Peter White Television EditorHappy Face, the podcast about Dr.
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Sunday Times, similarities between five murder suicides in the North West mean they could have been the work of the same killer.It examines the deaths of Howard and Bea Ainsworth in 1996 and Donald and Auriel Ward in 1999, which took place two miles apart in Wilmslow.It also calls for a review of three more cases in the North West, including the deaths of Michael and Violet Higgins at their home in Didsbury in 2000, and Kenneth Martin, 77, and his wife Eileen, 76, at their home in Davyhulme,
.Peter White Television EditorHappy Face, the podcast about Dr.
Troubled Blood, the fifth title in Rowling’s Cormoran Strike series, which she writes under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, was released on Tuesday.It features an investigation into the murder of a missing doctor, with police suspecting a “murderous cross-dresser,” per CNN.According to the Daily Beast, at one point Cormoran Strike, the book’s protagonist, says that the killer’s victims “had been hoodwinked by a careful performance of femininity.”In an advance review of the book, British
which a report claimed 'could have been the work of a serial killer'.Cheshire Police made clear in a statement that while each case was 'under review,' there was no reason to believe they weren't investigated appropriately at the time.Inquests concluded that each case identified in the report were all murder-suicides, with the husband attacking his wife, before killing himself.
another couple from Greater Manchester.Members of the Higgins family have since contacted The Sunday Times to say they never believed Michael was capable of such a violent attack. They believe he has been wrongly accused for 20 years, according to reports in the newspaper today.
Dennis Harvey Film CriticUnpleasantly effective “Alone” centers on a heroine who wishes she were just that; instead, she’s got insistent, unwanted company in the form of a probable serial killer. John Hyams’ U.S.
hereA uniformed officer was stood guard outside the house.Forensics officers were seen going inside the home on the quiet street, filled with with large, semi-detached properties. Neighbours identified the 'nice, friendly' couple as Mr and Mrs Cooper. They said they had lived on the street for around three years.One person, who asked not to be named, said: "They were a very nice, friendly couple."We didnt know them really well, but would often chat about gardening.
Sunday Times. The unknown murderer could still be at large, it is claimed.