The Official Website of S. C. Lomax

 

 

 

 

 

About S. C. Lomax

S. C. Lomax (b. 1982) is a true crime writer and campaigner for truth and justice. He is a graduate of the University of Sheffield, where he graduated in 2004 with a degree in Archaeology and Prehistory. However, writing is his passion and within days of finishing his university course, his debut book The Case of Barry George was published. He has gone on to write books about notorious convicted mass murderer Jeremy Bamber and his most recent published book is on the subject of unsolved murders.

 

Lomax began writing at the age of eight. His earliest work was written for personal interest but later began to submit articles for publication in magazines, a number of which were printed. Whilst at university he wrote for student news websites in Sheffield and a national website.

 

In addition to writing books, Lomax has written many articles for newspapers including the Sunday Mirror and Sunday Express.

 

Lomax was a key part of the campaign which helped free Barry George, having got involved in 2002 after following the case closely. He has researched over 200 cases, after being approached by people. Most of these cases are high profile. Lomax ran the Justice for James Power campaign. In December 2004 James Power, and co-accused Graham Huckerby, had their convictions for conspiring to commit armed robbery overturned at the Court of Appeal. Sadly James Power died a year after his release.

 

As a result of being involved in high profile cases, Lomax has frequently featured in the press, magazines, given interviews on radio and BBC News Channel.

  

Of the approximately two hundred he has studied, mainly in Britain and the USA, Lomax is only convinced of the innocence of six individuals.

 

Lomax also writes about unsolved murders and crimes where there is no doubt about the identity of the culprit.

 

Lomax has a Facebook fan group available at: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/group.php?gid=60871972079

 

 

 

 

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