When Cassie asked the police if her menacing husband had been violent to other women, they said no... in fact he had SEVEN convictions - and too many other potential victims of dangerous men are being let down just like her

Last year Cassie decided to do something she should have done years ago and ­submitted a Clare's Law request to police asking if her husband had convictions for domestic violence .

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