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Post Office inquiry live: Angela van den Bogerd shown letter blaming PO for postmaster's death - BBC News | Post Office inquiry live: Angela van den Bogerd shown letter blaming PO for postmaster's death - BBC News |
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Jacqueline Howard | Jacqueline Howard |
Reporting from the inquiry | Reporting from the inquiry |
Edward Henry: "You were deliberately supressing the truth." | |
Angela van den Bogerd: "No I would never do that." | |
EH: "You were letting wrongful convictions stand." | |
AVDB: "No." | |
That's just a flavour of the back-and-forth between Henry and Van den Bogerd that went on for the better part of 15 minutes just before. | |
Henry, who represents a group of wrongfully convicted sub-postmasters and postmistresses, is throwing accusation after accusation at Van den Bogerd, who dismisses each one with a simple "no" or "I disagree" every time. | |
It's worth remembering Henry's just one lawyer, there are more in the room. How many will be given the chance to ask questions today is unclear but one thing's clear - it's going to long couple of hours for Van den Bogerd when we return from lunch. | |
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