How a Brutal Murder Changed an 800-year-old law

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In 1989, 22-year-old Julie Hogg was murdered in her own home in Billingham. Her killer, Billy Dunlop, walked free twice despite damning evidence - protected by an 800-year-old legal loophole. It took one determined mother to change the law forever - Anne Ming

David sat down with Ann at a true crime convention, and shares that conversation in this episode.

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