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Conviction of Murdering Two of Her Children is Quashed After Discovery the Prosecution Concealed Evidence of Her Innocence

Introduction: Sally Clark was released on January 29, 2003 after more than three years of wrongful imprisonment. Earlier that day her November 1999 conviction of murdering two infant sons 13 months apart was quashed as “unsafe” by the U.K.’s Court of Appeals. It was discovered more than a year after her trial that her prosecutors had concealed medical evidence supporting her innocence. A successful lawyer whose prominent position didn’t prevent unscrupulous prosecutors from destroying her life, Sally Clark symbolizes the plight of women in countries around the world who have been wrongly convicted and imprisoned as the murderer of one or more children whose death was from natural causes.