Philip Wilson should be a hero to everyone who cares about justice. With little encouragement beyond the determination to prove his innocence this elderly Roman Catholic bishop, not in the best of health, refused to abandon his fight against a wrongful conviction in connection with child sexual abuse. He wasn’t charged with abusing anyone himself – far from it – only with not having reported abuse to the police when, it was alleged, he came to hear of it.
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