Former Post Office Investigator Maintains Guilt Stance Despite Overturned Conviction

Raymond Grant, compelled to testify at the Horizon IT inquiry, continues to believe in the guilt of a subpostmaster cleared posthumously.

Raymond Grant, a former Post Office investigator, maintains his belief in the guilt of William Quarm, a subpostmaster whose wrongful conviction was overturned posthumously.
Grant was forced to give evidence at the Horizon IT inquiry, citing limited time due to his current job and personal circumstances as reasons for his minimal initial involvement.
Quarm was convicted of embezzlement in 2010 and died two years later; his conviction was quashed in the Court of Criminal Appeal in Edinburgh last year.
Grant expressed regret for his part in the scandal, accusing his former employer of deception.
Over 700 branch managers were prosecuted due to faulty accounting software, Horizon, and hundreds are awaiting compensation.