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comments17 June 1995
The Independent
Heather Mills
No one will face charges over the wrongful conviction of Stefan Kiszko, who served 16 years for a child murder he did not commit, because of the death of the detective who headed the inquiry. A magistrate has thrown out charges of perverting the course of justice against another officer and a forensic scientist after deciding that they could not get a fair trial without the evidence of Detective Chief Superintendent Jack Dibb.
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The Independent
Heather Mills
No one will face charges over the wrongful conviction of Stefan Kiszko, who served 16 years for a child murder he did not commit, because of the death of the detective who headed the inquiry. A magistrate has thrown out charges of perverting the course of justice against another officer and a forensic scientist after deciding that they could not get a fair trial without the evidence of Detective Chief Superintendent Jack Dibb.
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Campbell Malone,
Crown Prosecution Service,
Dick Holland,
DNA,
FSS,
Lesley Molseed,
Rochdale,
Ronald Outteridge,
Stefan Kiszko,
West Yorkshire Police
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