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| Post Office inquiry live: Lawyer Rodric Williams suspicious of BBC interview request - BBC News | Post Office inquiry live: Lawyer Rodric Williams suspicious of BBC interview request - BBC News |
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| While the inquiry is taking a lunch break, let's hear from Seema Misra, one of the wrongly convicted former sub-postmistresses who has been speaking to the BBC. | |
| "All the people who are responsible for the scandal, we need to put them behind bars," Misra told BBC Radio 4's Today programme. | |
| Misra was eight weeks pregnant with her second child when she was sentenced to 15 months in prison in 2010. | |
| She says she wants to see proper accountability. | |
| "I was sent to prison without any facts and evidence. I was innocent. And here we have facts and evidence and people are still roaming freely," Misra adds. | |
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