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Journalist, Mark Olden, discusses the tragic story of how a person can simply fall through the cracks in the system - even in a first world country.
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In season 2, episode 17 of MUD BETWEEN YOUR TOES, CONVERSATIONS WITH MARK OLDEN. My cousin Mark Olden is a journalist, TV producer and author of the book Murder in Nottinghill.
I’m talking to Mark today about his latest piece in the Guardian newspaper which highlights the tragic story of how a person can simply fall through the cracks in the system - even in a first world country.
This is Marks story about how David Blagdon spent 34 years in prison: his crime? Setting fire to a set of curtains in an Oxfordshire church.
Photo: Mark Olden (L) with Blagdon during one of Blagdon unannounced visits. Nottinghill, London, 2002.
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