The blood-curdling scream in the night that led detectives to expose web of promiscuity and murder
For almost half a century, the name of Renee MacRae has occupied near-mythical status as a byword for one of Scotland's most infamous unsolved crimes.
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For almost half a century, the name of Renee MacRae has occupied near-mythical status as a byword for one of Scotland's most infamous unsolved crimes.
The road to justice for Renee MacRae, 36, and Andrew, her baby, has been long and painful, with police at one point turning to the services of a Swiss clairvoyant.
William MacDowell, 80, was convicted by a jury at the High Court at Inverness of killing both Renee MacRae and their infant son Andrew in November 1976.
The sister of the murdered woman and a leading police detective have issued a direct appeal to the convicted killer.
Sister releases statement on behalf of family.