizon software.
Maureen McKelvey was a sub postmistress in Clanabogan and was among those affected and was forced to close her business after the false allegations.
Here, Maureen shares her story of the detrimental effect this accusation had on her health physically and mentally and on her reputation.
Between 1999 and 2015, over 900 sub postmasters and mistresses across the UK and Ireland were wrongly accused by the Post Office of theft, false accounting and fraud due to an error in the Post Office Horizon software.
Maureen McKelvey was a sub postmistress in Clanabogan and was among those affected and was forced to close her business after the false allegations.
Here, Maureen shares her story of the detrimental effect this accusation had on her health physically and mentally and on her reputation.
Gerry Kelly was one of four young Derry men wrongfully charged with the murder of a British Soldier in 1979.
These men, known as the ‘Derry Four’ fled to the Republic of Ireland and were on the run for 20 years, returning to Northern Ireland in 1998 for their acquittal.
In these four episodes, Gerry shares the enormous impact this incredible miscarriage of justice had on him and his family.
Gerry Kelly was one of four young Derry men wrongfully charged with the murder of a British Soldier in 1979.
These men, known as the ‘Derry Four’ fled to the Republic of Ireland and were on the run for 20 years, returning to Northern Ireland in 1998 for their acquittal.
In these four episodes, Gerry shares the enormous impact this incredible miscarriage of justice had on him and his family.
Gerry Kelly was one of four young Derry men wrongfully charged with the murder of a British Soldier in 1979.
These men, known as the ‘Derry Four’ fled to the Republic of Ireland and were on the run for 20 years, returning to Northern Ireland in 1998 for their acquittal.
In these four episodes, Gerry shares the enormous impact this incredible miscarriage of justice had on him and his family.
Gerry Kelly was one of four young Derry men wrongfully charged with the murder of a British Soldier in 1979.
These men, known as the ‘Derry Four’ fled to the Republic of Ireland and were on the run for 20 years, returning to Northern Ireland in 1998 for their acquittal.
In these four episodes, Gerry shares the enormous impact this incredible miscarriage of justice had on him and his family.
The podcast currently has 39 episodes available.
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