Joint Enterprise Not Guilty By Association (JENGA)

Garry Newlove died in 2007 after confronting a gang of youths he suspected of vandalising his wife's car.

Three teenagers aged 19, 17 and 16 were convicted of his murder.

Garry Newlove's death was one of a number of high profile, widely reported murders in England during the late 2000s which purported to highlight the rise of crime involving youth gangs. Other comparable murders around the same time which attracted national attention were the murders of Tom ap Rhys Pryce, Sophie Lancaster, Rhys Jones, Jimmy Mizen and Ben Kinsella, all of which were committed by teenagers.

In this episode Raphael speaks to the mother of one of the teenagers convicted of Garry Newlove murder.

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