Conviction: Murder at the Station follows a team of experts as they investigate whether evidence exists that could challenge the conviction of a man in prison for a murder he denies. Every year, over 500 people in the UK are convicted of murder. A guilty verdict can only be challenged if new evidence comes to light - and less than 1% of cases are ever overturned. Inside Justice is a specialist charity led by Louise Shorter, supported by a panel of criminal lawyers, ex-police officers and forensics experts who offer assistance to prisoners who are protesting their innocence. In this series, we meet Louise as she investigates a case, looking for evidence that could present grounds to bring an appeal - and ultimately overturn the conviction of a Southampton man in prison for the murder of his secret lover. Conviction: Murder at the Station is a two-part series from James Newton, director of Bafta-nominated The Detectives. It is a compelling look into real life crime, through the eyes of a charity that investigates alleged miscarriages of justice. Less
Conviction: Murder at the Station was broadcast on BBC2 at Thursday 15 November 2018, 00:15. This episode was initially placed on Wednesday 28 September 2016.
