Wrongfully convicted Andrew Malkinson calls Paul Quinn's 24-year sentence an 'insult'

Summary

Andrew Malkinson, who was wrongly convicted and served 17 years for a 2003 rape and assault in Salford, has called the 24-year sentence handed to the actual perpetrator, Paul Quinn, an "insult." Quinn's DNA was discovered on the victim's vest after the attack, and a DNA sample analyzed in 2007 ruled out Malkinson as the attacker. The court heard Quinn brutally attacked a young mother in the early hours of July 19, 2003.