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P304 Teletext 304 Sep14 23:01:54         ———————————————————————————  JUDGE BLASTS RACHEL POLICE   An Old Bailey judge has strongly criticised police investigating the murder of Rachel Nickell. Mr Justice Ognall said police made a "blatant attempt to incriminate a suspect by positive and deceptive conduct of the grossest kind". Officers working with a psychologist used "deception to make (Stagg) produce material of an incriminating nature". ——————————————————————————————————1/3—— NEWS IN FOCUS Nickell murder 320 YOUR STARS WITH PATRIC WALKER SEE PAGE 356 Next page Headlines Regional Weather
P304 Teletext 304 Sep14 23:11:11         ———————————————————————————  STAGG "MANIPULATED BY OFFICER"   An undercover police officer subjected the man accused of Rachel Nickell's murder "to quite deliberate manipulation", the Old Bailey heard. "Lizzie James" wrote, telephoned and finally met Mr Stagg after establishing contact through a lonely hearts column. Ex-model Rachel, 23, was stabbed 49 times while out with her two-year-old son Alex, found clinging to her body. ——————————————————————————————————2/3—— Police defend undercover methods 305 WHAT'S THE LOCAL TRAFFIC LIKE? p193 Next page Headlines Regional Weather
P304 Teletext 304 Sep14 23:11:11         ———————————————————————————  ACTION "SHOULD NOT HAVE STARTED"   After the Stagg case collapsed, even before a jury was sworn in, prosecutors were criticised for their actions. Barrister Michael Mansfield QC said: "Somebody must have realised it ran a serious risk of not leaving the ground" The Crown Prosecution Service defended its action. But it is the latest collapse of a case following undercover methods and psychological profiling. ——————————————————————————————————3/3—— Police defend undercover methods 305 WHAT'S THE LOCAL TRAFFIC LIKE? p193 Next page Headlines Regional Weather