Owen Fearon, from Meigh in County Armagh, was told he owed the Post Office £16,000 and it was his fault.
But he was one of hundreds of sub-postmasters and sub-postmistresses wrongly accused after faulty computer software calculated money was missing from Post Office branches.
He says he was told to pay the money back or go to jail – he now calls this blackmail, and wants an apology.
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