Angela van den Bogerd Resigns from Post Office Executive Role Following Misleading Evidence Claims

Post Office Scandal: Innocent Staff Awaiting Redemption

Bogerd's Departure Marks Latest Twist in Horizon Trial Aftermath

Katherine Kelly, known for her portrayal of Angela van den Bogerd, has shed light on the Post Office scandal that has wrongfully accused and imprisoned innocent sub-postmasters and postmistresses.

Van den Bogerd, a Post Office executive, has recently left her position amidst allegations that she misled a judge during the Horizon trial. The trial focused on the Horizon IT system, which was found to have caused financial discrepancies in post offices around the United Kingdom.

Following the allegations, van den Bogerd was suspended from her role. However, according to reports, she has now resigned. This news comes as a devastating blow to the victims of the scandal, who had hoped that van den Bogerd's departure would pave the way for accountability and reform.

Sub-postmistress Sonia Woodley, who was wrongly convicted and imprisoned as part of the scandal, expressed her outrage at van den Bogerd's resignation. "It's a kick in the teeth to victims who believed she was facing consequences for her actions," Woodley said.

The scandal has had a profound impact on the lives of those who were wrongly accused. Many have lost their livelihoods, reputations, and even their liberty. The victims are now calling for a full public inquiry into the Post Office's role in the scandal and for those responsible to be held accountable.

Van den Bogerd's resignation may be a small step towards justice, but it is far from enough. The victims of the Post Office scandal deserve a full and independent inquiry, as well as compensation for the immense suffering they have endured.