The Case
On the 14th November 2003 at Bristol Crown Court Glyn Razzell was wrongly
convicted of murdering his estranged wife Linda
The British Justice system is supposed to be one of the best in the world...
'Innocent until proven guilty'. The burden of proof in criminal cases
is supposed to be 'beyond all reasonable doubt'. This case contains much
conflicting evidence but it is clear that Glyn Razzell could not have abducted
and murdered his estranged wife.
We invite you to review the case for yourself and make your own mind up
as to whether yet another miscarriage of justice has taken place. We are
sure that after reviewing the case you will agree that this conviction is
unsafe.
..contrary to popular perceptions, wrongful criminal convictions are
not an intermittent high profile phenomenon but a normal, everyday feature
of the criminal justice system... the system doesn't just sometimes get
it wrong, it gets it wrong everyday, of every week, of every month of every
year'.
