![]() However Max Wolfe is disheartened by a legal system that sets murderers free.Īlthough a good cop, he is sometimes morally bewildered by the outcome of his work, observing that the human rights of offenders often come before those of victims. When Newgate, a dreaded London jail which epitomised the cruelty of an unjust legal system, was torn to the ground and replaced by the Old Bailey, it brought hope for a new kind of justice. ‘The Hanging Club’ have deemed certain individuals worthy of the death penalty - a member of a Muslim gang who groom and gang rape white girls and teenagers, a drug addict who kills a war hero, a rich banker who barely saw prison for the hit-and-run of a young boy, and an Islamic hate preacher who draws crowds in London suburbia. They are all perpetrators of heinous crimes who have been misguidedly protected by a British legal system. ![]()
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