Gareth Jenkins, who worked at Fujitsu for the whole of his professional career before retiring in 2015, gave evidence to the inquiry on Tuesday.
A former senior Fujitsu engineer has said Post Office lawyers wanted to change his witness statement for a trial to wrongly implicate a subpostmaster.
In his third witness statement for the inquiry, Mr Jenkins claimed Post Office lawyer Warwick Tatford had looked over a draft of his witness statement for Mrs Misra’s trial and recommended he “make some points more strongly in favour of the Post Office”. In the same witness statement, Mr Jenkins made personal written apologies to some of the subpostmasters and said he was “truly sorry” for Mrs Misra’s wrongful conviction.
She said: “I was hoping to see why he did what he did. I don’t think I’m going to get the right answers, let’s see what the other three days bring.” Mr Jenkins had earlier said the Post Office made a series of direct approaches to him with “odd requests out of the blue”.
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