Posted on March 9th, 2010 by admin
It’s been one week since Ben’s story appeared in the Independent on Sunday and this website was launched. Since then, articles have appeared in a variety of other newspapers and websites, including the Oxford Mail article entitled ‘Is Banbury nurse a killer or victim of coincidence?’ Included in the article was a quote from a [...]
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Posted on March 5th, 2010 by admin
The Royal Statistical Society has reported on the campaign to free Ben Geen, with an article highlighting Jane Hutton’s report into the statistical evidence presented in the case against Ben. The article says:
“Nurse Benjamin Geen’s defence team asserts he is a victim of a “major miscarriage of justice” as it begins an appeal to overturn [...]
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Posted on March 5th, 2010 by admin
The Milton Keynes Citizen has reported on the campaign to free Ben Geen with a front page article. The article says:
“…the family swear he is innocent and claim there is no proof that the former Radcliffe School student, now 29, actually gave the injections.
Barrister Mark McDonald told the Citizen a team of defence experts have [...]
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Posted on March 5th, 2010 by admin
The Oxford Mail has followed up on its original story about the launch of the campaign to free Ben Geen. The article says:
“Now lawyers acting for the former Horton Hospital nurse will submit fresh evidence from a statistician to the Criminal Cases Review Commission, which has the power to send the case back to the [...]
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Posted on March 1st, 2010 by admin
The Oxford Mail has covered the launch of the renewed bid to free Ben Geen.
“The new attempt is the second time barristers working for the former Territorial Army lieutenant have tried to overturn his conviction. A similar bid to have his conviction challenged as ‘unsafe’ failed in November at the Court of Appeal. Today an [...]
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