A veteran detective involved in the high-profile 'Suitcase Killer' case has revealed two critical mistakes made during the investigation, casting doubt on the efficiency of police procedures.
The Investigation Under Scrutiny
The detective, who has chosen to remain anonymous, disclosed that key evidence was mishandled early in the case, potentially compromising the entire investigation. "These errors could have been avoided," the detective stated, emphasising the need for stricter protocols.
What Went Wrong?
According to the insider, the first mistake involved the mishandling of forensic evidence, while the second was a failure to follow up on a crucial lead. "These oversights delayed justice," the detective added.
Public Reaction
The revelations have sparked outrage among victims' families and raised concerns about the reliability of future investigations. Critics are calling for an independent review of police practices.
