Isn't justice for little Lesley Molseed better late than never?

Question

30years ago little Lesley Molseen all of 5 was brutally abused & murdered on an English moor.

30years later, just yesterday, her murderer Ronald Castree is pinnned on DNA evidence. Castree alledgedly told the police that he knew they'd get him one day.

The truth will prevail...

Answer 1

Yes it is better late than never.

Just a shame this animal did not come forward and save her family the suffering over the last 30 yrs. I hope he gets life without parole , but eventually brutally murdered himself in jail, for killing a baby.

Answer 2

Stephen Kizsco was imprisoned for 16 years for this crime when he was completely innocent. He never had an apology from the police. He died less than a year after being released. British justice????

Answer 3

Absolutely, justice is always better late than never but like people have said what about the man who was falsely accused.

Answer 4

At least they got him now.I would hate the thought that a perv like that would go to grave knowing what he had done and never been caught.
I don't know if the parents are still alive.Thanks for letting us know.x

Answer 5

Not for Stephen Kitzko

Answer 6

Yes I suppose so,but its a pity he has had all those extra years of freedom,and do you know is the poor little girls mum still alive?Did she get to see this monster caught?

Answer 7

sadly there will never be justice for Stephan, who wrongly served 16 years for this crime, or his mother who worked tirelessly for his release

Answer 8

Yes it is better late than never!
But that bastard has had thirty years of freedom!