Summary
A trial is underway for a 2003 rape case that led to the wrongful conviction of Andrew Malkinson, who served 17 years in prison. Paul Quinn, the accused, denies all charges but DNA evidence suggests his involvement. The case is being heard at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court.
Key Facts
- Paul Quinn, 51, is on trial for allegedly raping a woman in 2003.
- Andrew Malkinson was wrongfully convicted of this crime and served 17 years in prison.
- DNA from the crime scene is linked to Paul Quinn.
- Prosecutors say the victim was followed, attacked, and raped near the M61 motorway.
- The victim was found by a passerby in a distressed state after the attack.
- The attack left the victim with significant physical injuries that required surgery.
- Both Quinn and Malkinson matched the description given by the victim at the time.
