Paedophile flees as town's parents learn of his past

29 October 1997 The Scotsman John Ross and John Smith A convicted paedophile was in at a secret location in Scotland last night, after fleeing from Forres in Moray after his past was made public. Parents were incensed yesterday to discover the 52-year-old, originally from the Blackpool area and said to be a danger to young girls, had been living in Forres for two weeks. The man, who was convicted of a series of offences against...

Continue Reading... Labels: DNA, FSS, Grampian Police, Ireland, Jonathan Rose, Lesley Molseed, paedophiles, Raymond Hewlett, Steve Panter, Trevor Wilkinson, West Yorkshire Police

Mother demands murder inquiry

18 October 1997 The Herald Lesley Molseed The mother of murdered schoolgirl Lesley Molseed yesterday called on Home Secretary Jack Straw to open a new inquiry into her daughter's death.  Ms April Garrett spoke out for the first time in 22 years following the publication of a book which names a 52-year-old convicted paedophile as the killer. (Blogger note: refers to Raymond Hewlet...

Continue Reading... Labels: DNA, FSS, Ireland, Jonathan Rose, Lesley Molseed, paedophiles, Raymond Hewlett, Stefan Kiszko, Steve Panter, Trevor Wilkinson, West Yorkshire Police

Mother of murdered girl believes daughter's killer is living in Cork

18 October 1997 Irish Times Catherine Cleary The mother of a schoolgirl murdered in Britain 22 years ago has said she believes her daughter's killer is living in Ireland. Lesley Molseed (11) was sexually assaulted and stabbed 12 times in October 1975. Her body was found in West Yorkshire three days after she went missing when she went to buy a loaf of brea...

Continue Reading... Labels: DNA, FSS, Ireland, Jonathan Rose, Lesley Molseed, paedophiles, Raymond Hewlett, Stefan Kiszko, Steve Panter, Trevor Wilkinson, West Yorkshire Police

Plea over Lesley's murder

18 October 1997 Yorkshire Post Nicola Megson Schoolgirl's mother seeks inquiry after book 'names real killer' in false jailing case The mother of murdered schoolgirl Lesley Molseed yesterday called on Home Secretary Jack Straw to open a new inquiry into her daughter's death. April Garrett spoke out for the first time in 22 years following the publication of a book which names a convicted paedophile aged 52 as the killer. (Blogger...

Continue Reading... Labels: DNA, FSS, Ireland, Jonathan Rose, Lesley Molseed, paedophiles, Raymond Hewlett, Stefan Kiszko, Steve Panter, Trevor Wilkinson, West Yorkshire Police

Town not told of paedophile's stay

12 October 1997 The Sunday Times By Jan Battles and Maeve Sheehan A RURAL community in Co Kerry is outraged at the gardai's failure to warn them about a suspected child-killer and convicted paedophile who stayed in a local hostel. Raymond Hewlett, 52, an Englishman suspected of murdering 12-year-old Lesley Molseed in Yorkshire 22 years ago, has been living in Ireland for several months. The paedophile arrived at Dromtacker,...

Continue Reading... Labels: Donegal, Lesley Molseed, No. Ireland, Stefan Kiszko

Evening News names suspect in Lesley Molseed murder case

7 October 1997 Manchester Evening News The Evening News today names Raymond Hewlett as prime suspect in the Lesley Molseed murder. He is a paedophile who slipped the dragnet through his lies and police blunders. Innocent Stefan Kiszko spent 16 years in jail after being wrongly convicted of Lesley's murder 22 years ago....

Continue Reading... Labels: DNA, Donegal, FSS, Ireland, Lesley Molseed, Raymond Hewlett, Rochdale, Stefan Kiszko, West Yorkshire Police

New evidence on child murder

6 October 1997 Yorkshire Post Andrew Robinson Police to examine claims made in book on killing of Lesley Molseed 22 years ago Police are to examine new evidence relating to the unsolved murder of schoolgirl Lesley Molseed 22 years ago, for which an innocent man was jailed. A new book claims to name a prime suspect for the murder of the 11-year-old Rochdale girl, whose stabbed body was found on moorland above Ripponden, near...

Continue Reading... Labels: Campbell Malone, Crown Prosecution Service, DNA, FSS, Ireland, Jonathan Rose, Lesley Molseed, paedophiles, Raymond Hewlett, Rochdale, Stefan Kiszko, Steve Panter, Trevor Wilkinson, West Yorkshire Police

LAIR OF A SEX FIEND

6 October 1997 Mirror A sex fiend who is on the British government's paedophile register is hiding out in Co Donegal. Raymond Hewlett is named in a new book by retired British police chief Trevor Wilkinson as the killer of a 12-year-old Lesley Molseed. Her body was found battered and stabbed in Yorkshire 22 years ago. Hewlett is now living in a cottage with a 21-year-old girl, claiming social security benefits and doing odd...

Continue Reading... Labels: Donegal, Lesley Molseed, No. Ireland, Raymond Hewlett

Girl's lies about her sex pervert boyfriend

4 October 1997 Manchester Evening News A girl's lies about her sex pervert boyfriend contributed to a massive injustice which sent Stefan Kiszko to jail for a murder he did not commit. She has admitted that when she was 15 she gave a false alibi on the orders of her 30-year-old married lover who was suspected of the child murder....

Continue Reading... Labels: DNA, FSS, Jonathan Rose, Lesley Molseed, paedophiles, Raymond Hewlett, Rochdale, Ronald Castree, Rosalee Dolan, Rosalie Dolan, Stefan Kiszko, Steve Panter, Trevor Wilkinson, West Yorkshire Police