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The Royal Courts of Justice
On
4th June 1992 Paula Gilfoyle, eight and a half months pregnant, was
found hanging in the garage of her home in Upton, Wirral. In July 1993, at
Liverpool Crown Court, her husband Eddie was convicted of her murder but
maintains that he is innocent.
His
family and supporters have gathered compelling evidence - never seen by the
trial jury - that Paula was not killed but committed suicide. Despite this new
evidence, Eddies appeals against his conviction have been rejected by the
Court of Appeal and Eddie remains in prison.
The
original investigation by the Merseyside Police and which led to Eddies
conviction was seriously flawed. Crucial evidence was either lost, ignored or
not properly investigated. Eddie Gilfoyle has suffered doubly - losing first his
wife and unborn child and then his freedom.
Please navigate through the links
on the left in the order they appear to
read the full story of the Eddie Gilfoyle Case.
Links to other Miscarriage of Justice Websites
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Name of website |
Description |
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| Sue May |
Miscarriage of Justice Case |
www.susanmay.co.uk |
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Innocent |
INNOCENT is a Manchester-based
organisation which supports and campaigns for innocent people in prison. |
www.innocent.org.uk/ |
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MOJO
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Miscarriage of Justice Organisation
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www.mojoscotland.com/
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MOJUK
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Fighting Miscarriages of Justice in the UK |
www.mojuk.org.uk/
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Insidedoubt
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INSIDEDOUBT
is for anyone who needs help campaign against miscarriages of justice
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www.insidedoubt.co.uk/
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4WardEver UK
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4WardEver Team follows numerous cases of injustice including Eddie's to help raise awareness and support.
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www.4wardever.org
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