Man jailed for life for murder cannot be guilty, Court of Appeal told
by Callum Parke
Feb 28, 2024
2 minutes
A man with learning disabilities who was jailed for life for murder in the 1990s should have his “unsafe” conviction quashed as he cannot be the person responsible, the Court of Appeal has heard.
Oliver Campbell was jailed in 1991 for the fatal shooting of Baldev Hoondle during a robbery at a shop in Hackney, east London, on July 22 1990.
The now-53-year-old’s case has been referred
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