COLD CASE RIDDLE Red shoes & 10p coin among clues that could identify murdered ‘Brit’ teen
A CONVICTED murderer who has spent nearly 40 years in jail for battering a bride-to-be to death has had his case sent to the Court of Appeal following new DNA evidence, The Sun can reveal.
As a result, a new profile was obtained which did not match Mr Sullivan and the CCRC has now sent his conviction back to theFreed killer 'sexually abused & murdered neighbour before making chilling remark' Since reopening the case, Merseyside Police has now since written to hundreds of people who could be a possible match for new DNA evidence, asking them for a sample to rule them out of the investigation.The force has also requested that they give details of any biological relatives who might share the same DNA characteristics so they can be sampled as well.
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