Vishal Mehrotra: Witness believes suspicious car linked to murder
A man who saw a suspiciously parked car says it belonged to an eight-year-old boy's killer.
Stay updated with breaking news from Alder Copse. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
A man who saw a suspiciously parked car says it belonged to an eight-year-old boy's killer.
A new documentary, In the Footsteps of Killers, has revealed new information surrounding the 1981 disappearance of schoolboy Vishal Mehrotra, with connections to a gang leader.
JACKIE MALTON: In 1990 crime author Lynda La Plante called me to say they'd found an actor for the lead in her new TV drama, Prime Suspect. 'They've cast Helen Mirren to play Tennison,' she said.
BBC News By Colin Campbell Published image captionVishal Mehrotra was walking home from watching the royal wedding parade in 1981 when he disappeared The father of a murdered schoolboy has criticised police for scrapping plans to hold a public appeal for information 40 years after his son disappeared. Vishal Mehrotra, eight, was last seen alive in July 1981. His partial remains were found in a West Sussex woodland. Sussex Police had initially asked his father Vishambar to support an anniversary appeal. The force later decided not to go ahead "in the absence of any new or currently viable lin...