Rachel Nickell's son Alex Hanscombe reflects on witnessing mother's 1992 murder and its lifelong impact

Summary

Alex Hanscombe, the son of Rachel Nickell who was murdered on Wimbledon Common in 1992 when he was just two years old, speaks about the lasting trauma of witnessing his mother's killing. He reflects on how the experience taught him that 'evil is always present' and discusses the impact on his life. The article also covers the wrongful arrest of Colin Stagg and the eventual identification of serial killer Robert Napper as the perpetrator.