The article cites a number of cases of police defending their initial conclusions long after they've been discredited.
Is this a case of police still believing their initial assumptions (or reluctance to countenance the possibility they might have condemned an innocent man), or are they simply trying to protect themselves from potential lawsuits by not conceding a thing?
Is this a case of police still believing their initial assumptions (or reluctance to countenance the possibility they might have condemned an innocent man), or are they simply trying to protect themselves from potential lawsuits by not conceding a thing?