London's Metropolitan Police have apologized to the family of a private investigator, who was killed with an ax 36 years ago, for the force's failure to bring those responsible to justice.
Not all alibis were sought. And a subsequent investigation by another English police force was believed to have been compromised by the presence of a senior Met officer in the team.
In May this year, documents relating to the inquiry into Morgan's death were found in a locked cabinet at the Met's London headquarters. In its statement the Met said six extensive investigations and five forensic reviews of the case have been conducted.
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