Hunted – the Kevin Barry Artt Story

In 1983, twenty-four-year-old Catholic taxi driver Kevin Barry Artt was wrongly convicted and sentenced to life in prison for the murder of the deputy governor of the Maze Prison, Albert Miles. Seven weeks into his life sentence, Artt was one of thirty-eight prisoners who dramatically escaped HMP Maze in the most daring and notorious jailbreak in British history, and he fled to California, going underground. Finally captured by the FBI, he became embroiled in an epic legal saga.

Dan Lawton discovered the vital piece of evidence that caused the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal to throw out Artt's murder case in 2020 and in Hunted he exposed Kevin Barr Artt's astonishing story of survival and ultimate redemption.