Скачать или смотреть The Irish Carpenter Wrongfully Executed | 132-Year-Old Photo Reveals Shocking Truth

On March 20th, 1887, Michael O’Conor, a hardworking Irish carpenter, was wrongfully executed for a crime he did not commit. A single photograph, taken just two days before his death, captured evidence that lay hidden for over 132 years.

In this video, we explore the shocking story of injustice, corruption, and perseverance across generations. Discover how Michael’s son, Daniel O’Conor, spent 63 years fighting to prove his father’s innocence, and how modern forensic photography finally revealed the truth in 2019.

Join us as we uncover the hidden shackle marks, the falsified police records, and the historical fight for justice that culminated in a posthumous pardon in 2020. This story is about wrongful convictions, the resilience of a family, and the power of evidence to rewrite history.

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