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If it is proof that they've done things wrong, then i got a suspended jail sentence, several other people actually went to jail — well, don't you think that's right that they should face the same sanction that they forced on us when they knew we had done nothing wrong? we they forced on us when they knew we had done nothing wrong?— they forced on us when they knew we had done nothing wrong? we will see what happens. it's — had done nothing wrong? we will see what happens, it's been _ had done nothing wrong? we will see what happens, it's been discovered i what happens, it's been discover...

Office in the country which was running all seven days. the post office has said sorry to victims, but many people want more than an apology. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. tom hedges was sub—postmaster at a post office near skegness from 1994—2010, but was sacked after being accused of false accounting. hello to you, thanks very much indeed for being with us. just tell us about what happened to you, the specific circumstances in which you were accused of theft?— specific circumstances in which you were accused of theft? hello, clive sto es, were accused of theft? hello, clive step yes. ...

Richard (Dick) Daniel Hedges was born Aug. 22, 1938 to Lawrence and Marjorie (Daniel) Hedges in Fort Scott, Kan. He grew up on a farm near Blue Mound, attended Blue Mound schools graduating from Blue...

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More subpostmasters in bid to clear names at Court of Appeal Former post office workers celebrating outside the Royal Courts of Justice (Yui Mok/PA) More former subpostmasters convicted of offences relating to the Post Office Horizon scandal will go to the Court of Appeal in a bid to clear their names. In April, 39 former subpostmasters who were convicted and even jailed for theft, fraud and false accounting had their names cleared – some after fighting for nearly 20 years. At a hearing in March, the court heard subpostmasters’ lives were “irreparably ruined” as they lost their jobs, ...