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'The thing is to be sure': UNE academics join call for review of 1988 rape, murder

Four UNE academics say new linguistic and DNA evidence could show Stephen "Shorty" Jamieson was wrongly convicted.

Academics are urging NSW residents to sign a petition, believing new DNA and linguistic evidence may free Stephen Jamieson. Discover why experts question the 1990 conviction.

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'The thing is to be sure': UNE academics join call for review of 1988 rape, murder

Academics are urging NSW residents to sign a petition, believing new DNA and linguistic evidence may free Stephen Jamieson. Discover why experts question the 1990 conviction.

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