and it's robert hughes on the tape saying i'm in liskeard in the 7000 model of the county jail and and you know he he ran down how he killed his mom. my jaw is just on the table i can't believe it this is my friend this robert hughes this christian this good guy my case was the 4th case 4th defendant against whom robert hughes had come forward and claimed a confession in the span of about a year and a half i think for about a decade prosecutors had this corrupt alliance with jailhouse informants who would . either make up or try to solicit confessions from fellow inmates and then use that information to try to get through leniency on their own case their own sentence there was a shift in my attorney with the tape of robert hughes he gave up on me. i saw it in his eyes. i saw his eyes. those had been incarcerated now for a year as long as it's been which was in comprehensible to me that anybody can spend a day let alone close to a year on bars for something he didn't do now i have another year to wait potentially and so much trial one of the times when i came back up front juvenile hall

who claimed confessed in the 7000 model of county jail and the defense compared robert hughes to a used car salesman who wasn't to be trusted. and one day they wrap their keys on the door and they say listen her it's a verdict my dad was there he was there just every court date he was right there in the front row and we were just you know. i contact but you can't really talk because you're not allowed to it's not a visit you know you're not allowed to visit with your. but he was he was there and the jury comes in. one by one you know excruciating the slow sets down. and the judge speaks we reached a verdict yes we have in the matter of people versus groups list here. with the jury find the defendant. and they said guilty. and it was just. read the bottom literally fell out of my world and said it's over and. it's my life. when you've been falsely accused your only hope is for your attorney to directly challenge the veracity of the police my attorneys seem not to be willing to go that far you never out right said isn't it true that you're just lying about all of this here's the

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robert general. let's get more on the situation with coronavirus across europe. france and poland have reintroduced partial lockdowns, as both countries battle a sharp rise in infections in recent weeks. 0ur correspondent, hugharis lockdown. the government and president macron in particular has been loath to reimpose a lockdown. he's put it off for as long as he could, faced a lot of criticism from doctors who have said there should have been a lockdown way back injanuary when the british variant first started appearing, but macron has said over and again that they are not there just to administer medicine, or the medical aspect of this, but the political social aspect of it as well, and that is very important because there are breakdowns, there are people suffering severe psychological problems, there are economic consequences as well. he is seeing death and things in the round and has reluctantly moved to a lockdown and made sure it is a lighter lockdown because of just that, because people do need, he would say, some sort of outlet. that means that, if you go out in paris today, as i have been, it doesn't look or feel that different. the park near me has plenty of people in it, we're all wearing masks and