Police continue to search cafe for Fred West 'victim' | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News
Mary Bastholm, 15, disappeared in 1968 and she has long been suspected to be a victim of Gloucester serial killer West.
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Mary Bastholm, 15, disappeared in 1968 and she has long been suspected to be a victim of Gloucester serial killer West.
Breaking Police carry evidence bags from the Clean Plate cafe in Gloucester after evidence of a body was discovered Gloucestershire police rejected a 2012 petition asking them to search The Oasis Cafe, now Clean Plate, for a missing teenager feared murdered by Fred West, where evidence of a body was found on Friday. After pursuing 250 leads into the disappearance of Mary Bastholm and interviewing 100 people, then Chief Constable Tony Melville told petition organisers there was "simply no evidence to support the idea that Mary is buried in that location." “The Fred West inquiry was t...
FRED West was a “fantasist” whose crimes are part of a “dreadful, wicked, murky episode” in Britain’s history, Rose West’s former…
'); Police searching cafe in England for body of suspected teen victim of serial killer Fred West Mary Bastholm disappeared in 1968 and she has long been suspected to be a victim of West. By Press Association Wednesday 12 May 2021, 7:35 PM 1 hour ago 7,512 Views 4 Comments A police tent outside The Clean Plate cafe in Southgate Street, Gloucester Image: David Davies via PA Images A police tent outside The Clean Plate cafe in Southgate Stree...
Breaking Police carry evidence bags from the Clean Plate cafe in Gloucester after evidence of a body was discovered Gloucestershire police rejected a 2012 petition asking them to search The Oasis Cafe, now Clean Plate, for a missing teenager feared murdered by Fred West, where evidence of a body was found on Friday. After pursuing 250 leads into the disappearance of Mary Bastholm and interviewing 100 people, then Chief Constable Tony Melville told petition organisers there was "simply no evidence to support the idea that Mary is buried in that location." “The Fred West inquiry was t...