Letter: Yard denies issue of Stagg photo

Seetha Kumar
Monday 11 November 1996 19:02 EST
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Sir: It is unacceptable for Paul Donovan ("Deeply Suspect", 5 November) to claim that BBC 1's Crimewatch UK can "perpetrate injustice" on the strength of the subjective opinion of a fellow journalist.

Crimewatch UK goes to great lengths to ensure accuracy when reproducing known events for its reconstructions. All information phoned in to the programme, of whatever status, is passed on to the relevant police investigation team, and is then carefully sifted before any action is taken.

SEETHA KUMAR

Series producer, "Crimewatch UK"

BBC

London W12

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