Andrew Malkinson: Turning Points in a Miscarriage of Justice

Tragische Fouten, Harde Lessen

Tragic Failures and Hard Lessons from Systemic Weaknesses

Andrew Malkinson Vindicated man says police knew withheld evidence was crucial to case

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A focused look at the Andrew Malkinson case, highlighting key turning points in one of the UK’s most serious miscarriages of justice and his eventual exoneration.

1 Justice Finally Served: Rapist Sentenced After Innocent Man Wrongly Imprisoned

Rapist jailed for 24 years after innocent man served nearly two decades for his crime

Sky News

 

5 jun 2026 #Manchester #Crime #UK

A rapist who let an innocent man serve nearly two decades in prison for his crime has been sentenced to 24 years in jail at Manchester Crown Court.

Paul Quinn, 52, was found guilty in April this year of raping a woman in 2003 after advances in testing meant that a billion-to-one match of his DNA profile was made with saliva left on the victim’s vest top.

Andrew Malkinson, who was previously wrongly convicted and served 17 years in jail, said all those responsible for “allowing this dangerous man to wander free” must be “held to account”.

Paul Quinn jailed for historic rape for which innocent man was WRONGLY imprisoned

Daily Record

 
5 jun 2026 #TBA #DailyRecord
 
Mr Justice Bright delivers sentencing remarks as Paul Quinn, 52, is jailed at Manchester Crown Court for 24 years for the 2003 rape for which innocent man Andrew Malkinson was wrongly jailed.