20 Years On Death Row

20 Years On Death Row: Beyond Reasonable Doubt

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20 Years On Death Row

Beyond Reasonable Doubt

Episode 2 | SBS | September 16, 2018

Civics and citizenship

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A look at the trial of Keith Doolin in 1996, and how he was sentenced to death in a remarkably short period of time.

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A look at the trial of Keith Doolin in 1996, and how he was sentenced to death in a remarkably short period of time.

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