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If the police did anything well they looked into Sturgis clients efficiently, past, present - by the hundred. The thought was this ‘deal’ was with a client. They spent a huge amount of time here.Out of curiosity , there was a house for sale in Stevenage Road, directly opposite Bishop's Park, that was on sale in October 1985.
Sturgis managed the sale
Here is the property in question...
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This advertisement was from around 10 months before SL vanished, but my point is that based on the description of the property above; loft conversion, secluded garden, fitted cellar, outside toilet, walk through brick built shed etc... would arguably be an excellent place for someone to conceal a body.
So my question is; could Suzy Lamplugh have been taken into one of the properties within close proximity of Stevenage Road, and then murdered inside the property?
Is there a chance that SL never left Stevenage Road, and that her remains are in still in one of the houses close to where her car was found?
Could the killer have recently purchased a house from Sturgis, that SL sold to him prior to when she went missing?
SL worked at Sturgis for around 18 months IIRC?
I would check every house sale that SL was involved with that was purchased by a male local to the area, from the time she first started working at Sturgis.
Interestingly, the property above would have been on the market when SL was working at Sturgis.
Was this one of the properties that she sold?
Curious.
What they didn’t seem to do was assume this deal was with a contact in her lost book etc. This proved harder to verify, those that they did speak to had spurious reasons for knowing her. They apparently didn’t finish checking them all.
I don’t deny surmises though & very much agree or lean towards, this being an ‘in plain sight’ - re: the answers - case.
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