Man accused of 2003 Manchester rape tells jury ‘I do not know’ how DNA got on victim’s clothes

Paul Quinn said he could not explain searches on his phone, including for Andrew Malkinson, wrongly convicted for the crime A man accused of a 2003 rape that saw an innocent person jailed for 17 years has told a jury he does not know how his DNA got on the victim’s clothes. Paul Quinn, 51, also said he could not explain searches made on his phone for…

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• Paul Quinn said he could not explain searches on his phone, including for Andrew Malkinson, wrongly convicted for the crime A man accused of a 2003 rape that saw an innocent person jailed for 17…
• Paul Quinn, 51, also said he could not explain searches made on his phone for “wrongly convicted cases” and “Andrew Malkinson”, whose rape conviction was quashed in 2023.
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• Paul Quinn, 51, also said he could not explain searches made on his phone for “wrongly convicted cases” and “Andrew Malkinson”, whose rape conviction was quashed in 2023.
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• Paul Quinn said he could not explain searches on his phone, including for Andrew Malkinson, wrongly convicted for the crime A man accused of a 2003 rape that saw an innocent person jailed for 17…
• Paul Quinn, 51, also said he could not explain searches made on his phone for “wrongly convicted cases” and “Andrew Malkinson”, whose rape conviction was quashed in 2023.