Henry Keogh's Conviction
Why was Keogh convicted of murder without a clear cause of death?
4.7 (32)
52 mins
Explore how Henry Keogh was convicted of murdering his fiancée despite disputed forensic evidence and a case built heavily around circumstantial clues. Uncover how decades of legal challenges and advances in forensic science eventually brought his conviction into question.
Ep 1:
A Death by the Bath
Henry Keogh's fiancée dies in a bath weeks before their wedding, and grief quickly curdles into accusation as insurance policies and affairs make him the prime suspect.
Ep 2:
The Pathologist Who Guessed
An unqualified forensic pathologist builds a murder theory from faint bruises and a decades-old English case, sending Henry to prison for life across two grueling trials.
Ep 3:
The Report Hidden in a Drawer
As Manock's credibility crumbles under scrutiny, a suppressed government report and a lost decade of legal dead ends threaten to bury the truth forever.
Ep 4:
Twenty Years, One Truth
Freed but never formally cleared, Henry Keogh confronts a shattered life, an unanswered death, and a justice system exposed as capable of failing anyone.
Discussions (5)
Bruce
Level 3 · 4 days agoSo the government's own chief scientist literally wrote a report saying Manock's evidence was worthless and they just... put it in a drawer for a DECADE while Henry rotted in prison??? That's not incompetence that's a cover up.
Roman
Level 8 · 4 days agoSo Manock was running around doing 10k autopsies without the quals and nobody said a word? The cover up ran deeper than the conviction itself.
Eldon
Level 3 · 4 days agoColin Manock conducted 10,000 autopsies without being qualified to do one. A man literally guessing his way through forensic pathology for decades while an entire justice system just nodded along. Absolute galaxy brain stuff.
