Businessman Gordon Miller was visiting the city when he was brutally and fatally attacked
A businessman visiting Liverpool was killed in the city centre and still to this day no-one knows why. The naked and beaten body of Gordon Miller was found in St John’s Gardens by the Museum of Liverpool on a Monday morning. The accounts manager had been visiting the city from Oxford on a business trip. He arrived to Liverpool on a Sunday to stay at the Adelphi hotel . It is thought the 36-year-old left his hotel at around 8pm and headed for some drinks.
Police said it could have been an instance of “wrong place, wrong time”. It was also considered that Mr Miller could have been attacked by robbers. Although there was no indication, Mr Miller had been sexually assaulted, he was found naked, with his shirt and jeans wrapped round his head. His expensive watch, credit cards and money in his wallet were not taken. His brother arrived in Liverpool following the murder to formally identify the body.
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