Paul Quinn, a sex offender, was convicted for the 2003 rape of a young mother in Little Hulton, Salford, England, bringing justice to both the victim and Andrew Malkinson, who was wrongfully imprisoned for 17 years. Malkinson's conviction was based on flawed eyewitness testimony and a lack of DNA evidence linking him to the crime. A review by Chris Henley KC revealed that police mishandled the investigation, ignoring DNA evidence that excluded Malkinson and identified another suspect, Quinn. After years of legal battles, Malkinson was finally exonerated in July 2023 when the Court of Appeal overturned his conviction. This case has led to a public inquiry into police conduct, with several officers under investigation for gross misconduct. The Criminal Cases Review Commission has also seen leadership changes in light of the findings. Greater Manchester Police has publicly apologized to Malkinson, acknowledging the failures of the justice system.