However, Lane claims that he is not guilty of this act and in hopes that he gets his sentence turned around, he wrote a book titled, Fitted Up And Fighting Back.

With his book titled Fitted Up and Fighting Back, Kevin Lane believes he can finally prove his innocence of the contract shooting of Robert Magill in Hertfordshire in 1994. The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. Within hours of the shooting the names of two men, Roger Vincent and David Smith, were being spoken of as those responsible.Also it exposes the use of public interest immunity certificates to keep important evidence hidden from police view. I've known Kevin Lane for years and I just recently bought his two books (Glammenport and Lodestone) and after reading them I am left wanting more! Robert Evans, counsel for the two men in that case told the court: “In my opinion, Mr Spackman’s accounts in interview show a history of dishonesty and a history of tampering or falsifying police records in cases he was involved in. Chris Spackman a corrupt police officer who was sent to prison for theft and dishonesty has ruined Lane's life by tampering with evidence, creating false alibis for the real perpetrators and fitting Kevin uo for a crime he didn't commit.

The story is written in the third person, letting us see the story from the perspective of those involved and I feel that a story of this type is best told in this narrative. Lane and Smitted were sentenced to life in 2005 after they were found further guilty of killing David King, a suspected police informer. In his book, Lane reveals documents held back under public interest immunity regulations that give details of Vincent’s conversations with one of the key investigating officers, who would himself end up behind bars.

Also the CCRC were set up in honesty only to prevent the flow of unsafe convictions reaching the European Court of human rights and then UK being told to overthrow unsafe convictions or UK to be hit with penalties and the convictions marked as unlawful, the CCRC was a placebo and a method to end people's fight for justice. The police used every tactic and strings to their bow, that they could to manipulate the case against Kevin. But was he really a hitman who killed Great Train Robber Charlie Wilson, and had links to the Russian mob? Book was also carefully and professionally wrapt, was a very fast ship, and was in good condition as described.

Kevin Lane has spoken about how as the Covid-19 crisis hit the world, more awareness about mental health has been made. The leading investigating Police Officer Detective Inspector Christopher Spackman was arrested and sent to prison in 2003. Reading about his conviction despite being innocent, getting mentally tortured in prison, and serveing over twenty years there for a crime he never committed… made me realise how hard life can be but it also taught me one thing- you always rise like a phoenix… from ashes… you can always make a fresh start in life and set an ideal example for others.By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. He said that it wouldn't be reasonable to use the car that he was driving his family around a few days before as a getaway vehicle. He revealed documents there were held secret under the public interest immunity regulations that show details of Vincent's conversations with one of the investigating officers, who ended up in jail too. Both men have denied their involvement in the Magill murder and in his book, Lane reveals some details about the cases.

Lane notes that at his own trialone of the detectives told the court that “he is an extremely dangerous man who has undoubtedly committed other murders” although he had never been charged with any others. The moment you start reading Glammenport you are hit with a large wave of seawater right in the face; you can almost hear seagulls cawing and the creak of wood – this tale begins with a distinct nautical feel.The following year Vincent and Lane were charged with the murder but Vincent was acquitted at the subsequent trial. The book was listed in "good" condition, when actually, it was in "very-good to pristine" condition. One can only hope that this thoroughly decent man can obtain justice and get this plain wrong conviction overturned.