Tim McKinnel's guest appearances

Tim McKinnel

The Mike Hosking Breakfast

Canterbury Mornings with Chris Lynch

Simon Barnett & James Daniels Afternoons

Matthew Hooton

Judith Collins

Trevor Mallard

Doug Sellman

Jarrod Gilbert

Todd Muller

Shane Reti

Julie Anne Genter

Winston Peters

Grant Robertson

Gerry Brownlee

David Seymour

Martin Cocker

Simon Bridges

Jacinda Ardern

OwlTail

The man who led a campaign to prove Alan Hall was innocent says it's unacceptable it's taken so long to clear his name.The Supreme Court has quashed Hall's murder conviction.The Auckland man spent 19 years behind bars over the violent home invasion and killing of 52-year-old Arthur Easton in Papakura in 1985.Investigator Tim McKinnel told Mike Hosking Hall's 36 year wait for justice is extraordinary.He says miscarriages of justice shouldn't happen, but there also needs to be processes in place to deal with such miscarriages if they do happen.The Solicitor-General has launched an investigation into the lawyers involved in the case.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The man who led a campaign to prove Alan Hall was innocent says it's unacceptable it's taken so long to clear his name. The Supreme Court has quashed Hall's murder conviction. The Auckland man spent 19 years behind bars over the violent home invasion and killing of 52-year-old Arthur Easton in Papakura in 1985. Investigator Tim McKinnel told Mike Hosking Hall's 36 year wait for justice is extraordinary. He says miscarriages of justice shouldn't happen, but there also needs to be processes in place to deal with such miscarriages if they do happen. The Solicitor-General has launched an investigation into the lawyers involved in the case. LISTEN ABOVESee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Tim McKinnel: Investigator says Alan Hall's 36 year wait for justice is extraordinary

Armed Response Teams

There are claims the police trial of Armed Response Teams had fundamental flaws.The six-month trial - which ended in April - is now being reviewed.The Green Party's adding its voice to calls for no increase in arms carried by police.Private investigator and former police officer Tim McKinnel told Chris Lynch police have identified that there was no baseline for comparing the results of the trial.LISTEN ABOVE

There are claims the police trial of Armed Response Teams had fundamental flaws. The six-month trial - which ended in April - is now being reviewed. The Green Party's adding its voice to calls for no increase in arms carried by police. Private investigator and former police officer Tim McKinnel told Chris Lynch police have identified that there was no baseline for comparing the results of the trial. LISTEN ABOVE

Tim McKinnel: Former police officer on the 'flawed' Armed Response Teams trial

More curbs on evidence from inmates are needed when it comes to criminal trials.It comes after news a key witness in a murder trial, a jailhouse snitch who had more than $20,000 spent on his protection, gave false evidence under oath.Tim McKinnel, a former detective and director of investigation firm Zavest told Simon and Phil that the rules around the use of such evidence needs careful examination to prevent miscarriages of justice.LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

More curbs on evidence from inmates are needed when it comes to criminal trials. It comes after news a key witness in a murder trial, a jailhouse snitch who had more than $20,000 spent on his protection, gave false evidence under oath. Tim McKinnel, a former detective and director of investigation firm Zavest told Simon and Phil that the rules around the use of such evidence needs careful examination to prevent miscarriages of justice. LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW ABOVESee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Tim McKinnel: Former detective concerned over inmate evidence being used in criminal trials