Murder victim’s brother continue tireless fight to clear ‘innocent man’ of conviction

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our privacy policy A murder victim’s brother has accused the justice system of failing at every level as an “innocent man” spends his twelfth Christmas and New Year languishing in prison. open image in gallery Robert Darby, 42, was stabbed outside the Valentine pub in Gants Hill, east London, in 2005 In a moving open letter to the Prime Minister, the Ministry of Justice and the Criminal Cases Review Commission and “all those responsible for upholding justice”, he insisted: “Jason Moore’s wrongful imprisonment dishonours Robert’s memory and mocks the justice system.” He added: “This is not a simple mistake—it is a disgrace. “Jason Moore continues to suffer in prison for Robert’s death—a crime someone else committed.” open image in gallery The key witness in the murder of Robert Darby has admitted he was drunk. Jason Moore claims he has has been wrongly jailed for the crime Tim described the evidence in the case as “undeniable” after he commissioned a two-year independent investigation into the murder by former Metropolitan Police detectives, which concluded Jason’s conviction was unsafe.