Lengthy article. rbbm.
1st September 2020
BBC
Sister of man presumed murdered 30 years ago still hopes to see him again as police close case
''Andrew Bedford was last seen alive in the town on September 28 1990, with detectives believing the 27-year-old was shot and murdered. However, in the past 30 years no evidence has been uncovered to show Andrew is either alive or dead.
A cold case investigation into the disappearance was launched five years ago, and while a number of arrests were made, no charges were ever brought.
Last week Andrew’s family were told the investigation was being closed down.''
"Speaking to the Peterborough Telegraph, Andrew’s youngest sister Linda Adley (51) said she believed Andrew could still be alive - and had not given up hope of seeing him again.
“I believe he was given money to go and live abroad. Thirty years ago it was easy to buy a new ID. There was not as much CCTV as there is now, no mobile phones. It would be easy to slip out of society.
“Everywhere we go, I look out for him, and listen for his voice. He had a very distinctive voice, I would still recognise it.”
''Andrew was last seen on 28 September 1990, in Factory Bank, Ramsey, in a light blue Ford Cortina estate car eating some takeaway food, possibly fish and chips. Detectives believe he was killed that evening with a shotgun at a nearby garage called Mongrel Cars, which no longer exists.
Andrew, then of Tweed Street, Huntingdon, was wearing overalls, a khaki jumper, jeans and trainers and was described as 5’8”, of medium build, with mousey blond, curly, shoulder-length hair and various tattoos.''
".....there were even rumours Andrew’s body had been buried under Wembley Stadium''
1st September 2020
BBC
Sister of man presumed murdered 30 years ago still hopes to see him again as police close case
''Andrew Bedford was last seen alive in the town on September 28 1990, with detectives believing the 27-year-old was shot and murdered. However, in the past 30 years no evidence has been uncovered to show Andrew is either alive or dead.
A cold case investigation into the disappearance was launched five years ago, and while a number of arrests were made, no charges were ever brought.
Last week Andrew’s family were told the investigation was being closed down.''
"Speaking to the Peterborough Telegraph, Andrew’s youngest sister Linda Adley (51) said she believed Andrew could still be alive - and had not given up hope of seeing him again.
“I believe he was given money to go and live abroad. Thirty years ago it was easy to buy a new ID. There was not as much CCTV as there is now, no mobile phones. It would be easy to slip out of society.
“Everywhere we go, I look out for him, and listen for his voice. He had a very distinctive voice, I would still recognise it.”
''Andrew was last seen on 28 September 1990, in Factory Bank, Ramsey, in a light blue Ford Cortina estate car eating some takeaway food, possibly fish and chips. Detectives believe he was killed that evening with a shotgun at a nearby garage called Mongrel Cars, which no longer exists.
Andrew, then of Tweed Street, Huntingdon, was wearing overalls, a khaki jumper, jeans and trainers and was described as 5’8”, of medium build, with mousey blond, curly, shoulder-length hair and various tattoos.''
".....there were even rumours Andrew’s body had been buried under Wembley Stadium''
