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47. Malcolm Alexander is interviewed by Emma Morris of the Jeremy Bamber Innocence Campaign — Transcript

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  1. 0:00[Music]
  2. 0:10[Music]
  3. 0:16[Music]
  4. 0:38welcome to this jeremy bamba and white
  5. 0:40house farm podcast i'm emma morris pr
  6. 0:43coordinator for the jeremy bamba
  7. 0:45innocence campaign and i am very excited
  8. 0:48to be joined today all the way from
  9. 0:50louisiana in the united states malcolm
  10. 0:53alexander malcolm welcome and thank you
  11. 0:56for joining me today so now for those of
  12. 0:59you don't know malcolm was sentenced to
  13. 1:01life without parole in 1980
  14. 1:04for the rape of a woman in louisiana
  15. 1:07and malcolm spent
  16. 1:0938 years incarcerated before finally
  17. 1:14being exonerated in 2018
  18. 1:17so malcolm is an absolutely horrific
  19. 1:20story so could you give us a bit of
  20. 1:22background about how you ended up being
  21. 1:25arrested charged and ultimately found
  22. 1:27guilty of a crime you clearly had
  23. 1:29absolutely no involvement in
  24. 1:32all dealing with identification thing
  25. 1:34they have an old saying here where they
  26. 1:37say all black people looks alike and in
  27. 1:40my case they said i look like the man
  28. 1:43who actually had committed a rape
  29. 1:45against the victim
  30. 1:46and uh the evidence that they use
  31. 1:49against me was totally all
  32. 1:52identification evidence and there was
  33. 1:54even evidence by every show where she
  34. 1:57didn't identify me as was being
  35. 2:00testified to
  36. 2:01but they still went on and convicted me
  37. 2:04and then you have to look at i have what
  38. 2:06they call
  39. 2:07all white jewelry on top of being the
  40. 2:10only um black mia in the courtroom at
  41. 2:13the time or on a black person outside of
  42. 2:15my family area
  43. 2:17that um
  44. 2:18he had this white female as saying that
  45. 2:21i was the one that raped her and and the
  46. 2:24weird thing about it all of it was that
  47. 2:27it wasn't so much that she picked me out
  48. 2:29of the lineup it was that the police
  49. 2:33or the detective was the one that really
  50. 2:35suggested i might be the perpetrator
  51. 2:39right yeah
  52. 2:41yeah didn't she initially she wasn't
  53. 2:43sure was she when she she seemed to get
  54. 2:46more sure as time went on which she's
  55. 2:49just recognizing the picture she's seen
  56. 2:51she's seen of you isn't she so she
  57. 2:53wasn't first was she
  58. 2:56yes ma'am correctly
  59. 2:58by me being in on several different
  60. 3:00lineup the only one that comes to
  61. 3:03reappearing and reappearing
  62. 3:06her unsure became to positive because
  63. 3:10now you're constantly seeing the same
  64. 3:12face in each lineup that you being shown
  65. 3:19somewhere in there formerly saying that
  66. 3:22yes this is the man that raped me
  67. 3:25do you think the police
  68. 3:28believed it was you or do you think they
  69. 3:29just wanted to convict somebody quickly
  70. 3:32of of what was you know ultimately a
  71. 3:34brutal crime
  72. 3:36i just think they wanted to convict
  73. 3:38someone
  74. 3:39they know it wasn't me i even was
  75. 3:42offered a plea bargain and by me knowing
  76. 3:44that i didn't do it i wouldn't uh accept
  77. 3:47the plea bargain
  78. 3:49i stood on my innocent and i said i
  79. 3:51still stand today on it
  80. 3:54absolutely absolutely and
  81. 3:56how long was the trial
  82. 4:00we could say we had a one-day trial
  83. 4:02i think we started around about
  84. 4:05some time that morning around about nine
  85. 4:08ten o'clock that morning and we finish
  86. 4:10up around about four o'clock
  87. 4:14so you were
  88. 4:15convicted and sentenced to life without
  89. 4:19the possibility of parole on
  90. 4:22a witness statement saying initially
  91. 4:27i'm not sure but i think it might be him
  92. 4:29she became sure over time and you would
  93. 4:32you were given life without parole
  94. 4:34on a hearing that lasted
  95. 4:36just a few hours
  96. 4:38just just a few hours
  97. 4:42you know you got these
  98. 4:44you got to consider we broke for lunch
  99. 4:46at noon and but by the time we made it
  100. 4:49back
  101. 4:50and they uh concluded
  102. 4:52and they went deliberated came back and
  103. 4:55i was guilty it was just all in one day
  104. 4:58and the show how things were so really
  105. 5:00messed up in my case that i was finished
  106. 5:04it got a time period that you have to
  107. 5:06wait after the trial to be sentenced but
  108. 5:09i was finished before that time period
  109. 5:11was up so they wind up have to bring me
  110. 5:14back after a couple of years to dismiss
  111. 5:18my life sentence and resentence me again
  112. 5:21to the same life
  113. 5:23wow
  114. 5:24that's horrendous
  115. 5:26ah thank you malcolm
  116. 5:29so malcolm it it took 38 years 38 long
  117. 5:33years for you to finally attain your
  118. 5:36justice
  119. 5:38why was it so hard for you to get get
  120. 5:39your voice heard you know what were the
  121. 5:41stumbling blocks because i think even
  122. 5:43more tragically in this case the
  123. 5:45evidence
  124. 5:46was there from the very beginning that
  125. 5:48you didn't commit this crime
  126. 5:52yes ma'am well the thing is when i first
  127. 5:54was convicted they didn't have what they
  128. 5:56called dna
  129. 5:58and and and in my in my filing in my
  130. 6:02appealing i was constantly fighting
  131. 6:04against on the identification itself
  132. 6:07this show where the identification was
  133. 6:10painted it was thought that was
  134. 6:11suggested
  135. 6:12you know and i couldn't get any headway
  136. 6:15i was constantly being denied on that
  137. 6:17and so when dna finally came out then i
  138. 6:21said all right this is a new avenue
  139. 6:23because there never was any blood
  140. 6:25comparison work done in my case as well
  141. 6:27you know they went to consider they went
  142. 6:30to saying about all the evidence was uh
  143. 6:32used up during analyzation of it and
  144. 6:35stuff like this it already turned
  145. 6:36whether or not it was uh spermatozoa and
  146. 6:40things that nature that you know whether
  147. 6:42it was semen or whatever but the thing
  148. 6:44my my main thing was when the dna come
  149. 6:48out then all right i have a whole new
  150. 6:51avenue
  151. 6:52of approach and i have a whole new i'd
  152. 6:54say a direction to go in
  153. 6:57and so when i went to writing pertaining
  154. 7:00to
  155. 7:01just any
  156. 7:02uh how you say
  157. 7:04material or any evidence that was
  158. 7:06collected at the scene of the crime i
  159. 7:09was constantly being told that all the
  160. 7:12evidence has been destroyed
  161. 7:16you know and and
  162. 7:20well
  163. 7:20and from that i never that still didn't
  164. 7:23deter me it did not stop me from filing
  165. 7:26action about the evidence
  166. 7:30and for the and and you can see
  167. 7:33for the past
  168. 7:35uh
  169. 7:35[Music]
  170. 7:3730
  171. 7:3935 years
  172. 7:42because then
  173. 7:43i got out in on 2018
  174. 7:48the evidence was found
  175. 7:50in 2000
  176. 7:552015 yeah 2015
  177. 7:582016 that they finally found
  178. 8:02the evidence that was that they finally
  179. 8:04found evidence that was actually uh
  180. 8:06pertaining to my case
  181. 8:08in uh
  182. 8:10in
  183. 8:11the coalition in jefferson parish uh
  184. 8:15evidence room
  185. 8:17right but anytime
  186. 8:19yes ma'am anytime before that there was
  187. 8:22constantly uh
  188. 8:23saying that all the evidence was
  189. 8:26destroyed i even received a letter for
  190. 8:29the custodian
  191. 8:30of the evidence department
  192. 8:32telling me
  193. 8:34that the evidence was it was destroyed
  194. 8:36prematurely accidentally
  195. 8:41and it wasn't because you found it
  196. 8:45exactly
  197. 8:47and that's my advice to anyone
  198. 8:49do not never give up
  199. 8:51just because they say something that
  200. 8:54don't mean that it's that
  201. 8:56you know i learned that because not
  202. 8:57everybody in the justice system is
  203. 9:00really out to do their job
  204. 9:04it's a thing
  205. 9:05it's a thing of um
  206. 9:08uh you say luck it's a thing of prayer
  207. 9:10being answered you know it's a faith to
  208. 9:13god
  209. 9:14that
  210. 9:15someone
  211. 9:16will get the job to do their job not
  212. 9:20just there to get a check or anything
  213. 9:22like this here but to actually be there
  214. 9:25and be dedicated to the job
  215. 9:27that's why i have to add this in that's
  216. 9:29what makes a difference with gel y'all
  217. 9:32are dedicated to innocent project
  218. 9:35all are dedicated
  219. 9:39time and time again disclosure of
  220. 9:42evidence is is a major factor in
  221. 9:44miscarriages of justice cases we're
  222. 9:47still fighting disclosure in jeremy's
  223. 9:49case
  224. 9:50with three court orders
  225. 9:53uh compelling essex police to hand over
  226. 9:57documents evidence exhibits and they
  227. 10:01still refuse they will not hand them
  228. 10:03over and you know it's so frustrating
  229. 10:05that you're hearing your story
  230. 10:07evidence has gone missing then it turns
  231. 10:09up you know it's a it's a very familiar
  232. 10:12familiar story but thank goodness that
  233. 10:15some like you say somebody did do their
  234. 10:16job and that that dna was found did was
  235. 10:20there ever a time where in in the 38
  236. 10:22years where you felt
  237. 10:24you know you know you you couldn't fight
  238. 10:26or you was there ever a time where you
  239. 10:28thought
  240. 10:29i'm gonna give up i can't do this
  241. 10:32no ma'am
  242. 10:33no ma'am at now time i know i didn't do
  243. 10:37it
  244. 10:38and like to say
  245. 10:40in the bible the truth will prevail
  246. 10:43and this is why i'm actually here today
  247. 10:46and like i said my advice to anyone
  248. 10:48that's out there never give up never
  249. 10:51stop
  250. 10:52um the law you know it's only gonna work
  251. 10:54for certain people at a certain time
  252. 10:57but at the same time
  253. 10:59you know
  254. 11:00somebody's going to step in and say
  255. 11:03this is the right way that this supposed
  256. 11:05to go and that's going to be your prayer
  257. 11:08your answer to your prayer
  258. 11:10yeah
  259. 11:11fantastic thank you
  260. 11:14so malcolm obviously 2018 you were
  261. 11:17completely exonerated dna evidence
  262. 11:20proved that you were not the perpetrator
  263. 11:23of this rape you spent 38 years
  264. 11:26you know from your from a young man um
  265. 11:29in your early 20s
  266. 11:31to your late 50s incarcerated for
  267. 11:34something you didn't do
  268. 11:36i'm assuming you you how much
  269. 11:38compensation did you get i'm guessing
  270. 11:40you must have got millions and millions
  271. 11:41and millions of dollars for such a an
  272. 11:43outrageous miscarriage of justice
  273. 11:47no ma'am i didn't get millions millions
  274. 11:49of dollars actually i didn't get a
  275. 11:50dollar the only money that i actually
  276. 11:53received was the money that i was able
  277. 11:55to see
  278. 11:57working in an institution for four cents
  279. 11:59an hour
  280. 12:01from that
  281. 12:02i had to come out get a job
  282. 12:04and work to get my life together best i
  283. 12:07can
  284. 12:08but
  285. 12:09just because on dna proved you're
  286. 12:12innocent
  287. 12:12you know all the time just get money
  288. 12:15like that a lot of people be underneath
  289. 12:16the impression that you do but that's a
  290. 12:19false impression
  291. 12:21now as that as stand today you know i
  292. 12:24went to work six months after being free
  293. 12:28that that is is diabolical it's
  294. 12:31absolutely appalling that your
  295. 12:34you know your country has treated you so
  296. 12:37so badly for 38 years locked you up for
  297. 12:40a crime you didn't commit and then you
  298. 12:42know and i know it's about the money
  299. 12:44it's about being with your family and
  300. 12:45your loved ones but ultimately you've
  301. 12:47been denied a
  302. 12:48a career you've been denied for 38 years
  303. 12:53a means to
  304. 12:54make make a career for yourself and earn
  305. 12:56all the money for yourself and that that
  306. 12:58should be the least you're entitled to
  307. 13:00from from the state i think people will
  308. 13:02be really surprised and shocked to hear
  309. 13:05that that you haven't received a penny
  310. 13:07in or a dime in compensation
  311. 13:10that's that's terrible
  312. 13:12please tell me about it because
  313. 13:15you have to understand
  314. 13:17a man coming out of an institution who's
  315. 13:20been there long as i have
  316. 13:22you know and i'd say it's innocence
  317. 13:25is
  318. 13:26is hard
  319. 13:28because
  320. 13:29he have to get over the mental aspect of
  321. 13:33actually being there for that many years
  322. 13:35but something he didn't do and so now he
  323. 13:38had been placed out there in society
  324. 13:41with little to no help you know outside
  325. 13:44that actually comes from anderson
  326. 13:45project people such as yourself is that
  327. 13:48he's trying to put his life back he's
  328. 13:50trying to put his life back together
  329. 13:51because 38 years is a there's a period
  330. 13:54of time that a person from actually
  331. 13:56being a retired offer job you know he
  332. 13:58actually
  333. 13:59his you know his home was the vehicle
  334. 14:02you know things in his life were being
  335. 14:04been accomplished in in his uh later
  336. 14:07years in life that you know and me and
  337. 14:10the conversation will actually kind of
  338. 14:12like put me right there but it was never
  339. 14:15erased
  340. 14:16what i actually endured for them 38
  341. 14:18years well absolutely absolutely and and
  342. 14:21ultimately you had to come out
  343. 14:24back where you very very first started
  344. 14:26um as a as a 21 year old trying to
  345. 14:30make a career
  346. 14:34in my late 50s exactly exactly right
  347. 14:37you know
  348. 14:38right now i should actually be consider
  349. 14:40retiring off a job i make 62 i make 62
  350. 14:44next month over in december
  351. 14:47which is december
  352. 14:48and uh and a man being 62
  353. 14:5260 let's say 65
  354. 14:55you know you normally will work up to
  355. 14:56you about 65 yeah but i'm starting out
  356. 14:59as a man right now
  357. 15:01as you would say in his 20s just coming
  358. 15:05out of high school
  359. 15:06and i'm i'm like i started when i got
  360. 15:09out at 58
  361. 15:11i start working
  362. 15:13uh
  363. 15:14actually i started working before i
  364. 15:15turned 59
  365. 15:17because i got out in january
  366. 15:20and six months right
  367. 15:22before i actually turned 59 i had to
  368. 15:25start i had to start back working
  369. 15:27because like i said i didn't receive no
  370. 15:28conversation
  371. 15:29and my family
  372. 15:31they was there very supportive and
  373. 15:33everything on me but
  374. 15:35i come from a life where i depended on
  375. 15:38me to take care of me even though i was
  376. 15:41living inside the institution but you
  377. 15:44could say room and board are free but
  378. 15:46it's it's not as free as a lot of people
  379. 15:48think because this time off your life
  380. 15:51especially if you're innocent that you
  381. 15:52is paying for this [ __ ] i'm paying for
  382. 15:54this with my life i'm paying for this
  383. 15:56with for my freedom so now
  384. 16:00you say
  385. 16:01actually 38 years later i'm 58
  386. 16:04so now i'm coming out to try to catch up
  387. 16:08on
  388. 16:10some type of uh how you say stable
  389. 16:13ability
  390. 16:14you know
  391. 16:15go and get a job they're trying to get
  392. 16:18some foundation underneath me and
  393. 16:20without no conversation that uh actually
  394. 16:23it hurts
  395. 16:24it hurts because
  396. 16:26i have
  397. 16:27unforeseen expensive
  398. 16:30is even like the vehicle you know it's
  399. 16:33like what if the uh transmission go out
  400. 16:35what if the motor uh what if i catch a
  401. 16:38flat you know just common things in life
  402. 16:41that people actually have set aside
  403. 16:43money and prepared themselves for that
  404. 16:46i'm at this age at this stage is trying
  405. 16:49to do that
  406. 16:51yeah
  407. 16:52yeah it's absolutely scandalous that
  408. 16:54that you've been treated that way
  409. 16:55malcolm
  410. 16:57right
  411. 16:59so what about now malcolm i mean you've
  412. 17:01been out since 2000 2018
  413. 17:04um
  414. 17:05what's life like for you now how are you
  415. 17:07how have you coped with with obviously
  416. 17:09the huge injustice that had happened to
  417. 17:12you
  418. 17:14well
  419. 17:16i'm not bitter
  420. 17:18and the reason i'm not bitter because
  421. 17:20one i have been reunited with my family
  422. 17:22and everything
  423. 17:24and two
  424. 17:25that they have people such as y'all that
  425. 17:28i mean you know for a person to really
  426. 17:31you know
  427. 17:33how you say
  428. 17:34be mad with the world
  429. 17:36over what happened to him but it wasn't
  430. 17:39the world that did it it just only was a
  431. 17:41few few people handful of people you
  432. 17:43know it was a system
  433. 17:45which is a broken system but
  434. 17:48the thing is
  435. 17:50now
  436. 17:51it's like it's just taking one day at a
  437. 17:53time you know one step here one step
  438. 17:56there
  439. 17:56and i just try to focus in on the main
  440. 17:59things you know in life you know i'm me
  441. 18:02making sure you know i have a roof over
  442. 18:04my head something to eat you know
  443. 18:07being trying to put myself in a position
  444. 18:09where i'm comfortable as possible
  445. 18:12fantastic how did it i mean you when you
  446. 18:15came out um you know i i saw i saw the
  447. 18:18video of you you're hugging your your
  448. 18:20son
  449. 18:21as a free man for the first time since
  450. 18:23he was what two years old how did you
  451. 18:27oh that felt wonderful
  452. 18:30and to be honest with you actually the
  453. 18:31first day that i stepped out of the uh
  454. 18:34courtroom out of the building and stuff
  455. 18:36like this yeah it was like really
  456. 18:38stepping into a light
  457. 18:40you know i was like blinded you know i
  458. 18:43don't know it looks like the lighting
  459. 18:45inside the prison is dimmer than the
  460. 18:48lighting that is out in the uh society
  461. 18:51because i was blind it's like this a new
  462. 18:53life this a new beginning and the bu
  463. 18:56reunited with my son after so many years
  464. 18:59it was it was like unbelievable you know
  465. 19:02i have spoken with him on the phone me
  466. 19:04he was coming to see me here and there
  467. 19:06and it always was one of the questions
  468. 19:08that he asked me that when you're coming
  469. 19:10home when you're coming home you know
  470. 19:12and sometimes you know it was hard to
  471. 19:14answer sometimes i didn't answer you
  472. 19:17know not not giving them a direct quick
  473. 19:20uh answer but
  474. 19:22actually to be able to hold him in my
  475. 19:24arm even as a man you know i still could
  476. 19:28remember him as my baby you know as my
  477. 19:31child
  478. 19:32yeah
  479. 19:33oh you're a remarkable man malcolm
  480. 19:36really if if you could obviously jeremy
  481. 19:38um has been in prison for 36 years so
  482. 19:42um and if he's still there in two years
  483. 19:44we absolutely hope he's not but
  484. 19:46he'll have equaled your your time in
  485. 19:48prison if if you could give him one
  486. 19:51piece of advice on
  487. 19:53the outside world when we when we get
  488. 19:56him home what what would that be
  489. 20:00remember one thing i believe
  490. 20:02you just can't accept the fact that
  491. 20:05y'all did get him out
  492. 20:08and now he is the free man
  493. 20:11he could go and do anything that he want
  494. 20:14to do it's actually true yell
  495. 20:17that actually helps him to readjust to
  496. 20:20society
  497. 20:22never never leave the family stay within
  498. 20:25the family
  499. 20:27fantastic
  500. 20:28that that's great
  501. 20:30um
  502. 20:31malcolm it's been an absolute pleasure
  503. 20:33to talk to you you are a remarkable
  504. 20:37very brave wonderful man and i just want
  505. 20:40to say thank you for
  506. 20:42for being here today and spending some
  507. 20:43time with me i've really enjoyed it
  508. 20:46you're welcome i appreciate i appreciate
  509. 20:48you believing but like i always say it
  510. 20:51makes the difference y'all believe in us
  511. 20:53you know even though our family believes
  512. 20:55in us but you got to understand you know
  513. 20:58that's family family going to support
  514. 21:00family but see when you get someone
  515. 21:02outside the family that believe in you
  516. 21:05that trusts you
  517. 21:07and then just saying this because they
  518. 21:09get the check or they're saying this
  519. 21:12because they're on some form of
  520. 21:14guilt trip or anything of their own it's
  521. 21:17because they know there's a lot of
  522. 21:19injustice in the world and they and you
  523. 21:22were fortunate enough to be one
  524. 21:25that they found and you found them and
  525. 21:28for that that's why i say the jeremy
  526. 21:30stick with the family yeah it's one
  527. 21:33thing to have relatives but it's a whole
  528. 21:36nother thing to consider people that
  529. 21:39it's not of your bloodline relatives
  530. 21:43and they proven yourself to be more of a
  531. 21:45relative than your relatives sometimes
  532. 21:47well that's certainly certainly the case
  533. 21:50with them with with jeremy definitely
  534. 21:52thank you thank you
  535. 21:54all right well i will leave you to your
  536. 21:57your the rest of your day and
  537. 22:00i really appreciate this this chat
  538. 22:04oh i'm going to work
  539. 22:06you got to work oh okay yes
  540. 22:09i want my way to work i you know i got
  541. 22:12about an hour left before i have to uh
  542. 22:14start getting dressed and stuff from
  543. 22:16work but i'm on my way to work
  544. 22:19oh well i i won't keep you anymore
  545. 22:21you've been an absolute star and it's
  546. 22:23been a pleasure to you and i will you
  547. 22:26know i will keep following your story
  548. 22:28and you know i really hope that your
  549. 22:30your appeal goes well and you get the
  550. 22:32compensation you deserve
  551. 22:34thank you ma'am
  552. 22:35and i hope that everything works out
  553. 22:37with y'all with jeremy you know and if
  554. 22:40you want to you know you i think you
  555. 22:43have my address and everything and if
  556. 22:45jeremy wanna write to me or whatever
  557. 22:48have you you know i'm
  558. 22:50more than happy to ask him and have him
  559. 22:54oh that's lovely thank you i would love
  560. 22:56that i will tell him that and i just
  561. 22:58want it before we go just uh you know uh
  562. 23:01i can't go without giving a massive
  563. 23:03shout out to the innocence projects they
  564. 23:05they do
  565. 23:06just an amazing amazing job when you
  566. 23:09know
  567. 23:10other people may have given up or
  568. 23:12they're there aren't they they're there
  569. 23:14working tirelessly to help innocent
  570. 23:16people get there get their freedom and
  571. 23:18get their convictions overturned
  572. 23:21yes yes there are man
  573. 23:23like you say because allah had numerous
  574. 23:26lawyers yeah i mean my mother on the
  575. 23:29cashed in uh insurance policy and all
  576. 23:32types of things in the pace of different
  577. 23:35lawyers different investigators and you
  578. 23:37know and none of it ever worked it you
  579. 23:39know and he'll come along the innocent
  580. 23:42project with the support of the citizen
  581. 23:44and i mean
  582. 23:46what more you know and like i said it's
  583. 23:49a job that's being done from the heart
  584. 23:51and then being done color in the pocket
  585. 23:54it's being done because they believe in
  586. 23:56this and there's people who they
  587. 23:58actually help getting out that they
  588. 24:00believe in they truly believe and then
  589. 24:02just because of the evidence because the
  590. 24:04evidence don't sometimes be there all
  591. 24:06the time it don't be there in the
  592. 24:08beginning
  593. 24:10but in the end the evidence does turn up
  594. 24:13and when they go to these young people
  595. 24:15when they come to me it ain't that i had
  596. 24:17the evidence in my pocket and i said i
  597. 24:20gotta sit right here with me
  598. 24:23they believed in what i have seen and
  599. 24:27that makes your world different
  600. 24:30you know when you didn't do it you know
  601. 24:32then we're gonna we're gonna look into
  602. 24:34this show
  603. 24:36and that's the beginning of believing
  604. 24:39yeah fantastic
  605. 24:41malcolm i'll let you get to work thank
  606. 24:43you so much and all the very very best
  607. 24:46for the future
  608. 24:48yeah to you too
  609. 24:50don't forget to tell jeremy holla at me
  610. 24:52if you can
  611. 24:53i will do i shall tell him
  612. 24:55thank you so much
  613. 24:57and thank you bye malcolm
  614. 25:01thanks for listening to this podcast if
  615. 25:04you'd like to do something to help
  616. 25:05jeremy bamba then sign our online
  617. 25:08petition to the home secretary for the
  618. 25:10disclosure of case documents still
  619. 25:12withheld by essex police
  620. 25:14visit www.change.org
  621. 25:17[Music]
  622. 25:18and search for jeremy bamba
  623. 25:20and don't forget to share the link with
  624. 25:22your friends and family
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