Shropshire Murders (Sutton True Crime History)

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We are working closely with the police investigation team, but all our thoughts are with the victim’s family at this tragic time." So I had to get rid of the evidence. I thought the only way out to do this is to burn the car out completely with him in it.” Before she could do so she was murdered and for nearly 20 years her death remained a mystery until a builder's labourer called Andrew George was arrested and convicted of kidnapping and killing her. He is serving a life sentence. Residents will see an increased police presence in the area for the coming days as officers carry out enquiries and offer reassurance to anyone who may be concerned. It’s very worrying, this is a nice neighbourhood usually. There’s lots of elderly people here too and they are very concerned.”

Liberal Democrat councillor for Quarry and Coton Hill Nat Green said he hoped the "deeply upsetting" event was an "isolated" incident" and that "nothing like this ever happens again". Four men aged 24, 22, 26 and 24, have been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in police custody.Another woman added: "The first police were here around 1pm and two ambulance and the air ambulance were here. We were prevented from getting into our own homes while police investigated, so the local pub put everyone up. West Mercia Police have been brilliant though. Forensic officers were here until 11pm last night. I just know a young man has been killed while going out to work to earn a living and that's just terrible."

We know Aurman was a delivery person however at this stage we do not believe this was the motive for his death and we are not investigating this as a robbery. The cookie is set by CasaleMedia. The cookie is used to collect information about the usage behavior for targeted advertising.George Riley was taken to the police station at Shrewsbury where he was questioned by two officers, Detective Inspector William Brumpton and Detective Sergeant Phillips. By 6.55pm that same day he had written and signed a statement confessing to the murder. RA (Rab) Butler replied: "Before reaching my decision I gave the fullest consideration to the representations made to me by the hon. Member and others, as well as to all the information available to me from many sources.