Paddy Hill, a member of the Birmingham Six who was wrongfully convicted in the 1970s, shares his harrowing experience and the aftermath of 16 years in prison. He discusses the psychological scars of reintegration and the lingering anger towards a flawed legal system. Paddy reflects on reconnecting with family, particularly his daughter, amid the emotional turmoil of his past. He also highlights the crucial role of public outcry in seeking justice and the resilience needed to confront such historical injustices.