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Being shown (again) tonight in most ITV regions. Most of the police involved in the murder investigation should hang their heads in shame.
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what happened, was that the blonde girl had a little kid?
Colin Stagg was a bit of a 'strange' character but was totally innocent of the crime. The police however thought differently and went to 'extraordinary' lengths to try to prove his guilt including most notoriously using a 'candy trap' involving one of their officers as bait.
The real culprit was a guy called Robert Napper who, whilst the police were still concentrating all their efforts on 'getting' Stagg, raped another woman (Samantha Bissett) and murdered her and her young daughter.
Following Napper's conviction Stagg was awarded £706,000 in damages for 'having his life' ruined. The 'honey trap' undercover police woman (who has never been named) was also awarded £125,000 after she allegedly suffered from a stress related illness.
The real culprit was a guy called Robert Napper who, whilst the police were still concentrating all their efforts on 'getting' Stagg, raped another woman (Samantha Bissett) and murdered her and her young daughter.
Following Napper's conviction Stagg was awarded £706,000 in damages for 'having his life' ruined. The 'honey trap' undercover police woman (who has never been named) was also awarded £125,000 after she allegedly suffered from a stress related illness.
The Mail, Sun and others should also hang their heads for the character assasination of Stag and for swallowing the police spin hook, line and sinker.
not guilty he has a good website, that de stafano is his man
the bamber guy, i read his case and him being the murderer just didnt seem to make any sense to me. whether the jury heard something different i dont know but i couldnt have said beyond reasonable doubt that he did it from what ive heard
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