Police Ombudsman Clears Officer in Katie Simpson Murder Case

0:00On April 9th, the police ombudsman just wrapped up their probe into a cop handling the murder case of 21-year-old shojumper, Katie Simpson, and they found zero evidence of any criminal wrongdoing or conflicts of interest. Katie died in August 2020 after landing in a hospital in London Dairy, cops first called it a suicide, but later charged shojumping trainer Jonathan Creswell with her murder. He passed away during his trial this year. They dug deep, checking witness statements, records, phones, and emails, but uncovered no ties between the unnamed officer and anyone involved. That chap is officially shut now. Folks close to the family aren't satisfied with their lawyer calling the results too narrow and pushing for a full review, especially after past. Probe's flag issues and lets it three officers getting disciplined. Meanwhile, two more complaints tied to the case are nearing the finish line, and police brass say they're all in on fixing flaws from

1:01this tragedy too. Make sure justice sticks next time.