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Secretary of the inquiry into the riots at Strangeways Prison in Manchester John Lyon
Secretary of the inquiry into the riots at Strangeways Prison in Manchester John Lyon, (left) pictured on the panel with left to right: Assessor Gordon Lakes, Lord Justice Wolfe and assessors Mary Tuck and Professor Rod Morgan.
11th June 1990
Paul Mealey
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom
Media ID 21390403
© Mirrorpix
Inquiry Investigation Panel Prison Riots
Medium 18" Cushion (46x46cm)
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This print captures a significant moment in history, showcasing the esteemed Secretary of the inquiry into the riots at Strangeways Prison in Manchester, John Lyon. The image showcases Lyon seated on a panel alongside other notable figures involved in this crucial investigation. On his left sits Assessor Gordon Lakes, while to his right are Lord Justice Wolfe and assessors Mary Tuck and Professor Rod Morgan. Each individual brings their unique expertise to this panel, representing a diverse range of perspectives necessary for understanding the complexities surrounding these riots. Taken on June 11th, 1990, during an era marked by political unrest and social upheaval, this photograph serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of justice and accountability within our prison system. It symbolizes a collective effort to investigate and understand the underlying causes that led to such unprecedented riots. The presence of these influential individuals signifies their commitment to uncovering truth amidst chaos. Their dedication is palpable through their focused expressions and engaged body language. This image encapsulates not only their professional roles but also highlights their shared responsibility towards ensuring safety within prisons while addressing systemic issues that may have contributed to such events. Paul Mealey's skillful capture immortalizes this pivotal moment from the 1990s - an era defined by its transformative impact on politics, investigations, prisons, and society as a whole.
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