The Evidence the Jury Never Heard: Stefan Kiszko and the Murder of Lesley Molseed
In October 1975, eleven-year-old Lesley Molseed went to the shop near her Rochdale home and never came back. Stefan Kiszko, a shy tax clerk, confessed without a solicitor and spent sixteen years in prison, even though scientific evidence showing he could not have been the killer was never put before his jury. This is the story of how his conviction was quashed in 1992, and how DNA from a strip of tape led to Ronald Castree's conviction in 2007.
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