Cheese Wire Killer could be caught with tactic that snared US serial killer
Detectives could catch the killer of Aberdeen taxi driver George Murdoch using methods that locked up an infamous US serial killer.
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Detectives could catch the killer of Aberdeen taxi driver George Murdoch using methods that locked up an infamous US serial killer.
Detectives have recovered a DNA profile of the unidentified killer who murdered Aberdeen taxi driver George Murdoch with cheese wire in 1983.
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Updated: 07/01/2021, 11:43 am © PA George Murdoch with his wife Jessie in 1977. A new theory that the brutal killer of an Aberdeen taxi driver was an American oil worker has been downplayed by police, the victim’s family said today. George Murdoch was killed on the evening of September 28 1983 by an unknown assailant and the crime – dubbed the Cheese Wire Killer case – is one of the city’s most notorious unsolved murders. The new claims have emerged from the friend of a retired Grampian Police inspector, who told him that an American oil worker who lived in Cults was the prime suspec...