Soil on boots of Emma Faulds murder accused 'similar' to soil where body was found

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Cops were called to Cardon Square at around 11.45pm on Wednesday, May 26, where they made the grim discovery of the 34-year-old's body.

iOS and Android.Detective Inspector Peter Crombie, who was the deputy senior investigating officer on the Emma Faulds murder case, said: “Coupled with the fact that Emma couldn’t be contacted by her family and his conduct after, [this] had made us highly suspicious of Ross Willox.“Further work was carried out in relation to his movements prior to travelling to the Galloway Forest and he was captured in CCTV in Ayr going into various shops and he was purchasing items that were quite unusual

Emma Faulds in a remote Scots woodland have been pictured by police. PD Bear and Otis, along with their handlers, found the 39-year-old’s remains after a massive search operation in the Galloway Forest area on June 12, 2019.

Ross Willox driving the car of Emma Faulds after he killed her at his home. The 42-year-old was seen behind the wheel of his victim’s distinctive blue BMW outside her address on Fullarton Street in Kilmarnock.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens She was a care worker for specialist child and youth care charity and social partnership Kibble.

woodland in April 2019. The 41-year-old was convicted by a jury following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow on Tuesday.

Emma Faulds ’ killer is a “selfish, arrogant monster” who subjected his so-called friend to the worst ever betrayal, said a top detective who led the enquiry into her murder. Detective Inspector Peter Crombie said Ross Willox’s attempt to hide the popular youth worker’s body in hundreds of miles of forest in a bid to conceal his vile crime was an “unforgivable” insult to her family.

appeared in court charged with murdering a man by knifing him in the neck and then setting a fire in his home.John Thomas, 38, is accused of killing John Dalziel, 47, at the alleged victim's home in Paisley, Renfrewshire.Prosecutors claim Thomas "did inflict blunt force trauma to his head, did strike him on the neck with a knife or other sharply blade instrument and did set alight a jacket within the property there".It's claimed his alleged actions on Thursday, May 6, 2021, at Dalziel's home in

iOS and Android.The detective: "Was Emma lying dead or injured in your house when your mum was there?"Willox again denied the accusation.He was further quizzed on the purchase of four bottles of Domestos bleach and rubber gloves from a Poundstretchers store after the alleged killing.He replied: "That is to clean my decking."The court has heard how Emma's remains were found within Glentrool Forest in Dumfries & Galloway on June 12, 2019.DI Tennant said Willox's vehicle had been seen on CCTV

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Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Murder squad cops have sealed off a Paisley street after a serious flat fire.Officers from Police Scotland's Major Investigation Team are probing the incident in Whitesbridge Avenue.Fire crews raced to reports of a fire at the Ferguslie home around 10pm last night.Cops remain on site this morning with a large area near the house taped off.A huge police

police dog trained in the scent of dead bodies gave a "positive indication" during the search of a car in the missing Emma Faulds probe. A Jaguar motor was examined by PC Neil Gunderson and his dog Max on May 8 2019.

court heard. Jurors at the ongoing trial at the High Court in Glasgow have previously been told how Kilmarnock woman Emma Faulds owned a blue BMW 1 series.

iOS and Android.Mr Jaffrey was asked what way they would return home and said: “There were a number of ways.

Emma Faulds claimed he could not sleep as he was so concerned about her. The High Court in Glasgow today heard Ross Willox was quizzed by PC Stuart Mulholland after Emma, 39, had been reported missing.

Glasgow man believe his body may have lain for hours before being discovered. Craig Shaw was found dead inside the property on Jedworth Road in the Drumchapel area of the city at around 5.55pm on Thursday, April 22.