The family of 1992 Wimbledon Common murder victim Rachel Nickell are considering taking landmark legal action against the Met Police.
Tragic Rachel's son Alex Hanscombe - not even three when he was the only witness to his mum being savagely stabbed to death - believes cops could have saved his mother.
30 years after the dancer’s death, Alex and Rachel’s partner Andre claim that if bungling cops had acted on a tip-off from the killer’s own mother in 1989 then Rachel would still be here today.
“We’ve had our lives turned upside down but never been compensated with a penny for her life. That is why we are exploring reopening legal action against them," says Alex.
Alex also said he would be happy to meet other victims of serial killer and rapist Napper, 56, who is believed to have attacked up to 90 women before he stabbed Rachel.
Eventually, cops quizzed 32 men before attention focused on jobless local Colin Stagg, who was wrongfully charged and later cleared of her murder.
Alex also accused the Met of racism against them, saying: “If my father and me had looked like Hugh Grant, we think detectives would have treated us differently.”