Lincolnshire Murders

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Ian Michael Dowling was found dead in his home on Sidney Street in Grantham on March 15 2001, after he was shot. Some involved violent acts and one has even been linked to the Yorkshire Ripper, but Lincolnshire Police have been unable to conclusively say who was responsible for these deaths. His “skeletal remains” were found in an undisclosed, isolated location in County Durham and his cause of death was a gunshot wound to the head. Two teenage lovers savagely murdered Spalding dinner lady Elizabeth Edwards and her 13-year-old daughter Katie in their own home in April 2016. Lincolnshire Police have questioned more than 20,000 people in relation to the case, but to no avail.

The brutal torture and killing of 50-year-old Alan Wood was in October 2009, and is one of the most horrific crimes Lincolnshire has ever seen. Read More Related ArticlesHere body was discovered after her home was subject to burglary and arson. Three suspects were arrested in connection to the case, however no one was charged with her murder. Sharon Harper, 21 –Strangled to death

The trial previously heard that Grzeszcz was forced to leave St Nicholas primary after bringing a knife on to the premises and was sent to a pupil referral unit (PRU). He was later excluded from high school for selling drugs both in and out of school and had started at another PRU the day before Roberts was found dead. We are currently working on a project to target crime hotspot areas of the town. This piece of work is on-going and we will release more information when this work concludes in the near future." The map, generated using official police data, pinpoints all reported violent and sexual crime across Lincolnshire during December 2020. The killings of Gordon Snowden, Sharon Harper, Alan Wood and Julie Pacey, are among Lincolnshire's most mysterious crimes, as they have never been solved. Five suspects were arrested in connection with the incident, but no-one has ever been charged. Grantham - Julia Pacey (1994)John George Haigh (1909 – 1949), also known as the ‘Acid Bath Murderer’, was an English serial killer convicted for the murder of six people, although it’s believed there were nine victims in total. At the time of the arrests, DCI Helen Evans, Senior Investigating Officer in the enquiry, said: “The investigation into the death of Vasilijs Ransevs has been lengthy and complex. The couple are believed to be Britain’s youngest double murderers and have been likened to the infamous American criminals Bonnie and Clyde. They have not been named for legal reasons. A Lincolnshire Police spokesperson said: “Since the formation of East Midlands Special Operations Unit (EMSOU) Regional Review Unit in September 2010 procedures are in place to review all of our unsolved cases. Four of our cases have been reviewed. It is our intention to review them all in due course.

Regarding the case of Vasilijs Ransevs – six people were arrested, one was interviewed under caution. CPS advised in August 2014 that there was insufficient evidence to progress the case. The inquest proceedings are scheduled to take place on June 2 2015.”March Anthony Corley, who lived in Grantham, where he was last seen, is thought to have died between July 8 and December 2000.