‘Birmingham Four’ ask CCRC to investigate convictions for terror plot

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The case of the "Birmingham Four" has resurfaced as the defendants seek justice through an investigation by the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC). These four men, convicted of planning a terrorist attack in the UK, are now questioning the integrity of their convictions, alleging a police stitch-up that mirrors past miscarriages of justice.

 

The elaborate undercover operation, dubbed Operation Pesage, saw officers creating a fake delivery company to ensnare the suspects. However, questions arose when a bag containing a partially constructed pipe bomb, a suspected handgun, and a meat cleaver with "kafir" scratched onto it was discovered under the seat of one of the defendants' cars on their first day of work. This discovery led to the convictions of Khobaib Hussain, Naweed Ali, Mohibur Rahman, and Tahir Aziz in 2017.

 

The defense argues that an undercover officer, known as "Vincent," may have planted the incriminating evidence, citing suspicious actions such as moving the bag after its discovery and exchanging messages with his superior during the trial. Furthermore, discrepancies in forensic evidence and the absence of CCTV footage raise doubts about the integrity of the prosecution's case.

 

 

Despite these concerns, the convictions were upheld, with the judge asserting that the jury had rejected claims of evidence tampering. However, the defendants and their supporters continue to question the fairness of the trial and the reliability of the verdict.

 

 

As the Birmingham Four turn to the CCRC for a thorough investigation, they join a legacy of individuals seeking justice in the face of perceived miscarriages of justice. Gareth Peirce, renowned for her work on cases like the Birmingham Six and Guildford Four, emphasizes the need for scrutiny of police conduct and urges the CCRC to wield its authority to uncover the truth.

 

The case serves as a reminder of the enduring importance of safeguarding the integrity of the criminal justice system and ensuring that every individual receives a fair trial.

 

2024-04-23

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[john donson]

too many men like above, made me move to TH... for my daughter's sake

[JonnyF]

On 4/23/2024 at 5:34 AM, Social Media said:

The case of the "Birmingham Four" has resurfaced as the defendants seek justice through an investigation by the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC). These four men, convicted of planning a terrorist attack in the UK, are now questioning the integrity of their convictions, alleging a police stitch-up that mirrors past miscarriages of justice.

 

Cool story, Bros. 

 

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