Justice For Neil Latimer

04/10/2026

Peter Robinson talking about respect for both sides at garvaghy road
Remeber this you traitor
Yet no arrest was made here

01/10/2026

Update
Neils mother Joan is very ill at the moment , she has been Neils biggest supporter and is 95 years old
Can I ask for prayers at this time for Joan
Thankyou
Admin

01/10/2026

01/10/2026

This has been kindly donated by a lady to raise funds for Neils fundraiser
It is 16x19 inches
Diamond art poppy scene which took her a while to complete
£30 including postage
Pm for any further details
Thankyou
Admin

30/09/2026

Keep Asking Questions

Justice is strengthened, not weakened, when difficult questions are asked respectfully and evidence is carefully reviewed. That is why the campaign for Neil Latimer continues.

www.justiceforneillatimer.org⁠

26/09/2026

CONVICTION: My Story by Neil Latimer Signed Book

In November 1983, Adrian Carroll, an innocent council worker, was shot dead as he walked home from work in Northern Ireland.

Four members of a locally recruited British Army regiment were arrested, interrogated without legal representation, and convicted of his murder.

Three were later cleared after it emerged that police had altered their statements. The fourth remained convicted, largely on the evidence of one witness.

Neil Latimer has spent more than forty years maintaining his innocence in a case that has returned to court more than any other of its kind.

Northern Ireland was a society at war with itself when he was convicted. Divisions remain over this case today.

Conviction is his account of a life, a murder, a justice system under extraordinary pressure, and a verdict that has never stopped generating argument.

Order your signed copy below

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23/09/2026

A Campaign That Continues

For decades, supporters have continued to campaign for Neil Latimer, believing unanswered questions remain. Their message is simple: every case deserves careful scrutiny.

www.justiceforneillatimer.org⁠

19/09/2026

Would you be interested in hosting Neil in your local area to hear his story and help raise awareness of his ongoing case?

By bringing people together, you can help shine a light on Neil’s fight, build public support and ultimately help secure the justice he deserves.

To find out more or register your interest, please click the link below.

https://justiceforneillatimer.org/booking

16/09/2026

Hope Remains

Even after many years, the pursuit of justice does not end. Hope remains that every concern surrounding Neil Latimer's conviction will receive full and fair consideration.

www.justiceforneillatimer.org⁠

15/09/2026

The Opportunity to Tell My Story

This week, I was invited by the ASA Charity to deliver two presentations at the charity’s headquarters in Brownlow Courtyard, Lurgan.

Following the recent release of my book, Conviction: Soldier, Witness, Verdict, the presentations gave me an opportunity to explain why I wrote it, share my story and outline the next steps in my ongoing fight to clear my name.

I have to be brutally honest: I was crapping myself on Wednesday night. Once I began speaking, I completely lost track of time. There is so much in my head, more than 40 years of experiences, frustration and unanswered questions, that when I started talking, it all came pouring out.

By Thursday night, I had overcome the worst of my nerves. I felt more settled and believe I was able to give those attending a clearer insight into my case and the ongoing battle to clear my name.

There is still a long road ahead. As I said during the presentations, all I want is the opportunity to tell my story. I am not asking everyone to agree with me, but I hope those who attended, and those who read my book, will agree that serious questions surrounding my case need to be answered.

I was delighted that my solicitor, Owen Beattie, was able to attend Thursday night’s presentation. Owen provided an important insight into why he agreed to take on my case, the legal issues involved and the steps that lie ahead.

I must thank several people for their support over the past few days.

My sincere thanks go to the ASA Charity for hosting both evenings at its headquarters in Lurgan. I am especially grateful to Lexi, who helped organise the events, and the charity’s treasurer, Gillian, who presented me with a donation of £650 towards the legal costs. This generous amount was collected over the two nights.

I would also like to thank my solicitor, Owen Beattie, for his continued work and support, and my wife, Jill, who has stood beside me throughout the years. Her strength and encouragement have meant more than words can express.

Finally, thank you to everyone who attended the presentations, made a donation, bought a copy of my book or purchased one of the campaign badges. Your support is genuinely appreciated and helps me continue this fight.

If you would be interested in hosting a presentation in your local area, please visit my website:

www.justiceforneillatimer.org

Thanks again,

Neil