One of our earliest and ongoing applicants is Khalid Baker, an Australian boxer who was convicted of murder in 2008 despite another man, LM, admitting to causing the fatal fall. His case had several flaws which you can read about here: bohii.net/khalid-baker/

Another longstanding applicant is Glenn Weaven, whose questionable confession was obtained using the highly controversial 'Mr Big' technique. Glenn was recently the subject of an ABC podcast series which you can read about here: bohii.net/glenn-weaven

Another one of our applicants is Keli Lane, convicted of her baby’s 1996 murder despite no body, motive, or forensic evidence. You can read more about her case here: bohii.net/keli-lane/

Our applicant Boronika Hothnyang's murder conviction rests on a lone witness's dubious testimony, no forensic evidence, and questions about her ability to commit the crime. Language barriers further undermined her defense. Read more about her case here: bohii.net/boronika-hothn…

Our longest imprisoned applicant, Stephen Jamieson, was convicted of the high profile 1988 murder of Janine Balding. His case has clear indications of misidentification and a coerced confession. New DNA testing could reveal the truth. Read more here: bohii.net/stephen-jamies…

Interested in what we do? The following outlines the work of BOHII and how reviewing cases of wrongful convictions provides valuable work experience for RMIT University students youtu.be/uGiNAL51Iow?si…

"As a prelude to an application for a judicial inquiry into his conviction, Jamieson is seeking an order that the partial profile be compared with Wells’ DNA profile" smh.com.au/national/nsw/c…

Convictions quashed for Queensland boy who couldn’t understand charges and didn’t enter pleas theguardian.com/australia-news…

No Place Like Home: Five Exonerees Reflect on Life Before and After Wrongful Conviction innocenceproject.org/no-place-like-…

Welp, I pulled a Tony Soprano today and fainted. Wasn't looking at ducks, just staring down the verdict that’s coming my way from Italy’s highest court tomorrow morning. It doesn't get easier, no matter how many times I’ve been through this. /Thread

I don’t believe in superstitions, so I won't ask you to cross your fingers for me. But I won't lie: when total strangers out there say their rooting for me, it really does bolster my spirits. So if you care to shout, to repost this, to send a hug, I’m listening. Grazie mille.

Lucy Letby did not murder babies, medical experts claim abc.net.au/news/2025-02-0… via ABC Australia

Keli Lane's denial of parole under "no body, no parole" law has been upheld. This poses serious risks for wrongfully convicted people who maintain their innocence. Lane has now lodged a petition for mercy. Read more: dailytelegraph.com.au/truecrimeaustr…

Pleasure to get the opportunity to sit down and speak to Dr Chris Brook ( Chris Brook) to discuss how the criminal justice system often gets science wrong, with a focus on Robert Farquharson and 'shaken baby syndrome'. youtu.be/HDFSq8RQ2sY?si…

An update in Stephen Jamieson's case: The NSW Police Commissioner should facilitate new forensic testing, possibly leading to a conviction inquiry. smh.com.au/national/nsw/c…

abc.net.au/news/2025-03-1…

I drop quite a few f-bombs in this interview...you can take the girl out of prison, but you can't take the prison out of the girl. Thanks to cinigz at the The Independent. independent.co.uk/news/world/ame…