The BBC's Shameful Handling of Child Murder Victim Evidence The BBC's handling of evidence related to the 1986 Babes in the Woods murders is a shocking example of institutional negligence.
At the heart of this scandal are Christopher Berry Dee, a true crime author with a dubious past, and Karen Hadaway, one of two nine year old girls murdered in Brighton's Wild Park.
The controversy began as a mystery about the disappearance of Karen's clothes. However, what started as an inquiry into missing items has evolved into a full blown crisis for the BBC.