Growing up, cousins Deb Drummond and Jan Teunis knew very little about the shadowy figure that was their grandfather Reg Brown.
They had never seen a photo and all they were told was that he was an accountant who had died of bronchitis just after World War Two.
Curious to discover more, the cousins pored over public records, and were shocked to discover their grandfather was found guilty of a notorious Brisbane murder.
For most people, Reg Brown’s murder conviction was, and remains, clear cut.
But after a decade spent testing the evidence and finding fresh angles, the cousins hold grave doubts that justice was done.
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