'I've spent years caring for a grave of a man I've never met - and this is why'

Peter Ross was touched so much by the heartbreaking story of Stefan Kiszko that he now visits his grave every week - despite never meeting the man.

Mr Kiszko was wrongfully convicted of murder in 1976 and served 16 years in prison. Described as a vulnerable man with learning difficulties, the 23-year-old at the time was accused of killing little Lesley Molseed.

Lesley was just 11 when she was abducted, brutally murdered and sexually assaulted when going to buy a loaf of bread near her home in West Yorkshire.