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The media’s role in keeping investigations honest

In part two of Hedley’s chat with Gary, they talk about his investigations into the murder of Lynette Dawson and Shandee Blackburn. The pair discuss the media’s role in uncovering mistakes and corruption that can otherwise hinder the course of justice.

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