A Mr Robert Thom is recorded as having encountered McWheelan who overtook him at a time that would have allowed for him to have been near Fortacres at the time of the murder. DCI Sharp added: "I am keen to speak to anyone with any private CCTV, dashcam, doorbell or any other footage that they think would assist the enquiry.

The Union of the Crowns will be completed on 25th July 1603 when James VI of Scotland is crowned James I of England at Westminster Abbey. We cannot believe she was taken from us in such a violent way and what makes it even worse is that Ross Willox was supposed to be her friend.When Megan Brodie, a girl of 16, is raped and murdered, Kyle asks an apothecary friend to examine the girl’s body and learns she was pregnant. The cairn is no longer apparent as the site has attracted random dumping of various materials over the years. In this episode, I tell the story of Catherine Kelly, a 71-year-old woman killed in Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, on February 11, 2017. To keep things fresh, high-profile guests in the true crime industry participate in interviews, while other true crime podcasters sometimes collaborate.

Constable Mark McClure told the court that he and a colleague spoke to Willox at his home around 8pm on April 30, 2019. The High Court in Glasgow has heard she was at Willox home in Monkton for a chat and a drink on the evening of Sunday, April 28. A fatal car accident that was anything but accidental has jarred loose a stash of methamphetamines and cash that’s become the center of a battle between the Sons of Freedom, Bakken County’s traditional drug sellers, and MS-13, the Salvadorian upstarts who are muscling in on their territory.After he lost his wife and child in a fire, Kyle Shaw hired out his battle-ax to King Philip of France. We are absolutely devastated by Emma’s death and her not being with us has left a tremendous void in all our lives. I would ask that anyone who may have seen this person running off – maybe in to a car or perhaps a taxi – contact police. A Police Scotland detective is urging all those with information to come forward following the death of the 41-year-old in Ayr earlier this week.

By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. Douglas Ross raised the issue in Holyrood as recently as November last year, when he said that victims' families were routinely being “left in the dark”. They are among four men who appeared at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court on Friday in connection with a disturbance in Paterson Avenue in the early hours of July 6. We're more reliant on your support than ever as the shift in consumer habits brought about by Coronavirus impacts our advertisers. Police Scotland launched a murder inquiry last week following Susan Turner's post-mortem examination.

One change that has been made as a result of the family's campaign is that as of last year, new legislation was put in place which allows victims and their families to attend parole hearings in person. A new documentary looking into the murder is to air on Channel 5 tonight (Wednesday, April 12), named 'The Kidnap and Murder of Lynda Spence'.

Two more Irvine men - Ryan Shanks, 27, and 24-year-old Declan Forbes - also appeared in court on Friday, charged with threatening or abusive behaviour likely to cause fear or alarm, in connection with the same incident. On April 14, 2011, Lynda was lured to the property in West Kilbride, where she was held hostage, taped to a chair and tortured for two weeks. He gave a ( stolen) silver watch to an acquaintance to pawn, drank the proceeds and the next day set off towards Paisley.for a stand-alone about a police detective, a developmentally delayed boy, and a package everyone in North Dakota wants to grab. The chisel, a napkin found on the road and the silver watch belonging to the murdered man were all known to have been in the possession of the accused man. This charge claims that he asked a man named Stuart Walker for money, pushed Mr Walker, struck him on the head with a sharp implement - leaving the man severely injured, permanently disfigured and impaired, to the danger of his life. Mr Shanks has been remanded in custody since his first court appearance, and will remain there until the new trial date in early August.