Gary Critchley [SEP] convicted of
Gary Critchley
Gary Critchley (born 13 August 1962) is a British man who was convicted of murder in 1981. He has continuously maintained his innocence.
Early life and background.
Critchley grew up in Northfield, Birmingham. As a teenager he became involved in left-wing politics and the punk movement. In 1977 Critchley was excluded from school for leading 'pupil power' demonstrations. He finished his secondary education in a borstal after being convicted of theft and criminal damage. On his release Critchley developed a serious
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