Rowe delves into the murder of Cardiff newsagent, Phillip Saunders in 1987. Following a police investigation three men were arrested and wrongfully convicted of murder. This resulted in them spending over a decade behind bars before the court of appeal quashed their conviction in 1998. Rowe meets two of the accused and sees the devastating effects the wrongful conviction has had on their lives.

in 1981 betting shop manager, John Suffield, was murdered in Toxteth, Liverpool. The vicious attack sent shockwaves through the community and two young black men were convicted of the murder. But both men continued to plead their innocence. One suspect, John Kamara, eventually had his conviction quashed after 19 years in prison. Rowe goes in search of what may have led to his wrongful conviction.