Quinn Convicted: Justice for Rape Victim, Miscarriage of Justice

0:00On April 17th, Paul Quinn just got hit with guilty verdicts on two counts of rape, plus inflicting Grievous bodily harm and trying to choke his, victim. This ties straight back to the brutal 2003 attack near Southford that wrongfully locked up Andrew Malkinson for 17 years. Prosecutors called Malkinson's conviction one of the worst miscarriages of justice ever, with mistaken identifications leading the charge. Malkinson's DNA turned up on the victim's vest, though his defense pushed innocent contact as the explanation. Malkinson's speaking out now, saying he's glad justice finally landed for the victim in public, but blasts police for letting Quinn roam free while. He rotted in prison. Greater Manchester police's top brass apologized flat out for their failures and the letdown to everyone involved. The independent office for police conduct is digging deep, probing five ex-offices for gross misconduct and one current one with a criminal angle on. Misconduct in public office, they're sifting through old evidence to figure out exactly

1:02where it all went wrong. Quinn's locked up awaiting sentencing on June 5th, and as this case wraps one chapter, the push for real accountability in the system keeps rolling.