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 gradate 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. His most recent book is Jeremy Bamber, Evil Almost beyond Belief? published in September 2008.

 

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.

 

Lomax became involved in the Barry George campaign in 2002 after following the case closely. He has researched over 150 cases and is closely involved in six. 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.

 

Lomax played an important role in the campaign to free Barry George.

 

Of the more than one hundred and fifty cases he has studied, Lomax is only convinced of the innocence of six individuals.

 

 

 

 

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