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Excavation work has begun at a cafe where the body of a missing teenager suspected of being a victim of serial killer Fred West may be buried. The noise of power drills could be heard coming from inside the Clean Plate cafe in Southgate Street, Gloucester.
CELLAR: The cellar under The Clean Plate cafe. Pic. PA IMAGES of the cellar where the body of a missing teenager suspected of being a victim of serial killer Fred West may be buried have been released by police. Police have begun excavating the cellar of the Clean Plate cafe in Gloucester after finding “possible evidence” suggesting the body of Mary Bastholm, who disappeared in 1968, might be buried there. The picture and video show the cellar area of the Southgate Street cafe on Wednesday when excavation work began. The 30-second clip, which was captured by an ITV documentary cre...
BBC News Published image captionContractors unloaded a power drill, as well as other equipment, on Wednesday Police searching for a suspected victim of serial killer Fred West have entered day two of excavation work at a cafe. Mary Bastholm, 15, who worked at the Pop-In Cafe in Gloucester, went missing in 1968. Police started excavating the cellar on Wednesday after finding "possible evidence" suggesting her body might be buried there. Gloucestershire Police said experts were focusing on six areas beneath a toilet floor. The noise of power drills could be heard coming from inside the cafe, ...
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