Crimewatch Redux+ - The Murder of Lesley Molseed (1975)

[@jackiebeh6702]

This poor man passed away 1 year after his release; his mother followed 4 months later. A terrible injustice.

[@BusWill2006]

I know. So sad. The real killer is a callous pervert 🤮

[@butcher654]

​@32446 let's hope the evil bastard never gets let out

[@butcher654]

​@32446 let's hope the evil bastard never gets let out

[@BrenMurphy1]

Average coppers just collecting their wages 😢😢😢

[@jacobfield4848]

@@BusWill2006 The real killer got away.

[@geoffjoffy]

Stefan Kiszko served 16 years for something he didn't do. Horrific.

[@awakeningwithreiki9451]

yes an he dies a year after being released, he was a gentle soul with learning needs, completely set up by the police

[@elkehassell171]

Tragic, so tragic. Poor Stefan and poor Molseed family.

[@jeanettehinds4253]

Poor man, you can just imagine them bullying and scaring him into submission, they are still doing shit like this today.

[@barbarapalmer8224]

Yes, who knows what goes on in police stations.

[@alfredwilson4224]

they are.

[@alexacameron1465]

i'm shocked at how racist the prison guard was to his mother, so rude.

[@joshuaedwards4536]

This has to be one of the most heart-breaking crimewatch cases I remember seeing, 1 innocent man spent 16 years behind bars for a crime he couldn't have possibly committed, I'm very sceptical as to how and why these complete miscarriage of justices happen, do the law purposely withold/enter evidence that would otherwise see true justice being done, and the poor fellow died before he or any of his family could get any compensation, R.I.P to ALL those who lost their lives during such a tragic heartbreaking case, and to the evil wicked lowlife poor excuse for a murdering whatever who took poor Leslie's life, may you rot in hell eternally......🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@joshuaedwards4536]

@@MrLondonGo I wasnt meaning to be rude, Sir, so dont take any offence to what I wrote, it's very sad that these awful crimes take place, and especially when it concerns an innocent child who loses her life, such as Leslie Molseed, amongst many others, 1 wrongly convicted man, and a family who lost their daughter, and had to endure the pain twice, after 1 man was rightfully cleared of all charges, but he passed away without getting any compensation for the time spent in an institution, what a sad miscarriage of justice, but at least the right person in now rotting in his prison cell for life, although sometimes I do controversially believe that prison is far too good and easy for despicable people as such....

[@topbanana4128]

@@joshuaedwards4536 I don't know how British people, can live, with the knowlage of how absolutely rotten the "british justice" system was/is. In this case, they have' to have known, that they were sending an innocent man to jail. And to jail for the most terrible of crimes. There is something terribly wrong, with a society that allows this to take place, without serious repercussions.

[@joshuaedwards4536]

@@topbanana4128 agreed, how it's actually classed as "justice" is beyond my mental abilities to take in, surely if there's NO sufficient true genuine untampered with evidence (DNA or whatever) then yes that can be used, but in such high profile cases, as the ones that have been mentioned on this forum here, where was the evidence, what did it consist of, where were the witness and how credible were they, and the evidence they submitted, something stinks real bad about a lot of these cases, and the words "fitted up" tend to come to mind......

[@donciotti3639]

@@topbanana4128 I agree...but it happens all over the world not just Britain

[@topbanana4128]

@@donciotti3639 I don't think there are many western countries, with the exception of America, that could compare to the rotton british justice system. And that's being completely honest...

[@SuzyJarman]

Castree didn't ruin the life of Stefan Kiszko, West Yorkshire Police did. Their incompetence and withholding evidence is not acceptable. Those in charge should have been sacked. A new police force should have led the second investigation. How on earth the original investigating officers did is beyond comprehension.

[@Packyboy]

The same force that were an absolute disgrace during the ripper investigation… always referring to the women as prostitutes.. never sisters mothers daughters. In interviewed Sutcliffe 8/6of those times when his photo fit was on the wall behind him… and they were sitting looking at him… incompetence beyond belief. I don’t even think it’s incompetence. I think they just didn’t care. He was only killing slags.

[@suemcgregor9248]

Castree had 16 years to speak up, he didn't. He's just as culpable as the Police, moreso because he committed the murder in the 1st place

[@BusWill2006]

They’re both to blame.

[@hecateswolf6007]

Got it 'badly wrong' in 1975? Your guys fitted Stefan Kiszko up.

[@noongourfain]

Mrs Kiszko and the lawyer she finally found were heros.

[@mickykedian7753]

The West Yorkshire Police must have known Stefan Kiszko was innocent of this crime, he was afforded no representation until he’d been forced to sign a prepared statement. Those responsible for this miscarriage of justice were a disgrace to their uniform. Less than a month after Lesley’s abduction, The Yorkshire Ripper killed Wilma McCann in Leeds and the same force, failed to apprehend him for 5 years. Detective Inspector Dick Holland was involved in both these cases, corrupt in the first (he was charged with perjury in 1994 for suppressing the results of the semen sample comparisons exonerating Kiszko), incompetent in the second.

[@donny121able]

The old documentaries are much better, no ridiculous music and better narrated.

[@pattymelt-go3fv]

The fact that Ronald Castree was not an immediate suspect for Lesley's murder is BEYOND strange. He had a prior conviction for child abduction, lived on the same estate and drove that very distinctive car... He was seen by 2 witnesses WITH Lesley and had no alibi because his wife was in the hospital with a DVT after giving birth a week before. Was it that his family had money? The only thing I can think of was the detective, who also screwed up the Yorkshire ripper case was also lead detective on the Moleseed case.

[@erdemir5641]

So where's the conviction of the police for destroying a man's life? Life in prison for all of them

[@probro9898]

Detective Dick Holland was prosecuted for perverting the course of justice, but escaped by blaming it all on a colleague who had died in the meantime. Holland has gone now, to stand before a higher court of justice than any he might have faced in this world. Christians should pray for his soul as much as for Stefan and Charlotte's.

[@BusWill2006]

Plus his solicitors who were beyond pathetic. Poor guy had everything stacked against him.

[@robertmason6366]

It's funny because when I first saw the slope on the moors where he was supposed to climb with the girl. I thought, how could he climb that.

[@AACE73]

Any murder is awful, a child's murder especially horrific. But it's so heartbreaking when those murdered have overcome life threatening illness or trauma & thrived, only to have their precious lives so cruelly taken by monsters. I've watched a number of uploads recently where that has been the case & it saddens & angers me so. The second tragedy in this case is that an innocent man had so much of his precious life taken from him too. It should never have happened, & again, it's something I've seen time & time again thanks to the uploaders to YT. It's something that cannot be ignored & things must change. Take care everyone xxx

[@jasonmuller1199]

To everyone saying the mum should never have let the child go to shops, it was the 70's, a different time to nowadays

[@Stu-SB]

100%.. we were never in the house only to eat, wolfed dinner down, then back out till your old dear shouted you in when it was getting dark..

[@mohammaddavoudian7897]

70s or another decade, a little child should never be allowed to go to the shops on his or her own. Specially shops that are a 10 minute walk away!!The 70s was also a bad decade for crime just like any other decade.

[@annodomini7250]

@@mohammaddavoudian7897 you obviously were not a child in the 70's.

[@johnniethepom7545]

​@@mohammaddavoudian7897it was fairly safe to allow British children freedom until the great influx .

[@alfredwilson4224]

we used to always gan shops in the 80s and 90s ❤❤

[@samjoseph420]

No one will ever forget what happened to Lesley or Stefan.

[@Paul1510WB]

How many people were driving around in a beige car with red primer all over it like that at the time?

[@truthwinsuk8056]

RIP LESLEY and RIP STEFAN

[@shauntaylor6040]

A local resident is convicted of a similar offence in the same area but is never questioned-durrr.

[@kevinmole9982]

poor Stefan poor Lesley that vile man killed twice really

[@simonyip5978]

He wouldn't have had many good days for the last 16 years of his life, and even though he was a free man when he died it's a pretty poor substitute for the life he could and should have had made for himself. A tragedy for so many people just for the selfish 'needs' of one man.

[@noongourfain]

The prison experience as an innocent man made him ill and shortened his life. Yes terrible.

[@leftylucy2263]

Women like Beverly are part of the problem.

[@andypandy9013]

Castree will be 83 years old in 2036 before he is even able to apply for release on licence. If he lives that long. Which I hope he doesn't. 👿

[@helenrosetipper3200]

May I offer my heartfelt condolences to the family of Lesley Molseed, RIP. And, if ever there was a living Saint, it HAS to be the forebearing Mr Stefan Kiszko who was the victim of purposely suppressed critical evidence which it has been proved, led to his conviction. Kiszko would have been relentlessly reviled and targetted emotionally and physically in prison as the lowest of the low, when in fact, he was a pure as the driven snow. Those torturous 16 years Kiszko (and his poor mother, Charlotte Kiszko) endured have not begun to be redressed adequately by the State ever since, or by Society's collective conscious - despite paedophile Ronald Castree being charged for the offences in 2006 through a DNA match. DO YOU AGREE that Beatification should begin without delay (Kiszko loved going to church every Sunday) with any associated costs being met by the State's financial compensation award made to Kiszko (present day equivalent of the 1992 award of £500,000) but which he died before receiving? Please LIKE and SHARE if you wish to help DO something to reignite the perpetual memory of the innocent, vulnerable, blameless and truly holy soul that was Stefan Kiszko. Kiszko's conviction has been described as 'THE WORST MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE OF ALL TIME'. Further detailed information can be found at: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Lesley_Molseed

[@kevinsalmon6062]

Cont

[@helenrosetipper3200]

@@kevinsalmon6062 Pardon?

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

What his church wants to do is up to them.

[@BusWill2006]

He didn’t even receive adequate compensation. It’s just disgusting what happened to him and his family.

[@jacobfield4848]

1. Raymond Hewlett murdered Lesley Molseed. Raymond Hewlett owned a GPO Van and admitted to buying it in Glasgow. Raymond Hewlett knew friends of Danny Molseed, Lesley's father. 2. Raymond Hewlett's girlfriend said he was driving his van where Lesley Molseed went missing on the same day. Raymond Hewlett fled England a few days after Lesley Molseed was murdered. 3. The police framed both Stefan Kiszko and Ronald Castree to protect Raymond Hewlett. 4. The forensic expert who claimed the DNA matched Ronald Castree is the same person who framed Stefan Kiszko by hiding evidence that would have cleared him. 5. The forensic expert in question is called Ronald Outeridge. Ronald Outeridge was the same forensic expert that claimed the hoax tape was from the Yorkshire Ripper. 6. Both Ronald Outeridge and Raymond Hewlett were friends of Jimmy Savile. ...I hope this helps.

[@alistairbartlett6569]

Jacob field. No it does NOT help one little bit. Raymond Hewlett was a vile individual, with convictions for rapes and sexual assaults, but his DNA was taken by the cold case investigation team and found to be no match. When Ronald Castree was arrested for an offence he committed in the naughties, hid DNA was automatically taken and found to be a match. And thus HE was proven conclusively to be Leslie's killer. Stop spouting so much drivel!

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

Oh? And you yourself took the DNA from Lesley's body and Raymond Hewlett directly did you?? You're absolutely DEFINITE, that it's perfectly IRREFUTABLE, that a potential miscarriage of justice couldn't possibly happen a SECOND time? Or a third time? Or a fourth? Fifth? Sixth??? You're absolutely 100% without even the tiniest element of doubt, that it couldn't have possibly gone wrong _this_ time then???

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

​@@alistairbartlett6569Oh? And you yourself took the DNA from Lesley's body and Raymond Hewlett directly did you?? You're absolutely DEFINITE, that it's perfectly IRREFUTABLE, that a potential miscarriage of justice couldn't possibly happen a SECOND time? Or a third time? Or a fourth? Fifth? Sixth??? You're absolutely 100% without even the tiniest element of doubt, that it couldn't have possibly gone wrong _this_ time then???

[@jacobfield4848]

@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479 I was not entering a debate.

[@katemissfilanpurrmcdevitt]

Just heartbreaking for Lesley’s family and his son and wife having to discover what a monster he was Xx 😢😢😢😢

[@joshuaedwards4536]

Its disgraceful to think an innocent man went to jail for a crime he didnt commit, poor Leslie's family had to suffer twice over......

[@katemissfilanpurrmcdevitt]

@@joshuaedwards4536 Indeed they’ve done that before Colin Stag was wrongfully convicted of Rachel Nikcall’s murder and Barry George served eight years for a murder he didn’t commit I mean everyone makes mistakes but for those families it’s so unfair Xx

[@joshuaedwards4536]

@@katemissfilanpurrmcdevitt I dont understand how the combination of the police, and the crown prosecution service can wrongly arrest, detain, charge, prosecute AND convict a totally innocent person of such a heinous crime, especially when it's a high profile one as well, and even when "justice" is served, and the conviction is quashed and thrown out of court, the poor victim has still had to endure the naming and blaming of such an offence, the media stigma that goes with it, along with the unnecessary institutional detention as well, it seems to take them forever to get the correct person, whilst others in the meantime have to suffer, now HOW is that classed as the "British Judicial System" cos there's NO justice in "wrongful convictions"....x

[@chrissy16410]

The wife new what he was. he admitted to her he'd touched a bane.

[@andriescarstens4710]

30 years they’ve had that monster👺in their heads

[@stephenholmes1036]

Stefan was NEVER GUILTY the police were a disgrace! His motjer was a remarkable woman. We must NEVER forget Stefan Kiszco and what happened to him and the Molseed family.

[@vortrewilliams296]

I had a small part in this film and what it did not do was inform about the times he was raped in prison !!! An officer on the set of the film informed me about this as ‘ well we thought he was a nonce so we turned a blind eye’ !! It’s haunted me ever since 😔😔😔😔😔 God rest his soul as nd his mums 🙏🙏🙏

[@Suzyfromtheblock]

That’s awful

[@Stu-SB]

Dick Holland.. the guy who "caught" The Ripper and Stefan had announced those were his two finest moments.. The guy was a five star clown..

[@mohammaddavoudian7897]

A very sad and harrowing case. One the one hand, the pain and fear poor Lesley must have suffered at the hands of that evil bastard is beyond belief. On the other, he allowed an innocent man to go to jail, be physically and mentally abused for 16 years. Hope he got his comeuppance in jail every single day of his miserable, worthless life.

[@zeddeka]

There was a lot going on with the real offender, Ronald Castree, and Rochdale. It seems that Castree himself had been sexually abused by his father. Ronald Castree's son later came forward and said that his grandfather had also sexually abused him and that the grandfather had also had a previous conviction for sexually abusing a child many years ago. Ronald Castree himself was a violent, bad tempered man and it's believed that he may have been part of a local paedophile ring. Given that this was Rochdale, it wouldn't be surprising. This was the era in which Cyril Smith was the local MP and was abusing kids. The recent inquiry in historical child sex abuse (IICSA) also found that toilets in Rochdale town centre had been a pick up point for paedophiles all over the North West and Yorkshire to get kids. Many of the kids were from the local care homes where Cyril Smith had been offending. The kids were often trafficked into Manchester.

[@samiblank6761]

Parents must never think ,oh it wont happen to my child.we dont live in a perfect world so common sense should always prevail.the mum could have asked the older sister to go to the shop or at least send both of them together.dont put your children at risk

[@RachaelClarkeClarke]

The man who did it did not ruin the life of the innocent man who was jailed the police did

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

If we took spousal abuse more seriously we could prevent a lot of these crimes. He had been abusing his wife for years. He should already have been in jail for that. Hid parents have some explaining to do too, with the way they minimized that first incident of child molestation.

[@CherylStevens-g8k]

How old would lesley be now?

[@filwarby632]

The plight of Stefan Kiszko was almost as tragic, and dare I say, criminal, as tragic as the murder of this poor little girl. He was an easy target who had learning difficulties and the police knew this. He was bullied into a confession, being told that him if he admitted the offence, he could go home to his mum. Sadly, both Stefan and his mother died shortly after his release and never got real justice for what he went through. To be innocent, have the capacity of a child, and then be jailed as a wrongly convicted child molester and murderer is about as horrendous as ordeal he could've possibly endured. I hope wherever Stefan is, he is at peace with his mum. 🙏

[@christineangelafarmer4900]

Police again blaming the wrong person filth!!

[@Tony-q5c9j]

stephen kizko had a passage of time lasting 16years and 2months and the senior officer couldnt be tried because it would be an unfair trial the law is an ass wont prosecute their own so just as bent as the officer

[@violette4841]

A fine for kidnapping a child and sexually abusing her? Every so often, a girl goes to the shop and is abducted and raped or raped and killed. It is not a good idea to send a child to the shop alone or without an adult.

[@zeddeka]

Fortunately it doesn't really happen these days. Significantly harder for anyone to get away with it now - they'd appear on a million different doorbell cams. Number plate recognition and mobile phone location data also means they wouldn't get far.

[@ShakepearesDaughter]

Question here... I read the little girl had some mental disability... delayed development from her early heart problem that resulted in her being mentally about 4 years old despite her 11 years... from oxygen deprivation before she was able to have her surgery, I assume. That being the case, was it normal to send such a child on a walk to a store alone? (Not because she was incapable of performing a useful task, but due to her perceived vulnerability of mind.) Understand, please, I'm a 60s American child myself, allowed to freely run about within certain bounds (be back by dinnertime, not going out after dark) and go ride my bike and so on and those times were very different and relaxed and I don't like asking this question, but... even back then, I can't picture a mom having a child with that kind of disability walking a few blocks or so to a store and back by herself. Was it just so much more provincial and gentleminded in that region in those days, and therefore just considered normal social functioning for this child, to be helping her mother and having her turn on the rotation (rota) with the other sibs? I am not judging this mom, poor woman, heaven knows she sounds a sweet fine mom like any. I am just trying to understand the norms of the time. Some things that shock millennial parents now, we routinely did back then and no one thought twice about it...

[@rodkirkbride2230]

Things were very very different back then. A lot went on trust. Trust being nobody would hurt a child regardless of how they were. Unfortunately there's folk out there that prey on that factor.

[@zc6346]

As an adoptive mum to two 'disabled' children all I can tell you is defining a childs intellectual abilities by saying they are 3,5,7,11 years old is utter nonsense. We may say that a typical 3 year old can count up to ten. If a child learns to count up to ten only when they're 9 or 10 that sure means they are delayed but it certainly doesn't mean their brain is that of a 3yo. Lesley obviously knew how to pick up some small thing from the local market. She'd done it before. Sending an 11 year old who has some health issues down the shops is not like sending off a toddler...

[@suzyq4982]

@@rodkirkbride2230 a decade after the moors murders so maybe trust wasn’t appropriate ? My kids never went the shops alone . Rest in peace Lesley .

[@carolann3249]

What a coward he was to not own up . He let someone else go to jail and he was free . Well done to the police , the second run with this case .

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

Suppose Castree was framed? What are you going to turn around and say *_then??_* What if a third person is arrested? Then a fourth? A fifth? A sixth??? What if Kiszko was (really) guilty all along?? At what point does one start to THINK??

[@GinaJones-we4eq]

@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479Kisco could not of done it because he was infertile

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

@@GinaJones-we4eq Well... how do we - *_REALLY_* - know that? How do we know that? What? Because we were *_told_* he was?? What if even there was more than one individual involved? Whether it did or it didn't involve Kiszko... When does it reach an absolute final conclusion??? This is why I never determine other people either innocent OR guilty of ANYTHING... because things like this very case in and of itself, exemplifies that determinations can be called into question - verdict reached or otherwise. Criminal trials should've stopped being compulsory after the Old Testament became redundant. I believe any claim of criminal trials being declared as compulsory in this day and age, to be ultimately unlawful. We don't need to live in "damage limitation" mode anymore.

[@PC-lu3zf]

She would be nearly 60 if she was alive today so sad. That poor man serving so long in jail while the real killer Ronald Castree walked free least he’s now where he belongs throw away the 🔑

[@AiRiOLaLa]

What’s a rewrite/rerotorr? (12:10 ish) I’m guessing it’s like a chore list that rotates which child is up next.... but never heard of this before!?

[@futureisgosub]

She says "I looked at the wee rota"

[@AiRiOLaLa]

@@futureisgosub thanks for replying.... sorry I don’t know what A “wee Rota” is either!?! Its probably not super important but I’ve googled it and couldn’t find out there so now it’s got me curious....

[@futureisgosub]

@@AiRiOLaLa rota is a schedule of household chores.

[@AiRiOLaLa]

@@futureisgosub thank you so much! That was my guess , but I wanted to be certain.... now I know for future use! Thanks again! Much appreciated :-)

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

@@AiRiOLaLa. And “wee” is Scottish for “small or short”.

[@hedgemist691]

What a trouper Lesley's mother was.

[@traciemarsh1611]

how? she was the one who sent her daughter out on her own

[@Littlemouse884]

​@@traciemarsh1611stop being so cruel this is the second time you've said this now > it was not her mothers fault !. What a ridiculous thing to say 😬

[@traciemarsh1611]

@@Littlemouse884 i say the truth tough if you cannot deal with it

[@Littlemouse884]

@traciemarsh1611 yeah but it's not the actual truth (it's just your truth)

[@benbushnall5623]

'I hear much of peoples calling out to punish the guilty, but very few are concerned to clear the innocent' Defoe.

[@sylviabriggs4087]

No the police are not to be commended they make too many mistakes

[@mazfitnessjounery2023]

How the rass does man spend 16 year in jail for a crime he didnt commit sorry dont you need creditable evidence to spend some to jail ?

[@REVERSE_BIAS]

9:23 That's the old Andi Peters 'Live and Kicking' Telephone number!!!

[@AiRiOLaLa]

I’m from the US so forgive me for asking and not knowing .... is the show # ur talking about and the same one displayed for this show at 9:23.... are they programs on the same channel? Maybe it’s a studio main # and that’s why they are the same?

[@REVERSE_BIAS]

@@AiRiOLaLa Both shows were on the BBC, so you're probably right. Live and Kicking was a kid's show, which used to have the number sang in a really memorable way. So much so I still remember 30+ years later.

[@andrew1984uk]

They shared the same number, I remembered hearing about that years ago.

[@colinjennings3661]

And the bastard that did do it has about 15 years extra freedom.

[@Prieze868]

This one's really awful

[@butcher654]

it is I hope that evil monster is having a hard life in prison

[@arcacoma3524]

This is what happens when busy body bureaucrats set targets for convictions...Anything and anybody will do..

[@SonjaHamburg]

TRIVIA FACT: He was so big because of his lack of Testosterone. Sexual hormones stop the growth spurt of Teenagers. A friend of mine would perfectly fit to the description of his body and mind, he has XXY-Chromosomes.

[@mpol701]

Interesting I'm autistic adhd, had undescended testicles till 22, and other genital. Issues, my tests for testosterone have always been low, and yes I'm large I often wonder if I'm prader wili as well but I've never had genetic tests

[@mpol701]

Im technically hypogonadism but the guy 2ho saw me at hospital had no knowledge, no accurate knowledge of this condition, I took in the paperwork printed off Internet and from a world renowned researcher base at the same hospital, I got a partial, androgen deficiency Dx instead The researcher told me who to see at hospital gp agreed as she knew her, sadly for me she was on maternity leave and I got 85 year old who didn't specialise in sexual issues with hormones But I refused testosterone as I said what if it makes me too active and not able yo. Control myself sexually or become violent to people I just wanted another piece of my autism adhd puzzle solved

[@laurajones8526]

so very sad a loss of more than one life it left his mother ill and him a shell of himself the irrefutable proof of his innocence was there from the start but the coppers just wanted to put someone behind bars for the crime so seeing a weak feeble person they just used him he was defenseless to fight them. thankfully his mother kept on fighting long after everyone even her sister had begged her to stop paying for her health. it was wonderful at last one person listened to her and found the answers that everyone else could not be bothered to. it is a heartbreaking story and in the end there were no winners I am glad that this crime was solved as it was an awful murder but an innocent man should never have been held responsible

[@AnthonyMcKenzie-y5i]

I know that area very well and the shop is literally 2 mins away

[@Littlemouse884]

So a woman thought she saw her in a car with a man(as she recognised her from the poster), but didnt bother to call the police 😬

[@robertmason6366]

Wow the seaman didn't. What a bunch of bastards and they knew he had learning disabilities and would be a sitting duck inside.

[@kennethcarvalho3684]

This is very depressing... 😮😮

[@Tiredmum]

McLean defending those police officers is disgusting.

[@kellie8291]

Heartbreaking 💔

[@india239]

I loved the Bay City Rollers

[@social224]

Police detectives worst than criminals.

[@tassiegirl1991]

What abysmal policing, how n earth could they not connect the dots. That poor man and the childs family.

[@paddyolten4031]

RIP Stefan

[@lesleyh88]

People don’t change and if they do, it’s sadly for the worse. I think so anyway.

[@dianneD27]

What a monster

[@butcher654]

hope he's having a hard time in prison

[@YolandaThorpe-r5g]

Tony Maudsley who played Kenneth de beke fro, benidorm playing stephan kiskow

[@irenegray3974]

They had No evidence really. Did he drive a car/van/ what DNA did they heave? Where did he pick her up?? What a Jury they got this one wrong. Sad for the little girl 😢

[@mpol701]

Yes i dont get that, did he drive? If he didn't then that's him innocent

[@GinaJones-we4eq]

@@mpol701He did drive but he was infertile so couldn’t have done it

[@racheldemain1940]

Film is bad quality! Sound is awful

[@sidclark1953]

This is really in poor taste, it's just so ghoulish in the extended display of this poor man's misery and humiliation. It is also remiss in not mentioning that the real killer was eventually found, Ronald Castree.

[@Isee238]

He’s in coronation street

[@suzyq4982]

A decade after the vile Moors Murders .. no young child should EVER be allowed to go anywhere alone ! Rest in peace little one x

[@robokill387]

That's an overreaction, these cases are very, very rare and coddling children excessively is bad for their development.

[@suzyq4982]

@@robokill387 better coddled and alive .. than the alternative .

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

No. That's not fair to children. Most child molesters are actually their own parents or relatives anyway.

[@davida369]

British justice, the best in the world.

[@janeclarkson8471]

The justice system is fine, it's those who misuse it, always. It is what motivates them!

[@fleurdavey9785]

Her name was Lesley not lel

[@ev470]

Her own family are more than entitled to give her a loving, family nickname. It obviously means something to them

[@almadavis8274]

her family are the only ones using it so...............

[@traciemarsh1611]

nick name

[@traciemarsh1611]

the mum should be ashamed of herself that poor little girl was too young to go to the shops on her own i dont care what year it was. why didnt she send her older sister or better still go her bloody self shame on the mum i hope she felt guilty. rip lesley. rip to stephan as well the police need to start doing their job right and stop convicting innocent people. a rota? totally disgusting if your did the adult things yourself your daughter would have lived and a innocent man wouldnt have had his life ruined.

[@mickwest2650]

In my mind, the West Yorkshire Police are knobheads. They came to me about a murder and how they approached was so unprofessional. I was interviewed by 3 separate police forces. The I did not mind because, given the evidence they had at the time, I too, would have called and interviews me. Luckily, they got the guy and jailed him for life. He confessed to the murders.

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

All police forces are. They caught two Sussex Police Officers shoplifting booze a few years ago.

[@StevensonIngram-qc9rr]

The biggest crims in all this were the politicians, the Old Bill, and those in the legal profession.