“It is shameful that Mari Luz’s father has brought himself to complain,” was the reaction of Clarence Mitchell, the spokesman for the McCann couple, in response to the request from Juan Jose Cortés that the posters with the photo of his daughter beside Madeleine should not be distributed.
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Police release 'picture' of missing toddler Ben Needham as an 18-year-old
Last updated at 22:49 10 October 2007
It is more than 16 years since Ben Needham vanished from a Greek holiday island in a case as baffling as that of Madeleine McCann.
Yesterday police made a fresh attempt to solve the mystery by releasing a photofit of how he may look as his 18th birthday approaches later this month.
Ben was 21 months old when he disappeared near his grandparents' farmhouse in Kos in 1991.
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Police have created this new impression of Ben as they believe he would look nowUsing computer technology, the Metropolitan Police has created the new image of Ben using pictures of his relatives when they were 18. A similar photofit was issued when he was 13.
His mother Kerry Grist, 35, said: "It was heart wrenching when I saw the picture. He will be a young man."
Mrs Grist, who has remarried and has a 12-year-old daughter Leighanna, said: "All I want is to see Ben again so that he knows the truth. I want him to know that I am his mother and he wasn't abandoned or anything like that."
Mrs Grist, an office worker from Sheffield, said the authorities had quickly lost interest in her case.
"Madeleine's parents are middle class people with important jobs and seemed to have had a publicity machine behind them straight away," she added.
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His mother, no
Ben was 21 months old when he was last seen on the island of Kos on July 24, 1991Kerry 34, was working as a waitress when Ben went missing and has always believed he was snatched and is alive.
His grandparents, Christine and Eddie Needham, described at the time how they just could not find him.
The disappearance sparked an international hunt and although the Greek police logged up to 200 possible sightings, he has never been found.
Rewards have been offered, DNA tests have been taken and artists have been regularly employed to reconstruct what Ben would look like at various stages as the years went by.
Four years ago a private investigator restarted the search on behalf of the Needham family.
There have been a number of theories put forward to explain what happened to Ben.
In the months and years after he disappeared, the most common was that he had been snatched by gypsies.
Other possibilities were that Ben was taken for adoption by a non-Greek family, perhaps in Scandinavia, Australia or the United States.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-486832/Police-release-picture-missing-toddler-Ben-Needham-18-year-old.html
It is more than 16 years since Ben Needham vanished from a Greek holiday island in a case as baffling as that of Madeleine McCann.
Yesterday police made a fresh attempt to solve the mystery by releasing a photofit of how he may look as his 18th birthday approaches later this month.
Ben was 21 months old when he disappeared near his grandparents' farmhouse in Kos in 1991.
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Police have created this new impression of Ben as they believe he would look nowHis mother Kerry Grist, 35, said: "It was heart wrenching when I saw the picture. He will be a young man."
Mrs Grist, who has remarried and has a 12-year-old daughter Leighanna, said: "All I want is to see Ben again so that he knows the truth. I want him to know that I am his mother and he wasn't abandoned or anything like that."
Mrs Grist, an office worker from Sheffield, said the authorities had quickly lost interest in her case.
"Madeleine's parents are middle class people with important jobs and seemed to have had a publicity machine behind them straight away," she added.
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His mother, no
Ben was 21 months old when he was last seen on the island of Kos on July 24, 1991His grandparents, Christine and Eddie Needham, described at the time how they just could not find him.
The disappearance sparked an international hunt and although the Greek police logged up to 200 possible sightings, he has never been found.
Rewards have been offered, DNA tests have been taken and artists have been regularly employed to reconstruct what Ben would look like at various stages as the years went by.
Four years ago a private investigator restarted the search on behalf of the Needham family.
There have been a number of theories put forward to explain what happened to Ben.
In the months and years after he disappeared, the most common was that he had been snatched by gypsies.
Other possibilities were that Ben was taken for adoption by a non-Greek family, perhaps in Scandinavia, Australia or the United States.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-486832/Police-release-picture-missing-toddler-Ben-Needham-18-year-old.html
Missing Madeleine brings back memories of Ben
Last updated at 15:19 08 May 2007
The mother of a toddler who disappeared in Greece almost 16 years ago spoke today of how the Madeleine McCann case had revived memories of her own trauma.
Kerry Grist, whose son Ben Needham was 21 months old when he vanished from the island of Kos in 1991 and has never been found, said the girl's mother would "feel like her heart has been ripped out".
Kerry Grist's son Ben Needham was 21 months old when he vanished from the island of Kos, Greece in 1991She urged Madeleine's mother Kate - who made a powerful direct appeal yesterday to anyone holding the youngster to let her go - to "stay strong" through the ordeal.
And she admitted it was hard to put trust in a foreign police force that "doesn't understand our ways" - though she added that the Portuguese force appeared better than the Greek.
Toddler Ben Needham vanished 16 years ago.Mrs Grist was working as a waitress at the time Ben went missing from a farmhouse her parents and brother were renovating, sparking an international hunt.
Although the Greek police logged up to 200 possible sightings of Ben - who she believes is still alive after being snatched "to order" for a childless couple - he has never been found.
Speaking about yesterday's appeal, she told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "It was like a mirror image: the look on her face, the fear, the worry, everything.
"It was like seeing myself 15 years ago.
"She is going to have a lot of different emotions: she is going to be very frightened of not knowing what's happened to Madeleine, very confused. She will just feel like her heart has been ripped out."
Asked what message she had for Mrs McCann, she said:
"The only things I can try to advise her on are to stay strong, stay in control of everything - the police investigation, the media side of things... get as much support from family and friends as she possibly can and just keep going."
She went on: "There are language barriers. Obviously the Portuguese police and the Greek police won't be as well trained as our police.
"It is very, very difficult to put all your trust and faith into somebody that's foreign, doesn't understand our culture, doesn't understand our ways.
"But from what I've seen from the television, they seem to be doing a lot better job than they did in Ben's case."
She said that it "didn't enter our heads at all" initially that Ben might have been abducted.
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Madeleine, pictured shortly before her kidnap"You live every day just thinking someone is going to walk back through the door with him.
"There is no evidence at all in the past nearly 16 years to say Ben is dead. No traces were found, no clues were found to insinuate that.
"And in my heart I feel that if I thought for one minute that Ben was no longer alive I would have given up by now and I can't - there's something that drives me on to keep looking, keep looking and keep fighting for him."
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The mother of a toddler who disappeared in Greece almost 16 years ago spoke today of how the Madeleine McCann case had revived memories of her own trauma.
Kerry Grist, whose son Ben Needham was 21 months old when he vanished from the island of Kos in 1991 and has never been found, said the girl's mother would "feel like her heart has been ripped out".
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- Full text of the McCanns' appeal to Maddy's kidnapper
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- VIDEO: Footage from the Praia da Luz Mark Warner resort
- VIDEO: Watch Madeleine's parents plead for her safe return
Kerry Grist's son Ben Needham was 21 months old when he vanished from the island of Kos, Greece in 1991And she admitted it was hard to put trust in a foreign police force that "doesn't understand our ways" - though she added that the Portuguese force appeared better than the Greek.
Toddler Ben Needham vanished 16 years ago.Although the Greek police logged up to 200 possible sightings of Ben - who she believes is still alive after being snatched "to order" for a childless couple - he has never been found.
Speaking about yesterday's appeal, she told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "It was like a mirror image: the look on her face, the fear, the worry, everything.
"It was like seeing myself 15 years ago.
"She is going to have a lot of different emotions: she is going to be very frightened of not knowing what's happened to Madeleine, very confused. She will just feel like her heart has been ripped out."
Asked what message she had for Mrs McCann, she said:
"The only things I can try to advise her on are to stay strong, stay in control of everything - the police investigation, the media side of things... get as much support from family and friends as she possibly can and just keep going."
She went on: "There are language barriers. Obviously the Portuguese police and the Greek police won't be as well trained as our police.
"It is very, very difficult to put all your trust and faith into somebody that's foreign, doesn't understand our culture, doesn't understand our ways.
"But from what I've seen from the television, they seem to be doing a lot better job than they did in Ben's case."
She said that it "didn't enter our heads at all" initially that Ben might have been abducted.
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Madeleine, pictured shortly before her kidnap"There is no evidence at all in the past nearly 16 years to say Ben is dead. No traces were found, no clues were found to insinuate that.
"And in my heart I feel that if I thought for one minute that Ben was no longer alive I would have given up by now and I can't - there's something that drives me on to keep looking, keep looking and keep fighting for him."
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Kerry Needham another McCann victim:Missing child sparks memories of missing Ben Needham
By DAN NEWLING
Last updated at 17:13 04 May 2007
The disappearance of three-year-old Madeleine McCann has echoes of the tragic case of Ben Needham, who went missing in Greece in 1991.
Ben was just 21 months old when he disappeared on the island of Kos where he was staying with his family.
Despite a long running campaign by mother, he has never been found.
Kerry Grist, now 34, from Sheffield, said she knew what a terrible ordeal Madeleine's parents would be going through.
She said: "I can imagine what they are going through, I went through exactly the same 16 years ago. It will be a nightmare for them.
"They will be distraught, they will blame themselves, they will feel absolutely helpless and they will be praying that their little girl is found safe and well.
"All they can do is rely on the police and other support services."
She added: "At least she has gone missing in a busy commercial area with good communications so she can be found quickly.
"Hopefully they are getting better support from the police than we did when Ben went missing. We were in a very remote spot on Kos and the police didn't believe what we were telling them and valuable time was lost.
"That hasn't happened in this case and that can only help in the search for this little girl."
There have been a number of theories put forward to explain what happened to Ben.
In the months after he disappeared, the most common theory was that he had been snatched by gypsies.
Now Mrs Grist - she changed her name after remarrying last year - thinks her son was snatched for adoption by a non-Greek family, perhaps in Scandinavia, Australia or the United States.
She said: "I still firmly believe that I will see him again one day."
She added: "I just hope and pray this little girl is found quickly and safely so her parents don't have to go through the pain I have for all these years."
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-452665/Missing-child-sparks-memories-missing-Ben-Needham.html
Last updated at 17:13 04 May 2007
The disappearance of three-year-old Madeleine McCann has echoes of the tragic case of Ben Needham, who went missing in Greece in 1991.
Ben was just 21 months old when he disappeared on the island of Kos where he was staying with his family.
Despite a long running campaign by mother, he has never been found.
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Kerry Grist, now 34, from Sheffield, said she knew what a terrible ordeal Madeleine's parents would be going through.
She said: "I can imagine what they are going through, I went through exactly the same 16 years ago. It will be a nightmare for them.
"They will be distraught, they will blame themselves, they will feel absolutely helpless and they will be praying that their little girl is found safe and well.
"All they can do is rely on the police and other support services."
She added: "At least she has gone missing in a busy commercial area with good communications so she can be found quickly.
"Hopefully they are getting better support from the police than we did when Ben went missing. We were in a very remote spot on Kos and the police didn't believe what we were telling them and valuable time was lost.
"That hasn't happened in this case and that can only help in the search for this little girl."
There have been a number of theories put forward to explain what happened to Ben.
In the months after he disappeared, the most common theory was that he had been snatched by gypsies.
Now Mrs Grist - she changed her name after remarrying last year - thinks her son was snatched for adoption by a non-Greek family, perhaps in Scandinavia, Australia or the United States.
She said: "I still firmly believe that I will see him again one day."
She added: "I just hope and pray this little girl is found quickly and safely so her parents don't have to go through the pain I have for all these years."
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-452665/Missing-child-sparks-memories-missing-Ben-Needham.html
MISSING PEOPLE: The latest victim to add to the list of haggard Kate McCanns PR Stunts.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/8572479/Kate-McCann-victims-of-burglary-get-better-treatment-than-families-of-missing-loved-ones.html
METODO 3 no longer required' Kate can pull off her own PR stunts now thank-you very much.
http://steelmagnolia-steelmagnolia.blogspot.com/2011/06/kate-mccannmetodo-3-strides-were.html
R.I.P Mari Luz Cortes
http://goncaloamaraltruthofthelie.blogspot.com/
The Forbidden Investigation
METODO 3 no longer required' Kate can pull off her own PR stunts now thank-you very much.
http://steelmagnolia-steelmagnolia.blogspot.com/2011/06/kate-mccannmetodo-3-strides-were.html
R.I.P Mari Luz Cortes
http://goncaloamaraltruthofthelie.blogspot.com/
The Forbidden Investigation
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Milly Dowler : A cheap and tacky shot...Milly the latest victim to be used and abused by the narcissists.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/columnists/mark-austin/
Milly Dowler and Madeleine McCann: Gone in the blink of an eye
15/05/2011
“It happened in the blink of an eye”, said the QC in the trial of the man accused of kidnapping and murdering Milly Dowler.
For any parent it is a bone-shuddering statement.
For Milly’s mother and father what torment it must induce. Nausea, illogical guilt and dreadful anguish.
One minute their beautiful 13-year-old daughter was walking breezily home, the next she was gone.
How they must empathise with Kate and Gerry McCann. Madeleine, whose eighth birthday it was last week, also disappeared “in the blink of an eye”.
And what have they been through these past four years. At least the Dowlers had their daughter back to bury and a trial is under way, as they await the verdict. Comfort of sorts.
But for Kate McCann the pain remains brutal and unending.
She’s tough though, isn’t she? We knew that when she didn’t cry for the cameras in those early days of media hysteria.
We knew that when Portuguese police declared them suspects. But the truth is you and I knew nothing. We knew nothing really of what she was going through. We knew nothing of the façade she tried desperately to maintain for Madeleine, and for her own dignity.
Well now we know the truth. Just read her book, read about the soul-wrenching hurt.
Read about the guilt and read about her instinct to swim out to sea and not come back or to rip the skin off her body.
Read it. And then pray you’ll never live the same hell as the McCanns or the Dowlers or many, many others.
Milly Dowler and Madeleine McCann: Gone in the blink of an eye
15/05/2011
“It happened in the blink of an eye”, said the QC in the trial of the man accused of kidnapping and murdering Milly Dowler.
For any parent it is a bone-shuddering statement.
For Milly’s mother and father what torment it must induce. Nausea, illogical guilt and dreadful anguish.
One minute their beautiful 13-year-old daughter was walking breezily home, the next she was gone.
How they must empathise with Kate and Gerry McCann. Madeleine, whose eighth birthday it was last week, also disappeared “in the blink of an eye”.
And what have they been through these past four years. At least the Dowlers had their daughter back to bury and a trial is under way, as they await the verdict. Comfort of sorts.
But for Kate McCann the pain remains brutal and unending.
She’s tough though, isn’t she? We knew that when she didn’t cry for the cameras in those early days of media hysteria.
We knew that when Portuguese police declared them suspects. But the truth is you and I knew nothing. We knew nothing really of what she was going through. We knew nothing of the façade she tried desperately to maintain for Madeleine, and for her own dignity.
Well now we know the truth. Just read her book, read about the soul-wrenching hurt.
Read about the guilt and read about her instinct to swim out to sea and not come back or to rip the skin off her body.
Read it. And then pray you’ll never live the same hell as the McCanns or the Dowlers or many, many others.
Friday, March 11, 2011
McCann's usage of Peter Lawrence .
Claudia Lawrence police search pub with body-sniffing dogs
http://steelmagnolia-gossips.blogspot.com/2011/03/avonmouth-human-remains-found.html
AVONMOUTH: remains of woman found
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1193012/Missing-chef-Claudia-Lawrences-adulterous-affair-shocks-family.html
Monday, March 7, 2011
Wife of Mari Luz accused on remand
Spain
Friday, 04 March 2011 10:42
0 A MADRID judge ordered the imprisonment on remand of Isabel Garcia, wife of Santiago del Valle who is accused of murdering five-year-old Mari Luz Cortez in Huelva in 2008.
“I can’t go on. I’m really sorry for my husband’s sake. But I can’t cover up a crime,” she had told Ana Rosa Quintana live on Telecinco the previous day.
She retracted her statement in court on February 16 and declarations to the police and investigating judge in 2008 which had implicated her sister-in-law Rosa del Valle.
According to Isabel Garcia’s latest version of events as told to Ana Rosa Quintana, her husband killed Mari Luz accidentally. “It wasn’t on purpose,” she insisted.
After the end of the television programme, Garcia, accompanied by presenter Nacho Abad, went voluntarily to a police station where she was detained overnight before questioning by the Madrid judge.
Garcia, who has learning difficulties, travelled three days earlier to Madrid at the invitation of the television channel and the same judge is now investigating the manner in which Isabel Garcia was taken from Sevilla to Madrid and later to the police.
Garcia’s admission on February 25 coincided with the final day of Santiago and Rosa del Valle’s trial for the murder of Mari Luz Cortes.
Mari Luz disappeared on January 13 2008 and her body was not found until March 7 2008. Del Valle was arrested on March 25 2008 and at the time should have been in prison for sexual abuse offences, including one against his own daughter, but was at large owing to a judicial oversight.
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Haleigh Cummings, another McCann victim via the media but they soon backed off when the finger pointed to the family.
Crocodile tears, for they know little Haleigh's fate.
Haleigh, Madeleine, their deaths and whereabouts known to family and friends.....http://topics.firstcoastnews.com/Haleigh+Cummings
What a difference a Sunday makes...
.......last Saturday the celeb child neglector, with broken heart, was pleading for Hewletts widow to please tell what she knows, as said child neglector fears her husband has taken his secret to the grave.
Sunday, the dry eyed child neglector stole the thunder from Claudia Lawrence by lighting a candle for her daughter Madeleine ....... Todays chosen victim is Rui Pedro and tomorrows ? .....
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Claudia Lawrence....
Disappearance of Claudia Lawrence
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
| Claudia Lawrence | |
|---|---|
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| Born | Claudia Elizabeth Lawrence[1] 27 February 1974 East Riding of Yorkshire, England[1] |
| Disappeared | 18 March 2009 (aged 35) Heworth, York, England |
| Status | Missing for 1 year, 11 months and 12 days |
| Nationality | British |
| Ethnicity | White British |
| Occupation | Chef |
| Known for | Missing person |
| Home town | Heworth, York |
| Parents | Peter and Joan Lawrence |
| Relatives | Ali Sims (sister)[2] |
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[edit] Disappearance
[edit] Last known whereabouts
Lawrence was last seen nearing her home in Heworth, York, on the afternoon of 18 March, as she returned from her work as a chef at the University of York's Goodricke College at the Roger Kirk Centre. That evening she spoke to her parents by telephone, making plans with her mother to spend Mother's Day together.[5] Lawrence later sent a text message to a friend and has not been heard from since then. The last text message from her was sent at 8:23 p.m.,[6] and her last received message, from a bar worker in Cyprus, was at 9:12 p.m..[7] Lawrence's passport and bank cards were left at her home when she went missing.[8][edit] Reported missing
Lawrence was reported missing after she failed to arrive at work for her early morning shift the following day.[6][9] Police are now treating her disappearance as a suspected murder.[10]Speaking on the BBC 'Today' programme on 4 June 2009, Lawrence's father Peter said he doubted police claims that she had a secret life. He queried the comments made by Detective Superintendent Ray Galloway on BBC Crimewatch programme, specifically that parts of Claudia's life "remain a mystery" and that police believe she had "complicated relationships" that her family and friends knew nothing about.[11] However, he later said that he "did not recognise" his daughter after the claims that had been made about her personal life.[12]
Six weeks after Lawrence went missing, the investigation into her disappearance was reclassified from a missing person's case to a suspected murder enquiry, although police have acknowledged they have no proof Lawrence is dead.[13][14]
[edit] Case progress
The independent crime-fighting charity Crimestoppers has offered a reward of £10,000 to anyone providing information which leads to the arrest and conviction of any person linked to the disappearance.[5][15] Police have said that any past personal acquaintances of Lawrence have a limited time to come forward "in confidence."[16] Police have received over 1,200 calls offering information, and an appeal for help was made by Dr John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York.[5][13] In early June 2009, a reconstruction of Lawrence's last known movements was featured in a Crimewatch appeal.[17] The feature generated more than 60 telephone calls.[18] Also in June, 100 days after his daughter went missing, Peter Lawrence launched a YouTube appeal for information.[3] In the appeal, he stated his belief that the internet was vital in the search.[19] In late August 2009, police and the Lawrence family used the annual Whitby Regatta in North Yorkshire to publicise the campaign.[9]In September 2009, police revealed that the search for Lawrence had been extended to Cyprus.[20] Detective Superintendent Ray Galloway stated that Lawrence "knew several people who live on the island" and that she may have "received job offers" while there.[21] Galloway also stated that some people who had been interviewed had been "reluctant and less than candid" when spoken to, and that a team of officers had been sent to Cyprus to interview people who Lawrence met there.[8] It was reported that the last text message received by Lawrence was from a man who was on the island.[20][21]
Later in September, detectives investigating the Lawrence case made a search of an area of the university where Lawrence worked.[22] In October 2009, police revealed they were looking for the driver of a "rusty white van" who was seen trying to talk to women on Lawrence's route to work in the days before she disappeared.[23]
On 24 March 2010, police began searching areas of Heslington in York, based on new information received "in the last few days".[24] On 24 March, land near to a children's play area, near a muddy farm track, was searched, and on 25 March, the search was relocated to a field near to the university, an area of land which is bordered by a playing field and student accommodation.[25] It was later stated that police did not find any new leads from these searches and nothing of significance had been discovered.[26]
[edit] Links to other cases
Police admitted there were similarities with the cases of Melanie Hall and Joanna Yeates, two other blonde British women who disappeared in 1996 and 2010 respectively, but said that they have not yet found direct evidence to link them.[27] When a young woman's body was discovered on Christmas 2010, Lawrence's father had wondered whether his daughter had been found, but that victim was later identified as Yeates.[28][edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ a b Births England and Wales 1837-2006
- ^ Claudia Lawrence: one year on
- ^ a b Claudia Lawrence's father in YouTube video plea mirror.co.uk retrieved 2009-09-20
- ^ Father's New Appeal For Missing Chef Claudia news.sky.com retrieved 2009-09-20
- ^ a b c The search for Claudia Lawrence independent.co.uk retrieved 2009-09-19
- ^ a b Claudia Lawrence investigation BBC Crimewatch 2009-03-31 Detective Supt Ray Galloway
- ^ Is missing Claudia Lawrence alive and working in Cyprus? Police fly out to quiz man who sent her last text dailymail.co.uk retrieved 2009-09-19
- ^ a b Search for Claudia shifts to Cyprus independent.co.uk retrieved 2009-09-19
- ^ a b Regatta crowd plea over Claudia news.bbc.co.uk retrieved 2009-09-19
- ^ Hunt for missing chef Claudia Lawrence now a murder case guardian.co.uk 2009-04-24, Martin Wainwright
- ^ Peter Lawrence doubts police claims that Claudia had a secret life York Press 2009-06-04
- ^ Claudia cops sent to Cyprus thesun.co.uk retrieved 2009-09-19
- ^ a b Six-month Claudia search takes toll news.bbc.co.uk retrieved 2009-09-19
- ^ Claudia case now suspected murder news.bbc.co.uk retrieved 2009-09-19
- ^ Crimestoppers offers £10,000 reward in search of missing Chef Claudia Lawrence Crimestoppers UK 2009-04-24
- ^ 'Secret' Boyfriends Warned skynews 2009-06-07
- ^ Plea over Claudia relationships news.bbc.co.uk retrieved 2009-09-19
- ^ Did missing chef Claudia Lawrence have a line of secret lovers? dailymail.co.uk retrieved 2009-09-19
- ^ Missing Chef's Father Makes YouTube Plea news.sky.com retrieved 2009-09-20
- ^ a b Holiday flings could hold clues to missing chef Claudia Lawrence mirror.co.uk retrieved 2009-09-19
- ^ a b Hunt for missing chef Claudia Lawrence extends to Cyprus dailyrecord.co.uk retrieved 2009-09-19
- ^ Claudia police search university news.bbc.co.uk retrieved 2009-09-26
- ^ 'Rusty van link' in hunt for missing chef Claudia Lawrence mirror.co.uk retrieved 2009-11-15
- ^ "York district searched in Claudia Lawrence inquiry". BBC News Online. BBC. 24 March 2010. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/north_yorkshire/8585832.stm. Retrieved 2010-03-24.
- ^ "Family hope over new Claudia Lawrence search". BBC News Online. BBC. 25 March 2010. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/north_yorkshire/8587195.stm. Retrieved 2010-03-25.
- ^ "No leads from Claudia Lawrence searches in York". BBC News Online. BBC. 26 March 2010. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/north_yorkshire/8590067.stm. Retrieved 2010-04-06.
- ^ "Police searching for missing architect Jo Yeates discover a woman's body close to golf course". Daily Mail. 25 December 2010. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1341520/Missing-architect-Jo-Yeates-Police-womans-body.html. Retrieved 26 December 2010.
- ^ "Claudia's dad - My torment over Joanna Yeats case". Yorkshire Post. 10 January 2011. http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/Claudias-dad--My-torment.6685576.jp. Retrieved 6 February 2011.
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