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Real Crime - Season 7 - Episode 4 - The 30 Year Secret

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Watch Series: Real Crime Released in (2001) - Season 7 - Episode 4 ,airing date 2008-09-29 produced by UK, The TV Series categorized in Documentary, Crime, and content rating NR with duration 60 min broadcasted as these networks ITV1, ITV, Streamed at Putlocker & directed by Keith Wootton, Tom Whitter, Chris Oxley. The story of Lesley Molseed is heart-wrenchingly sad on so many levels and for so many people. Lesley was abducted and murdered in 1975 as she visited the corner shop near her home in Rochdale to buy a loaf of bread. Real Crime does an exemplary job of piecing together the many elements of a complicated case that was to result in an infamous miscarriage of justice when local misfit Stefan Kiszko was convicted of the killing after a botched police inquiry. Only in 2007 was the culprit, Ronald Castree, finally brought to justice after a new investigation secured the breakthrough. The programme features interviews with Lesley's family, the solicitor who took up Kiszko's case after years of campaigning by Stefan's mother, and with the wife and son of Ronald Castree. Of course, there is nothing from Kiszko, who died a broken man in 1993, just 18 months after his release from prison.

Genre: Documentary, Crime

Actor: Mark Austin, Diana Weston, Paul McGann, Chris Wilson, Philip Rosch, Denise Fergus, Michael Redfern, Gordon Winter, Mandy Waller, Richard Crossingham