Jailed for 12 years: Andrew Mallard's wrongful murder conviction | Australian Story 

@Keith Whitty, sadly that would not be the case, but hope on the great day of judgement, we will see justice, cause Thee will judge each one of us accordingly.

@The Fourth Man their oaths, are oaths of deception. So don't rely upon them. Thou these days police officers are trying to better themselves.

@@birdyelke775 You are completely right. I was wrong ly convicted but only for 5 months and all I got was an applology that meant nothing to me. 12yrs must leave a bitter taste in your mouth.

@@cheanarchist2381 Disgusting. Tjis is why CHANGE is needed accross the board and disolve corruption and lies and deceipt. We are the cogs that make the world turn and we have the power UNITED

@UCLAnvSJnA0OJ5a_-c0kylkQ It's something I can only imagine must have been soul destroying but you seem to have made it through the other side. 💪😜👍

Same the happened in cSK case.

Sorry i just happen to see your message

THIS Is NOT True Crime !!! It's just a Soap Opera !!!

Yes they should HAVE been

Country cops. WA was a frontier town then.

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@@johnoneill7947 So thats your excuse for them is it? Country cops. Dont they know how to be honest and run an investigation?

Wen u havnever experienced a life under the influence of bad others it's difficult to understand how things were and howr they now. As long asthose that havewro ged u r alive then payback s possible even if the wronged party s dead.

@Yasira, we should protested until someone/somebody start an throughly investigation...

Especially in WA as a legacy of Dave Caporn and Don Hancock et al. Astonishing some of them aren't in jail.

I certainly agree in and it's just World they would have been

There's two cases like this in Scotland one still in prison Luke Mitchell, life in prison for killing his girlfriend at 14 His case is on yt and John simmson 20 years in prison then found innocent with DNA, also watch trail and error the ice cream wars it's amazing how low the police can go and poor tc Campbell has sadly passed away after a wrongful conviction for killing a family of six !

@@ricky4mel it's so sad that this could even happen. Justice is coming for everyone. I have friends who are police officers and they would never do something like this yet I wouldn't trust some of their friends as far as I could throw them. When I was working with satanic abused victims the cop told me there were no missing children in Canada. There's no winning or progress with a crooked cop. Love and light I hope you have a wonderful day

I couldnt agree more. And the prosecutor too, absolutely. They should be accountable for their actions in every case, so this railroading scheme ends. Just as we, regular people, are accountable when we seriously harm others, even by accident. And this was no accident, they did this very consciously and with regard, it seems. These guys didnt harm only Andrew, but Pamelas family too, the real killer stayed on the street, justice wasnt served. And he was able to murder his gf too, so even more victims for this bunch. Something needs to change, so these things cant happen so often. I just watched “Blood on the tracks” about Mark Haines from this same channel, corrupt cops too, very similar case, only theres no innocent in prison. How can police and lawyer be the only occupations where youre not liable for the work you have done? It seems to be global issue. Pretty puzzling when you really think about it.

I agree 100% Corrupt, lieing Police and CPS should face charges for this kind of disgusting perjury.... There'd be less miscarriages of justice, if lieing law enforcement could be held responsible for their fitting people up?

Spot on brother.

ustralia the worst

Bilinda Law-Morley I was thinking that myself,and that he looked at the world through eyes that only saw innocence and didn’t realise how corrupt and evil people can be !

Bilinda Law-Morley now he can enjoy getting stoned in peace

hope he finds peace would be an understatement - easy said than done.

Sadly he passed away in 2019. Poor man.

@@Daaaanielle kinda makes you wonder about that fiance.

What's the point of praying if your gawd obviously wanted this to happen, you tool ..

Selma Alva he was compensated by the western Australian govt though it was nowhere near enough as for him being hit by a car it was an accident nothing else this poor bloke had the worst hand of cards dealt to him in life

@@diogopinto9462 lol these religious types are divs

That statement not meant for this world is absolute mental rubbish by the sayer. I wish people wud just shut up. I can see how they set him up. They had people suggest things, he agreed then turned around and said he had offered it as first person experience when it was said to him. That is what happens when ppl go wacko with senseless hysteria.

@@aonehouseboy4945 it's actually from the song Vincent by Don McLean

@@neilhembrow6470 that's a new one on me? Neuil, r meant ahuman Bei g?

@@aonehouseboy4945 check the lyrics to Vincent by Don McLean

also now if you choose not to say anything when you are detained by police this can no longer be held against you. This is now (supposed to be) incorporated into a persons miranda/bill of rights. Dont even say no comment because those two words can be used against you at a later date, it also winds up & infuriates the most placid of police officers. I've also learned from watching these programs that you do not take up any invitation by police to come to the station for an interview, conversation, witness account, to verify or confirm certain details or just for a friendly chat. if they had any actual evidence that you committed a crime they will go look/search for you the minute the warrant/arrest sheet is drawn up. They will arrest you on the spot where they find you they don't need to send out invitations. Far too many people make their job far too easy & end up talking themselves in to a crime they didn't commit. Unfortunately some people aren't as clued up as others & don't believe police officers are capable of been untrustworthy or dishonest because at one time they were considered to be the most honest & caring people in society alongside priests & God fearing folks. I've never understood how Police/LE are allowed to lie through their teeth while interrogating or interviewing a suspect/witness, this fact alone should make a person be wary of accepting a police officers invitation to their station. The first thing a person asks the police is 'do I need a solicitor/attorney or parent to come with me for an interview' the first thing they tell you is 1) no, you are not under arrest 2) you are not a suspect but more often when a person asks for an attorney/solicitor in a true crime program the police always say the person must be guilty or is hiding or knows something!

No, this isn't the correct response. This kind of block-headed, blinkered attitude is the same as that condemns an innocent and makes us forget all about them. There is no denying that wrongful convictions, especially for murder, are a grave injustice. They strip good people of their freedom and let the guilty roam free, oftentimes to murder again. It's unconscionable. But that does _not_ mean we should tar all police officers or police services with the same brush. Imagine, if you can, what life would be like if everyone decided to adopt your attitude to the police. That kind of adversarial, 'people vs pigs' mentality is fatuous nonsense.

Nx Doyle Andrew confessed under peer pressure, so if he never confessed even if the cops said “ oh if you confess we will let you off” this never would have happened, and I wouldn’t be wasting my life on an assignment🤣

@@NxDoyle it's not fatuous nonsense though, the majority of your point is correct but the police needs a reform

@Nx Doyle. Mmmmm, yes.....imagine such a situation where the Police actually had to physically Investigate cases & follow the evidence to a conclusion! Starting every case with an open mind & building a case on hard, irrefutable evidence! Gosh.....what sort of Society could wish for such a thing! In all seriousness I do understand what you're saying however when it comes to someone being questioned as a Suspect (not Witness) then they should Always have Legal Representation! No question. No doubt that the Good outweighs the Bad when it comes to most Police forces but even 1 innocent person being pressured/coerced into a false confession/statement is too many & sadly it's not completely unheard of. We only get to hear about the more high profile cases which have gone past the point of being silenced as it's not something they like to be disclosed. No Comment protects the Innocent! Not the Guilty!

WA is diseased with them.

What you mean by Greek please? Not heard that before ay.

@Teena Courtney Oh ok, thanks. I was half asleep watching it, must've went over my head. I'll go listen. Ta 👍

@Teena Courtney Yeah I got it now. Think I'm the same 😁

There are people that have been set up by the police and prosecuted by the courts all over the world. U hope it never happens 2 u or anyone else.

The daughter is wonderful about how he was treated by the system and failing to find the murderer of her mother first time round.

And know your rights under the Australian Constitution. Wayne Glew has lots of RU-vid videos which are full of information.

There is never a good reason to not contact a lawyer if questioned. Anything you say will only harm you. I would much rather look guilty for contacting a lawyer than be convicted of something I didn't do.

He passed away in April 2019 after being struck by a car.

@@samboy1406 Yes i meant in his afterlife :-)

@@Tom-uv7ry Hey hey hey stop with the snide asides..there COULD be an after life, I believe personally there is something.

@@Tom-uv7ry calm tf down, so serious about what you're writing geez it's really OK dude, there could be, so what if I think there could be, who cares lol you're an idiot

Sad

It was a hit & run in L.A

As I said above: There is never a good reason to not contact a lawyer if questioned. Anything you say will only harm you. I would much rather look guilty for contacting a lawyer than be convicted of something I didn't do.

totally the same ... did not expect that ending

Andrew was a stoner . If you watch the original interview , it's plain to see he is being steered and some questions put to him are disguised as being hypothetical After he answered thinking his great mind was helping to solve a crime , the cops twisted the hypothetical into an admission of guilt .