Biased interpretation of selective evidence
The podcast doesn’t really live up to the premise at all - that an innocent man has been put in jail. The evidence presented in the podcast is very selective and interpreted in a way that doesn’t even provide any compelling reason why the judgment should be disturbed. Quite tellingly, it starts by outlining that it was the defence lawyer who got in touch with the journalist to raise these issues. It seems like the journalist has bought the defence lawyer’s tale hook, line and sinker and is using the podcast as a way to build public support for it. Biased much?
biting_mammal via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 08/28/24
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