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Is Britain going mad and why does nobody else appear to have noticed? |
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Tuesday, 08 July 2003 |
"When I was convicted of crimes that never even took place, I found it odd, Then I discovered that there are thousands of prisoners serving time for imaginary crimes, not just sex offences but murders that turned out to be cot deaths. Matthew Kelly was falsely accused. So were the Hamiltons. We went to war over non-existent weapons of mass destruction (if they existed, why weren't they used?). And now the country is galvanised over an abduction in Brighton that appears to have been fictitious. Meanwhile real crimes - such as the murder of Millie Dowler - remain unsolved. Is Britain going mad and why does nobody else appear to have noticed?" Jonathan King
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