New DNA testing revealed a potential alternative suspect Grimsby
A Grimsby man who spent 17 years in jail for rape has seen his convictions referred to the Court of Appeal after new DNA testing revealed a potential alternative suspect.
In light of new information. Greater Manchester Police said they had arrested a 48-year-old man from Exeter on suspicion of rape who has since been released under investigation, according to the BBC. Andy added: “The trial that resulted in my wrongful conviction felt like a slow motion car crash – I just couldn’t think of any way to stop it.
Although this new evidence does not prove that the man on the DNA database committed these offences, the CCRC has passed it onto Greater Manchester Police for them to consider further.
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