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Dear Henry: Our Fight for Justice
Henry Nowak’s family speak for the first time. In this documentary, they say they may have been “manipulated in their darkest hours” by both Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary and the police watchdog in the months following his murder. Bodycam footage shows the officers arresting Henry as he lay dying on the ground. The family has spoken to ITV News’ UK Editor Paul Brand about the way Henry was treated and their own dealings with the police in the months after his death.
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Henry Nowak’s family speak for the first time. In this documentary, they say they may have been “manipulated in their darkest hours” by both Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary and the police watchdog in the months following his murder. Bodycam footage shows the officers arresting Henry as he lay dying on the ground. The family has spoken to ITV News’ UK Editor Paul Brand about the way Henry was treated and their own dealings with the police in the months after his death.
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Genre:Documentary, Crime
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Runtime:49 minutes
Studio:ITV, alamy, ITN
Cast
Tim Maynard
Director
Henry Nowak
self (archive footage)
Vickrum Digwa
self (archive footage)
Paul Brand
self - Reporter & Presenter
Mark Nowak
Self
Katie Nowak
Self
Olivia Nowak
Self
Lucy Ross
Self
Gupreet Digwa
Self (archive footage)
Gurmel Singh
Self
Kiran Kaur
Self (archive footage)
Mary Nightingale
Self (archive footage)
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