Sally Clark - wrongly jailed for killing her sons - found dead
Sally Clark - wrongly jailed for killing her sons - found dead
A series of articles published in the Daily Mail, March 17, 2007
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Sally
Clark - wrongly jailed for killing her sons - found dead
By Laura Roberts and James Tozer
Sally Clark, the mother who was wrongly jailed for
killing her two sons, has died.
Her family said in a statement she was found dead at her home Friday morning.
The
cause of the 42-year-old's death has not been revealed. But relatives said she
never recovered from the appalling miscarriage of justice she suffered.
The Daily Mail, March 17,
2007
Sally Clark 'drank herself to death'
By Gordon Rayner and Colin Fernandez
Sally Clark drank herself to death after using alcohol to numb the pain of being wrongly convicted of killing her sons, a close friend says.
The former solicitor is thought to have suffered a heart attack while her husband Steve was away on business.
The Daily Mail, March 17, 2007
Friends say tragic Sally 'died of a broken heart'
Sally Clark's devoted husband Steve - the man who campaigned for four years after she was wrongly jailed for murdering her baby sons - was away on business in France when she died.
Mrs Clark, a 42-year-old solicitor, was convicted in 1999 but cleared by the Court of Appeal in 2003.
The case has become notorious as one of the worst miscarriages of justice in recent times.
The Daily Mail, March 17, 2007
May all those who drove Sally to this hang their heads in shame
By Geoffrey Wansell
The brutal truth is Sally Clark was killed by the law
as surely as if she had been sentenced to the gallows in the days of the death
penalty. No civilised society should allow itself to tolerate such behaviour
towards a mother whose only crime was to love her children - and do everything
in her power to protect them.
Sally Clark's death is a grotesque stain on the British legal system, the Cheshire police and the medical establishment: and they should never be allowed to forget it.
The Daily Mail, March 17, 2007
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