Scots killer who went on run after stabbing ex-bodybuilder dies in prison

missing for three months has said 'all she wants' is her young son home and urged people to continue searching. Jamie Cannon, from Saltcoats, Ayrshire, was last seen on Thursday, May 20, on Kerr Avenue before being spotted at Auchenharvie Golf Course later that same day.

grave of her late daughter twice in just two days. Police were called after the grieving parent discovered damage to a cherub ornament at the plot in Newhills Cemetery, Aberdeen, on Wednesday, August 4.

Police have launched a manhunt after the incident happened on the A68 near Soutra Aisle, around 15 miles south of Edinburgh.

Largs, Ayrshire.Jurors heard claims the 26-year-old may have earlier cheated on Miss Basinka.The 23-year-old victim ended up with her ear almost severed, badly bruised and also needing plastic surgery for an injury near her left eye. Cameron returned to the High Court in Glasgow having earlier been found guilty of attempted murder.

died behind bars.Andrew McKinlay was ordered to serve a minimum of 15 years in prison for murdering mum-of-three Josephine Steele at her home in Glasgow. He left the 45-year-old with five deep stab wounds, several other cuts as well as defensive wounds during the brutal attack in October 2013.

Jock' Reid carried out the vicious attack on 46-year-old Elaine Collie at her home in the Muirhouse area of Edinburgh in 1999. He was convicted at the High Court in Edinburgh and prison bosses have since confirmed he died on July 31 at HMP Glenochil.

Scots company for six years after £2.4 million went missing from their double glazing firm before it went bust. Gary Fieldman, 58, and his wife Hagit, 54, were directors of First For Windows Ltd, which traded as Dalmatian Windows, before it went out of business with the loss of dozens of jobs.

Paisley dad has thanked firefighters for their quick action that prevented his home from being engulfed in flames from a wildfire. Jonatan Schmidt was sitting at home in Green Road with his wife Heather and son Zack, aged three, when he quickly realised his garden was full of thick smoke and ash.

police finished searching their former family home. Isabella Skelton, nee McDowall, has not been seen since she disappeared on June 6, 1969.

Scots serial killer Dennis Nilsen hunted victims. Crime fans will pay £29.99 for the excursion, which features a trip to the boozer where the Fraserburgh-born murderer lured his prey during a 15-year reign of terror.Nilsen died in 2018, more than 35 years after being caged for life for killing up to 15 men he picked up from the streets.

attacked by a gang of three men at his Angus home. The 46-year-old was viciously assaulted at an address on Croft Terrace in Kirriemuir in the early hours of Friday morning.

mum drove the wrong way at a roundabout and mounted the traffic island while doing the school run. Karen Armitage had mixed alcohol with prescription medication before getting behind the wheel of her Toyota Aygo.

high-security prisons after becoming one of the UK's most notorious serial killers of all time. Luring his victims back to his home in London, Nilsen would strangle or drown them, disposing of their bodies under his floorboards or by dismembering them and putting them down the drain.Confessing immediately on his arrest, he went on to document his own life, killings and case, creating an autobiography and recording more than 250 hours of cassette tapes.

child killer Mark Bonini is to make another bid to be released from his life sentence for the murder of toddler Andrew Morton next month. Under new rules on parole in Scotland, Andrew’s parents Sharon Macmillan and Andy Morton have asked to be at the hearing due to be held on or around August 19.

court Brain had been spotted walking in Johnstone High Street with other men on February 2 last year.

West Lothian street. The 40-year-old female owner of the XL American Bulldog-type animal has also been reported to the Procurator Fiscal in connection with the incident.

Police hunting a killer in Fife have raided a home as part of their murder investigation. Mark Deavin, 41, was pronounced dead at the scene after being found injured in Glenrothes ' Boblingen Way at around 1.40pm on Saturday July 17.

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