No one could have imagined that when beautiful young Rachel Nickell went for a walk on Wimbledon Common with her little son, it would have resulted in a wicked, sickening crime that appalled a nation; or that the police investigation that follwed would cost over a million pounds. This is the "inside" story of the operation to catch the killer of Rachel Nickell by the police detective that headed it up. Keith Pedder reveals information that has hitherto been withheld, and prints letters from the police involved in the operation to the chief suspect.
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
By Guanabat
Format:Paperback
I think it was Gunther Grass who said "Even bad books are books and therefore sacred. Well He couldn't have read this pile of self serving drivelsome unapologetic clap-trap from Pedder who would better spend his time explaining to the British public (preferably whilst wearing sackcloth and ashes,)His role in the despicable and disgraceful shambles that resulted in the persecution of a wholly innocent man, Colin Stagg, for a shocking murder. If Pedder had any human decency He would use the proceeds to repay some of the estimated £2 million He and the poltroons around Him have cost the British taxpayer. He could then crawl to Roehampton and plead for Mr Staggs forgiveness. It goes without saying that this case was the startof the slippery slope that led to the Met becoming the circus act it is today. Pathetic!
8 of 10 people found the following review helpful
By H. Rose
Format:Paperback
Now that the true identity of Rachels murderer is know, this sort of drivel should be banned and removed from the shelves of Amazon and every self respecting book shop.
7 of 9 people found the following review helpful
By Red Stoke
Format:Paperback
Please Amazon, remove this rubbish from your shelves so the lies it perpetrates can stop now. Colin Stagg deserves that at least after the terrible ordeal he has gone through at the hands of this "policeman."
(I have only rated this with 1 star because Amazon need some sort of rating to print my review, the utter trash it is of course deserves none.)
(I have only rated this with 1 star because Amazon need some sort of rating to print my review, the utter trash it is of course deserves none.)
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Shameful Behaviour
As a Pagan I don't think that any book has outraged me more than The Rachel Files by DI Keith Peddar - as part of the witch hunt (and I mean this literally) against Colin Stagg the... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Dawn
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Fascinating
Have to disagree with the other reviews. This is a great insight into a deeply flawed investigation. I found it well written and really rather engaging. Read more
Published on 20 Jun 2010 by Paul Crisp
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