An innocent man in Halifax says a “subtle mistake” involving a single underscore played a major role in his conviction and 18-month jail sentence. The dispute centered on how a character in digital documentation or a file identifier was interpreted by investigators and prosecutors. As the case progressed, the man maintained that the record did not match his actions or identity, but the error was not recognized early enough. After his release, his legal team argued the punctuation discrepancy undermined the reliability of the evidence chain.
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