Apologies for any confusion, I just haven't read through all the threads in full. The author quotes the CPS as confirming DNA of both SL and JC were in that car. That book was published in 2017 so maybe debunked since but if it had been debunked before that, he clearly shouldn't have published...
The quote from the CPS saying SL and JC's DNA were both in the same car was from a book by Christopher Berry Dee called Talking with Psychopaths - A Journey Into the Evil Mind.
The DNA link to Sandra Court was purely from this on Cannan's Wikipedia -
"Additionally, after a red Ford Sierra...
I am sure this is more detail, as it just seems almost too convenient. He did say that was the quote from the CPS in his book though. As I said, I am sure that had been mentioned before in the earlier threads but I just read that book last night and it stuck out. I am in awe at the depth of...
Ah OK, he never mentioned a % in the book. This is taken from the book though -
The Metropolitan Police submitted the file to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), who concluded that ‘DNA belonging to Miss Lamplugh has been found in the car. DNA belonging to Cannan has been found in the same...
Sorry I am sure this has been discussed in previous threads but reading Christopher Berry Dee's book on John Cannan, he states a red Sierra that John Cannan had access to, was traced to a scrapyard in London. The DNA of Cannan, Suzy Lamplugh and Sandra Court were all found in the same car. The...
You can read the Andrew Stephen book on Suzy Lamplugh here at Internet Archive, if you have not already read it -
The Suzy Lamplugh story : Stephen, Andrew : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Looks like someone has clipped her birth notice from the newspaper at the time. It only gives her father's name here and is from 1973 which would mean she would be 53 now, not 54, which would be correct if she was 18 in June 1991. RIP Becca Article clipped from The News Tribune
Going back to Tony Weston's police complaints, I found this Peterborough Standard article from January 1986. He made a complaint about his treatment in custody but also made a complaint that the case was featured on Crimewatch.
Anyone here from the UK knows that Crimewatch, especially in the...
A bit more on the person buying the registration plates here in the Daily Telegraph from 22 September 1983, with his description. He paid £11 in cash for the plates which were £10.65 but he rushed out without waiting for the change.
I agree. The Crimewatch reconstruction shows her driving and changing the wheel in the lay-by and they say the grease under her fingernails suggest she changed the tyre. At no point in the reconstruction or in the studio chat with the police officer after it did they suggest she didn't drive up...
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