Iain Hay Gordon, who was wrongfully convicted of murdering Patricia Curran, joins to discuss the shocking revelations from declassified documents indicating government officials knew he was innocent but suppressed the truth. The conversation dives into the coercive interrogation tactics that led to his false confession and the political tensions in Northern Ireland at the time. Gordon reflects on the complexities of the judicial system and the ethical implications of reopening his case amidst fears of undermining public trust in the judiciary.