Anne viewers were outraged as the extent of the injustice was laid bare in tonight's episode.
The four-part series follows Anne Williams' relentless pursuit to uncover the truth after her 15-year-old son Kevin was one of the 97 victims unlawfully killed in the Hillsborough disaster.
The original coroner decided the inquest should only investigate the tragic events on April 15, 1989 until 3.15pm, but Anne always rejected this cut-off time.
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The second episode chronicled the activist's efforts to challenge the cut-off time as it showed the conversation she had with police constable Debra Martin who told her Kevin died in her arms at 4pm.
Anne also uncovered footage in the episode which showed Kevin was still alive at 3.36pm and interviewed a fellow Liverpool FC fan who helped care for her son after 3.15pm.
However, Monday's edition also documented how the High Court rejected an initial application for judicial review in 1993 and revealed how 42 ambulances were denied access to the ground.
Viewers following the show on Twitter were left outraged about what Anne Williams had to endure in her pursuit of justice.
Sam said: "I’ve got the shivers, my blood is boiling and I’ve a stress headache brewing and that’s from only watching this! Imagine living it!!!! I remember the footage on the tv at the time like it was yesterday"
@TashAmaka said: "Backed up ambulances that the police wouldn’t let through is just infuriating!"
Susan commented : "It's absolutely disgusting how the victims and families were treated."
Amiyra added: "Oh this is harrowing and enraging."
Joanne said: "Wow, just caught up with #Anne heart wrenching to watch, remember this unfold on the TV so vividly, but to see what those poor families endured from there on in.. Its down right despicable."
Anne Marie said: "Watching #Anne and feeling so angry about what those poor families went through!"
Anne continues tomorrow at 9pm on ITV and ITV Hub
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