Innovative police equipment that enhances the visibility of bruises on darker skin has apprehended two rapists, one of which was Samuel Keys, the Corby Rapist.
A revolutionary equipment, referred to as Project Archway, which enables cops to more effectively evaluate victims’ injuries by facilitating the photography and visualisation of bruises, was utilised in the case against Samuel Keys.
Samuel Keys, 26, from Corby, Northamptonshire, was convicted based on evidence from Archway and guilty to five counts of rape against a lady, facing a substantial prison sentence in September.
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