He was our most feared barrister, who rarely lost a case. But as he lay dying, George Carman revealed his stellar career came at the expense of his personal life.
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Dying regrets of Britain's most feared lawyer. George Carman's stunning case for Jeremy Thorpe and battle against the Yorkshire Ripper's wife made his name. But as he succumbed to cancer, he made a startling revelation…
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