As I was leaving yesterday morning I spotted an Audi parked up outside my house, which I thought was a bit strange. Because you’ve got to remember he was me brother-in-law. He comes around and lives through this, you know, he, he’s goin’ to go straight to the Old Bill and they would have got me bang to rights.

Four men, aged 24, 22, 26 and 24, have been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in police custody.He defended the home secretary's refusal to grant a reprieve: "There were no extenuating circumstances. This was not a first conviction. It was a dastardly crime. What else could Mr Butler do?"

He had also admitted that his motive for breaking into the house was to obtain money. It later transpired nothing had been taken and Mrs Smith's purse containing less than four shillings (20p) was found untouched in her bedside drawer. The man, who wished to remain anonymous, said: “I go over to see my elderly neighbour each day just to give him a hand and a bit of company. Maria continued: “Our guests should trust nobody and question everyone as someone on the boat will be a murderer. He is writing a book about his pursuit of the truth about his aunt's death: "Having sat through the trial of Andrew George, I am satisfied that his conviction was unsafe. There is evidence that he was in her house; however, he could not drive and did not match the description of the driver of Hilda's car. The body of the 53-year-old former antiques dealer from Ludlow was found lying behind the front seats of his burnt-out Vauxhall Nova, in remote farmland in Melverley, on April 26, 1994.He became close to his aunt after his mother, Hilda Murrell's younger sister, Betty, died when he was 19. She became his mentor and they discussed her work as an opponent of nuclear energy.

Had the pair got their timing only slightly different, they might be walking the streets today as free men in their 70s. Two men aged 22 and 26, and two aged 24, have been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in police custody, West Mercia Police said. We would like to thank the police for conducting their investigation diligently and supporting us through this tough time". Police probes into Mr Coles’s death were closed less than a year after he died when an inquest concluded he suffered head injuries from a series of falls. The 57-year-old bachelor was found dead on October 14, 1994, at his home in Higher Heath, near Whitchurch. Officers broke in after being alerted by neighbours and a full-scale incident room was set up. Serial killer Robin Ligus was responsible for the deaths of three men In an obituary in the Times newspaper, Charles Sinker said: "Her close friends remember her as a fierce but fundamentally gentle warrior, a Bunyan-like soul of a lonely and constant quest for the real path of the spirit. She died in tragic circumstances, alone in the empty countryside.

No one who did the battering could have escaped without a bloodstain on their clothing and the only bloodstain they found on George's possessions was on his shaving towel where he'd cut himself." Liberal Democrat councillor for Quarry and Coton Hill Nat Green said he hoped the "deeply upsetting" event was an "isolated" incident" and that "nothing like this ever happens again".