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??/10/92 - Were sisters condemned by
a cash machine?
Evening Post
CAMPAIGNERS who claim two sisters were wrongly convicted of
murder this year, believe a fault in the cash machine system
played a part in convincing the jury that one of the sisters
was lying. A bank manager told the Old Bailey that Michelle
Taylor, 21, had made a cash withdrawal in Lambeth, London.
The girl had said she was in Bromley, several miles away,
at the time. Say's Bernard O'Mahoney "Michelle could
not explain it. She just stood In the dock unable to say anything.
It made her out to be a liar and we believe it was a turning
point in the trial."
Michelle and Lisa Taylor, 19, were jailed for life for the
killing of bank clerk Alison Shaughnessy, the young wife of
a man with whom Michelle had had an affair. Mr O'Mahonoy is
a member of the "Justice for Lisa and Michelle Taylor"
campaign, living at Basildon, Essex.
He wants to hear from anyone with experience of malfunctioning
cash dispensers in the hope of compiling a dossier which might
help the sisters at their appeal. |
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