If Justice Fails Completely

Als justitie op een onvoorstelbare wijze faalt, verandert alles. Dat moment bepaalt de rest van je leven, en het onrecht dat je voelt, is onmogelijk in woorden uit te drukken.

If Justice Goes Wrong Beyond Belief, It Changes Everything. That Moment Marks the Rest of Your Life, and the Injustice You Feel Is Impossible to Put into Words.

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Explore how morality influences justice, and the impact of human perspective on cases where justice may fail, whether intentionally or through honest mistakes.

1 Tracy Felstead: The Heartbreaking Impact of a Wrongful Conviction

Nineteen: Tracy Felstead’s Story

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5 jul 2023

This video takes viewers through the impact of Post Office investigations and prosecution on Tracy Felstead. Tracy was 19 when she was imprisoned. Warning: some of this material is very upsetting and contains discussion of suicide

Essential viewing

Must-Listen Video

 

 

2 A War Veteran’s Fight for Justice: Wrongly Accused and Imprisoned for 17 Years

17 Years in Prison: War Veteran Falsely Accused of Murder (Crime Documentary)

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15 mei 2021

In Brooklyn in 1988, a Vietnam veteran, Barry Gibbs, is convicted of murder after an eyewitness names him as a woman’s killer. The veteran does not understand the conviction or how he came to be involved in the case at all.

Innocent individuals suffer due to flawed justice systems & institutional cover-ups, exemplified by cases like The Central Park Five.

3 The Struggle for Truth: Gareth Jenkins on the Final Day of the Post Office Inquiry

“Gareth Jenkins explains:

‘that he was trapped in a situation
where he ended up doing something he shouldn’t have.

The concept of presenting something
as both deeply flawed and yet perfect at the same time
is not only difficult but also risky.

Gareth Jenkins Post Office Scandal: 'They clearly wanted me to say everything was perfect'

Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry live:
Crucial prosecution witness Gareth Jenkins says
Post Office ‘tried to put words in my mouth’ | Law Gazette

4 Key Takeaways
  • When you take the time to watch and listen carefully to the video Nineteen: Tracy Felstead’s Story, and truly understand the profound consequences Tracy Felstead endured for over 20 years, it becomes clear how deeply this injustice affected her life.
  • On the other side, consider the confession made by Gareth Jenkins at the end of his intense questioning by Miss Page in the video LIVE: Post Office Inquiry Questions Former Fujitsu Engineer Gareth Jenkins on the Final Day.
  • Gareth Jenkins explains:
  • “I was trapped in a situation where I ended up doing something I shouldn’t have.”
  • The concept of presenting something as both deeply flawed and yet perfect at the same time is not only difficult but also risky.
  • In other words, as reported in the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry live:
    Crucial prosecution witness Gareth Jenkins says the Post Office ‘tried to put words in my mouth’ | Law Gazette
  • Considering that Tracy was just 19 years old when she was imprisoned for no reason at all, this context deepens the gravity of the miscarriage of justice she faced.
5 Such Situations Are Unfortunately Common: It Is Abhorrent
6 People Can Behave in Painfully Bizarre Ways

Post Office inquiry and a deep dive character study of Angela van den Bogerd

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27 feb 2026 Common Sense News
 
We are taking a deep dive look into Angela van den Bogerd, her character and how she seems to think she has behaved properly throughout her tenure at the Post Office.
7 A High-Level Breakdown: Melinda Gates on the Unraveling of a 27-Year Marriage
8 Caught in the Act: A Prank Revealing the Complexities of False Accusations

Kid Steals Police Officer Wallet Prank

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15 mei 2021

In Brooklyn in 1988, a Vietnam veteran, Barry Gibbs, is convicted of murder after an eyewitness names him as a woman’s killer. The veteran does not understand the conviction or how he came to be involved in the case at all.