Pre-Production: Questions for Liam

Questions for Liam


  • Was your phone taken off you? If so how long were your electronics devices taken from you for? 1 year and 3 months no phone - no one tells you you don't have to take phonehad complainants phone - 9 days before he was arrested
  • Were you confident the police would see you innocence (how confident were you in the justice system - confident at start, now no confidence. No transparency with country and public
  • Would you be comfortable in speaking to someone who has falsely accused of other crimes (I.e. Fraud)
  • Are you happy for us to film and  Innovation of Justice conference?
  • Anyone you know who can speak to us or handled your case from the police? No police will want an interview
  • Did you tell the police where to look for your proof of innocence?
The direction we want to take with this project is basically why the police seem to be missing out on crucial evidence, especially electronic evidence like the use of text/ emails. You are our lead as we believe your story is a key case to this imvestigatiin and your story will resonate with a lot of viewers. You're really level headed and I think it's something you are also interested in finding out and that will be our goal for the end of this journey.

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barrister Juilia smart, lawyer of the year 2018. garland court chambers London.

Not understanding job role, police is just chasing criminals.

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  • First or second day of court was handed into disclosure pack, hadn't seen before, defence barrister pushed. Unused material meant to be in pack given to defence.


Eddie Guilfoil
Michael O'Brian - just been released, lots of change




accuser doesn't have to give up phone
if you don't get acquitted you're cv check will show up

rape victims weren't sure about coming out and being covered by media 15 years ago, took a chance and look now

Allison sanders - can be charged without looking at evidence

CPS - Drops case not guilty

Liam told us that there is a survey about sexual harassment/ rape in England Wales etc. However, the statistic doesn't include cases like Liams where the flash accuser is not prosecuted.

The police and cps (crown procecution service) are letting not only the falsely accused down but also the women who have become victim.



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