The Independent Police Complaints Authority has confirmed it's investigating police actions in relation to the wrongful murder conviction of Alan Hall.
It’s now the third investigation that has been opened since Hall’s conviction was quashed in the Supreme Court in June.
Crown Law is also investigating its work on the case, and the police will review its original investigation into Arthur Easton’s murder.
Hall, aged 23 at the time, was wrongfully convicted of murdering Easton at his home in Papakura in 1985.
He spent 19 years in prison and a further 17 years on strict parole.
Alan Hall spent 19 years in jail for a murder he didn’t commit – now his name has been fully cleared by the Supreme Court. (Source: 1News)
In June, after the Supreme Court's decision, Hall told 1News he wasn't angry. But, he wanted answers.
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