One in 73 Million: The Wrongful Conviction of Sally Clark
In 1999, solicitor Sally Clark was convicted at Chester Crown Court of murdering her two baby sons, after a celebrated paediatrician told the jury the chance of two natural cot deaths in her family was one in 73 million. The number had no statistical basis, and a pathologist had kept back test results suggesting her second son may have died of natural causes. This is the story of how her convictions were quashed in 2003, the cases that followed, and the price she paid.
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