Murder Girl (Lilah Love)

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a b "Caretaker Charged with Murder of Two Girls and Sent to Rampton". The Telegraph. 21 August 2002 . Retrieved 1 November 2019. The jury deliberated for four days before reaching their verdicts against both defendants. [151] On 17 December 2003, they returned a majority verdict of guilty on two counts of murder against Huntley. He was sentenced to life imprisonment, with a minimum term of imprisonment to be imposed by the Lord Chief Justice at a later date. [16] Huntley's face showed no emotion as the verdict was announced; the mothers of both Wells and Chapman burst into tears. [150] [152] A police spokesperson said: “The investigation into Olivia’s tragic murder is ongoing and we still need to build up a strong evidential picture so that we can bring those responsible to justice. At 8:00p.m., Nicola Wells entered her daughter's bedroom to invite the girls to say goodbye to her guests, only to discover both children missing. Alarmed, she and her husband, Kevin, searched the house and nearby streets. Minutes after their daughter's 8:30p.m. curfew had expired, Nicola Wells phoned the Chapmans to ask if the girls were there, only to learn Leslie and Sharon Chapman were worried that their youngest daughter had not returned home. [19] Following frantic efforts by the families to locate their daughters, Wells and Chapman were reported missing by their parents at 9:55p.m. [20] Search and discovery [ edit ]

Payton's blood-stained shoe was found at the crime scene (Image: Waukesha Police Department) What happened to Payton Leutner? Police have arrested the suspected killer of Ashley Dale, a 28-year-old council worker shot outside her home in Old Swan on Sunday, in what was thought to be a case of mistaken identity. a b c d e "Last Hours of Holly and Jessica". The Evening Standard. 6 November 2003 . Retrieved 4 November 2019. Christopher Clark, consultant forensic psychiatrist, reciting the conclusions of his assessment of Ian Huntley's mental state (2002) [121]

A Long Night Waiting for News That Never Came". The Daily Telegraph. 13 November 2003 . Retrieved 8 November 2019. One of the two teenage girls who stabbed their 12-year-old friend because they were possessed by the fictional Slender Man character told her: 'Don't be afraid, I'm only a little kitty cat,' before abandoning her in the woods. a b "Abduction Linked to Soham Girls". Peterborough Telegraph. 13 August 2002 . Retrieved 22 November 2019. An online book of condolence attracted more than 31,000 messages of grief and sympathy [80] and on 24 August, football clubs across Britain held a minute's silence before games. [81] Inquest [ edit ] Yates, Nathan (18 October 2005). Beyond Evil – Inside the Twisted Mind of Ian Huntley. John Blake Publishing. ISBN 978-1-782-19153-7– via Google Books.

In February 1999, Huntley met 22-year-old Maxine Carr in a Grimsby nightclub. On this occasion, Carr had been drinking with a former boyfriend named Paul Selby when Huntley—a casual acquaintance of Selby—approached the two and initiated a conversation. [196] According to Carr, she was "instantly attracted" to Huntley's self-confident and pleasant persona, and agreed to begin dating him that same evening. [162] Within four weeks of their acquaintance, [197] she had moved into Huntley's Barton-upon-Humber flat, and the couple informed relatives of their eagerness to start a family. [198] Shortly thereafter, the couple moved to a ground-floor flat in Scunthorpe, where Huntley formally proposed to Carr in June 1999. [199] a b c d e f "How Huntley's Charade Crumbled". BBC News. 17 December 2003 . Retrieved 31 October 2019. Massacre Girl is a strange, sinewy woman who looks somewhat like an ugly doll, starved to skeletal form, with a fake painted smile. [2] After being informed of the discovery of the children's bodies and the evidence of Huntley's guilt, including his fingerprints being recovered from the bin in which the children's clothes had been found, Carr burst into tears, shouting: "No! He can't have been! It can't have been! He hasn't done it!" [111] Despite these revelations, Carr initially remained emotionally attached to Huntley and professed her belief in his innocence to both the police and her family. [112] Charges [ edit ]

Knight, Chris (23 May 2019). "Mistake Made by Maxine Carr that Showed She Knew Ian Huntley had Killed Soham Schoolgirls". Chronicle Live . Retrieved 24 October 2019. Huntley's motive for killing the children is unknown; minutes prior to encountering Wells and Chapman, he is known to have had an argument with Carr, ending in his slamming the phone down. [69] Huntley had allegedly suspected Carr of conducting affairs throughout their relationship, leading his mother and some police officers to suspect he had killed the two girls in a fit of jealous rage. [69] However, prior to his trial, a criminal profile had resulted in his being ruled by an eminent criminal psychologist as a "latent, predatory paedophile" [173] who had lured Wells and Chapman into his home in a moment of opportunism. [14] On Friday morning, shortly before the news of the first arrest, the former Liverpool footballer Ian Rush and ex-Everton player Ian Snodin left flowers in Kingsheath Avenue on behalf of the Merseyside clubs. Joshua Bowles, 29, repeatedly stabbed the unnamed woman, who was working at British intelligence agency GCHQ, in March near its base at Cheltenham in Western England.