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In the early 1960s two young Perth men, John Button and Darryl Beamish, were wrongfully found guilty of crimes committed by notorious serial killer Eric Edgar Cooke. The temporary exhibition at the Old Court House Law Museum, ‘When Justice Goes Wrong’, examines their long path to exoneration in the early 2000s, specifically the evidence that proved instrumental for each man in overturning the wrongful conviction that has left them with lifelong psychological scars.

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