Mother who campaigned for 30 years to find location of her daughter's remains tells killer to 'give my child back'
A mother who campaigned for more than 30 years to find out where the remains of her daughter are hidden has told her killer to"give her child back".Killer Ian Simms, Marie McCourt made an appeal for him to return her body."Whatever tiny bits of pieces there are. It's my daughter's. And I want them back."
The Prisoners Bill, dubbed Helen's Law, failed to be ratified before Parliament when the general election was called.Ian Simms, pictured in 1988, was found guilty of the 22-year-old's abduction and murder
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