A journalist who has investigated the uk Blood Scandal for her book, the poison line. And Blood Scandal victim stephen smith, who contracted hepatitis c from a contaminated Blood Transfusion when he was 22. He told me how the issues began after he had a Blood Transfusion in 1985 after losing four pints of blood when he accidentally put his foot through a glass door. I had a Blood Transfusion fuor Blood Transfusions in total and i would say probably six months after that. So probably 1986, i started some notice that my mood was changing and i was getting very lethargic. Did do sport back in the day. So ijust thought you might be sport that made me tired. So i didnt realise. And it went on for 36 years until i did find out which as a hell of a shock. Well, thats an incredible amount of time to wait before you found out what went wrong. Could you describe the moment you were told . I used to live in essex and i moved four years ago whilst i was in essex, having in and out. Always in conve
when i was only six. within the first ten or 15 minutes of that, i was scouted, and from that moment on i ve been a liverpool player. now he wants there to be more support for those released from football academies. anyone who s been through these experiences, please get in touch, i want to talk to you. i want to learn, i want to know what you re going through. i want to be able to help you and do as much as i can. trent, i ve seen your video on instagram about players released from academies. i struggle to find a way into the outside world because all i knew was football. trent, i turn 25 next week, and i still suffer from being released at the age of 15 and 16. in the end, i gave up. i went into a deep state of depression. i put myself and my whole family through hell. it wasn t my fault. it wasn t football s fault. it s just a flawed part
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fits into that scenario, so, you know, i m looking forward to seeing what they have but this is an aggressive charge, erica. when we look at what we know, and what you learned from the d.a. earlier in terms of how that live round did get onto the set because so much of it, what we re hearing in 9 finger-pointing of the people involved and the people charged is basically, hey, it wasn t my fault, i was doing everything right. nobody knows how it got there, did she have any further insight? how important does it seem that is when it comes to this case? this is so interesting because, you know, i ve been talking with the sheriff s department as well who they were actually in charge obviously of collecting the evidence, running the investigation, they finished their report and handed that over to prosecutors to actually make this decision and one thing that that was devoid of was any indication of how the live round actually got into that gun itself. we know that live rounds were on th
in the broadcast sunday. this is cbs eve ng news. i judge judy: if the car wasn t insured on that date, let me know now. no, ma am. the car was insured on that day. announcer: is this mom str eading j youo meo ranc chan aouncnow her will hisn. judge judy: failing to maintain a lane. guilty ! that s what you pled. sure did. judge judy: that means that you caused the accident. it wasn t my fault. judge judy: [ chuckling ] announcer: judge judy. you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution tela morton is suing her son, michael whitmore, for damage to her car, impound fees, and lost wages. byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 527 on the calendar in the matter of morton vs. whitmore. judge judy: thank you. byrd: you re welcome, judge.