TARIN, JANBAZ: Murdered By My Husband TV - Meet, Marry, Murder TV -
Every week two women are killed in the UK by their current or former partners. When her husband’s secrets are revealed a campaign of domestic violence follows … ‘a brutal murder of two defenceless ladies.’ Murdered By s2e4: My Husband, 5 Star 2019
In 2016 Raneem [Oudeh] got married … ‘Sadly, her marriage was finished just before she had her baby.’ ibid.
Courageously, Raneem left him and moved back to her mother’s house in Northdown Road, Solihull. This enraged Janbaz. ibid.
Her husband has hunted her down armed with a giant kitchen knife … He continues to stab her multiple times. ibid.
In Birmingham, England, 20-year-old Raneem Oudeh anxiously calls police. The husband she has left is stalking her. She has every reason to be frightened. Meet, Marry, Murder s1e12, Netflix 2022
‘As a result of public assistance we managed to track Tarin and detain him.’ ibid.
TATE, BRIAN: Killer Kids TV -
24 February 1992: Jerry Lee Haines … he’s been stabbed dozens of times … Brian [Tate,16] was jealous of him and his girlfriend … A jilted lover … about to explode … Killer Kids s3e14: Jealousy, LMN 2014
He accepts a plea bargain. ibid.
TATE, PAT murder: see ESSEX murders
TAVERNER, ANDREW: Meet, Marry, Murder TV -
On an ordinary street in England an extraordinary tragedy as two children wake to discover their mother lying on the floor. The children’s father is missing. Meet, Marry, Murder s2e15, Netflix 2022
TAYLOR, ANGELA & PAUL CANNON: Meet, Marry, Murder TV -
Elderly farmer Bill Taylor missing without a trace. Police interrogate his wife. They believe she knows where his body is. This was a story of love, of hate, of intrigue. Also on the scene Angela Taylor’s lover, Paul Cannon. Meet Marry, Murder s2e12, Netflix 2022
Angela feared Bill’s reaction if he found out ... Bill Taylor was standing between them and happiness. ibid. brief
TAYLOR, DAMILOLA murder: Damilola: Death of a 10 Year Old TV - Harriet Harman online - Mr Parsons - Black Sheep 2018 - Damilola: The Boy Next Door TV -
On 27th November 2000 he bled to death in a stairwell after a vicious attack ... It was the crime that shocked the nation ... Attacked by a gang of youths, stabbed with a piece of glass and left to die. Damilola: Death of a 10 Year Old, 2010
The family were in a state of shock while the police investigated the highest profile case of the time. ibid.
Four youths were charged with Damilola’s murder. This was largely due to an eye witness. ibid.
The public were dismayed that these mistakes would lead to the collapse of the case. ibid.
Richard Taylor argued that young people involved in crime are themselves the victims of terrible upbringings. Harriet Harman MP
He was slowly making friends and settling into the school. He was a boisterous, fun, smiling boy. If I think about him I think of him smiling. Mr Parsons, teacher
‘Police are hunting for the killers of a ten-year-old boy who was stabbed to death on his way home from school earlier today. Nigerian-born Damilola Taylor crawled up these steps on a housing estate in Peckham, south London, in a desperate attempt to escape his attackers. He was still wearing his school uniform when he died.’ Black Sheep, television news 2018
I grew up in the North Peckham Estate in South London. I had a happy childhood surrounded by friends and family … Peckham was notorious with a reputation for violence and poverty … But one of us never got the chance to grow up and find out what he could become. Damilola: The Boy Next Door, Tinka Bokinni reporting, Channel 4 2020
27 November 2000: ’Police in South London hunt the killers of a 10-year-old boy. Damilola Taylor was stabbed as he walked home from computer club. The 10-year-old schoolboy crawled up these steps in a desperate attempt to escape his attackers. He was found slumped at the bottom of this stairwell.’ ibid. BBC News
Damilola Taylor was my neighbour and friend. We called him Danny. We lived in a close-knit community where everyone knew each other. Danny’s death affected all of us. Within months the estate was demolished. ibid.
TAYLOR, GREG [viz Miscarriages of Justice: Taylor, Greg]: North Caroline Center on Actual Innocence online - The Staircase TV -
On September 26, 1991, Greg Taylor got his Nissan Pathfinder stuck in mud approximately 100 yards from a cul-de-sac where a young woman named Jacquetta Thomas was found brutally murdered early the next morning. In April 1993, despite the lack of any evidence linking Greg to the victim, Greg was convicted of her murder and sentenced to life in prison. The prosecution’s case rested almost exclusively on the testimony of two career criminals which was given in exchange for favorable treatment, a ‘false-alert’ on Greg’s SUV by a bloodhound, and the assertion that a spot of the victim’s blood was found in one of the wheel wells of Greg’s SUV.
After investigating the case for two years and believing in Greg’s innocence, the Center referred the case to the North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission, so it could use its statutory authority to search for additional evidence of innocence. In September 2009, the case was presented to an eight-member panel of commissioners that unanimously found there was sufficient evidence to merit a judicial review of Greg’s case.
The Center’s Executive Director, along with attorneys Joe Cheshire and Mike Klinkosum, represented Greg before a three-judge panel in February 2010. Throughout the hearing, the defense thoroughly discredited every piece of evidence used to convict Greg. New evidence presented included the lab analyst’s bench notes from 1992 testing which had confirmed at the time of trial that the substance found on Greg’s truck was not human blood. Those bench notes were not given to Greg’s original defense attorney and, had they not been discovered by his postconviction counsel, Greg would likely have died in prison.
On February 17, 2010, the three-judge panel exonerated Greg, finding he had proven his innocence by clear and convincing evidence after wrongful incarceration for almost 17 years. Greg was the first person exonerated through the Innocence Inquiry Commission process and his case, along with the other successful cases of the Innocence Inquiry Commission process, has inspired other states to consider forming similar Commissions. North Carolina Center on Actual Innocence online article
Duance Deaver and the Greg Taylor Case: Judge Calin E Murphy rules Gregory F Taylor has proved by clear and convincing evidence that Gregory F Taylor is innocent of the charge of first-degree murder of Jacquetta Thomas on September 26 1991. The Staircase e9, Canal+ 2013, court decision
Deaver admits to have misrepresented blood tests in the [Taylor] case. ibid. news