An independent review of his case was recently completed
Andrew Malkinson with his mother Tricia outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London after having his rape conviction quashed A man who spent 17 years in prison for a crime he did not commit has received an apology from the Criminal Cases Review Commission.57, was jailed after being convicted of carrying out a horrific attack on a woman near the M61 motorway in Salford in 2003.
Last year, his conviction was overturned on the basis of fresh evidence unearthed by the charity, Appeal, which showed DNA belonging to another man present on the victim’s clothing. “There may have been a belief that I have been unwilling ever to apologise to Mr Malkinson, and I want to clarify that this is not the case. For me, offering a genuine apology required a clear understanding of the circumstances in which the commission failed Mr Malkinson. We now have that.
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