Rachel Nickell
Rachel Nickell detective quits at 33
Rachel Nickell's killer remains at large. Right From the start in 1992,
Carol said from the beginning that Colin Stagg DID NOT do this crime. Carols drawing to the right shows the person who she sees connected to this.
If you recognose him let us know.
AND
The woman detective at the centre of a controversial undercover operation into the murder of model Rachel Nickell has taken early retirement. Using her cover name of Lizzie James - she left the Metropolitan Police on health grounds following her "traumatic" role in the investigation of Miss Nickell's death.
Officers heading the inquiry into Miss Nickell's murder on Wimbledon Common, south-west London, in 1992 got Lizzie to befriend the main suspect, Colin Stagg, in a bid to gain evidence.
The DC posed as a disturbed woman looking for someone to share her sexual fantasies.
Conversations and correspondence alone between Lizzie and Mr Stagg formed the basis of the prosecution case when he went on trial at the Old Bailey
The prosecution collapsed when trial judge Mr Justice Ognall described evidence gathered in the operation as "thoroughly reprehensible" and ruled that it was inadmissible. Mr Stagg, who had consistently and strenuously denied any connection with Miss Nickell's murder, was acquitted.
Fellow officers have claimed she never recovered from the trauma she suffered during her harrowing work on the Nickell inquiry, which was ultimately perceived as a failure.
A Scotland Yard spokesman declined to discuss the case, saying: "We are unable to discuss issues surrounding individual officers or their covert operations."
You bet they cant...
CAROL'S DRAWINGS
GIVEN TO
POLICE 1992 
Original Drawing of 'Perpertrator'
above.
Could Robert Napper, now in custody be our man, comparison picture soon.
Innocent Man
Colin Stagg, acquitted.
SAME
UNKNOWN PERSON
Slightly Older Now though.
Carol Everett's Version of Events
