The Wimbledon Common Murder

Colin Stagg spent 13 months imprisoned for the murder of Rachel Nickell, a crime he did not commit, as the case against him was built on weak evidence and misrepresentation by various professionals. Following the collapse of the case, Stagg's life was further tormented by tabloid media that painted him as guilty. It wasn't until 14 years later, through a cold case review, that significant flaws in the original investigation were revealed, leading to the identification of the true culprit.