27 years after conviction, he hopes he'll still be alive by the time he's cleared his name

27 years after conviction, he hopes he'll still be alive by the time he's cleared his name

Steve Marston's conviction for stealing from his Post Office branch has been hanging over him since 1998. The case - based on faulty computer software - has still not been referred to the Court of Appeal after almost a year under review.

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A Post Office Capture victim says delays in the justice system have left him fearing he may never live to see his name cleared. Steve Marston was convicted in 1998 of stealing nearly £80,000 from his branch, based on faulty computer software called Capture that pre-dated the infamous Horizon scandal. His case has been with the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) for nearly a year, but has still not been referred to the Court of Appeal. Imag…

27 years after conviction, he hopes he'll still be alive by the time h

A Post Office Capture victim says delays in the justice system have left him fearing he may never live to see his name cleared. Steve Marston was convicted in 1998 of stealing nearly £80,000 from his branch, based on faulty computer software called Capture that pre-dated the infamous Horizon scandal. His case has been with the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) for nearly a year, but has still not been referred to the Court of Appeal. Imag…

27 Years After Conviction, He Hopes He'll Still Be Alive By The Time He's Cleared His Name

Steve Marston was convicted in 1998 of stealing nearly £80,000 from his branch, based on faulty computer software called Capture that pre-dated the infamous Horizon scandal. His case has been with the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) for nearly a year, but has still not been referred to the Court of Appeal. ‘Sleeping isn’t easy’ Mr Marston, who turns 70 in February, told Sky News: “This waiting is just unbearable… the chances of us all (t…