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Discover "Innocence on Trial," an engaging narrative that uncovers the harrowing journey of Ivan Henry, a man wrongfully convicted amidst a backdrop of notorious crimes in Vancouver during the 1980s. This gripping tale explores the dark side of the criminal justice system, spotlighting the alarming issues of wrongful convictions and the plight faced by innocent individuals. In an era marked by fear due to a serial rapist's reign of terror, the Vancouver Police Department made a fateful arrest of Henry on dubious grounds, leading to his conviction for ten counts of sexual assault. Joan McEwen, a dedicated arbitration lawyer, spent years investigating Henry's case, unveiling the shocking realities that led to his dire imprisonment for 27 years. With a thought-provoking blend of compelling storytelling and legal insights, "Innocence on Trial" captivates readers while shining a light on the critical importance of justice for the wrongfully accused. Explore this riveting true crime tale that not only details one man's struggle but also urges a societal reflection on law, accountability, and the need for comprehensive legal representation. Ideal for enthusiasts of true crime, legal drama, and social justice narratives, this book is a must-read for anyone committed to understanding the complexities of wrongful convictions and the real-life ramifications of a flawed justice system.