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Detectives investigating the murder of an 11-year-old girl on moorland 31 years ago have arrested a man.
Lesley Molseed left her Rochdale home on 5 October 1975 on an errand for her mother but never returned.

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Of course we remember this story not just due to the tragedy of the little girl but also for what happened to innocent Stefan Kiszko who was originally charged with the offence, served 16 years in prison and was then exonerated. He died not long afterwards. The Police beat a confession out of him and then with-held evidence that was going to clear him (Kiszko was sterile so could not have been responsible for semen left at the scene). No one was prosecuted nor charged with this unbelievable negligence in this.

Is it any wonder why no one has any faith in the Police or CPS systems?

(One of the senior Police officers in this was also the same guy who dropped a massive bollock in the Yorkshire Ripper investigation, too.)

(One of the senior Police officers in this was also the same guy who dropped a massive bollock in the Yorkshire Ripper investigation, too.)

The man, who I won't dignify with a name, retired of a full pension.. the dirty (as in corrupt and venal) bastard. He should have been strapped down for E-Wing spit roasts...

There are some odd forensics around some of the Sutcliffe 'victims' that makes it likely that Sutchliffe, although there, he didn't do a few on the west of the Pennines.

IS there a link on the Moleseed case?

any other links other than the bbc I meant...

Such as

www.gatago.com/soc/culture/irish/19779430.html

Grandpa Harley wrote:
(One of the senior Police officers in this was also the same guy who dropped a massive bollock in the Yorkshire Ripper investigation, too.)

The man, who I won't dignify with a name, retired of a full pension.. the dirty (as in corrupt and venal) bastard. He should have been strapped down for E-Wing spit roasts...

There are some odd forensics around some of the Sutcliffe 'victims' that makes it likely that Sutchliffe, although there, he didn't do a few on the west of the Pennines.

IS there a link on the Moleseed case?

Noel O'Gara thinks so - www.yorkshireripper.co.uk

I remember Calendar covering the Irish thing and the type B-excreter forensics. Holland was such an evil bag of shit...

One thing about the type of killer out lined. They tend to escalate and they don't stop. Which means he's found somewhere safe to dump the bodies.