Lincolnshire Murders

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It is believed Wilson fed the unknowing victims dangerous chemicals, with one person being fed enough sulphuric acid to kill 50 people. Three suspects were arrested. Of those, two (Perry Raymond Calvert, 18 years of age and Alan Mark Boulter, 19 years of age) were charged with murder and one(Darren Ellis, 15 years of age) was charged with aiding and abetting the burglary. As retailers do their best to resume normal service, there can still be gaps in supply of some magazines. But there’s no reason to go without your favourite true crime reading! March Anthony Corley, who lived in Grantham, where he was last seen, is thought to have died between July 8 and December 2000. Dean Simpson, 49, of Manor Drive, Halton Holegate, Spilsby, pleaded not guilty to the attempted murder of Jenny Simpson on January 9 at a hearing earlier this year.

Simpson was remanded into custody and will next appear at Lincoln Crown Court for a further pre-trial hearing on June 20. Haigh was known for using concentrated sulphuric acid to dispose of bodies after shooting them or battering them to death.A neighbour at the scene of where he was detained told how she managed to escape the suspect after he banged on her car window. The 38-year-old had also died as a result of strangulation. One suspect was arrested, however they were not charged with her murder. Kathleen Doris Hempsall, 40 – Died after stabbing

The cash till of the type taken from Sutton Bridge Motors in 1979 after the killing of petrol pump attendant Gordon Snowden A nurse at Grantham and Kesteven Hospital, Beverley Allitt worked on Ward 4 of the Children’s Ward. Suspicions were raised when records revealed missing nursing logs, and Allitt, now know infamously as the ‘Angel of Death’, was found out. Describing the moment as "traumatic" she added: "I told the lads in the yard to get out of the area and I went and got the police." Lincolnshire Police have questioned more than 20,000 people in relation to the case, but to no avail.

The DNA that was discovered appeared to belong to someone who is not on official records or databases, as they had likely not committed a crime before. Therefore, no match has ever been established. A cash till had also been stolen, and Mr Snowden later died in hospital from his injuries. The till has never been traced. Historically, in terms of the number of homicide cases in the county, the force says it is rare for a murder to remain unsolved, however, despite multiple arrests, thenine cryptic deaths linger in officers’ files. Here 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

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.A woman in her 30s sustained injuries consistent with a knife wound and was taken to hospital for treatment. A woman and child have lost their lives in the most devastating way and I know their loved ones will be feeling the magnitude of that today and our thoughts go out to them. Of the two charged with murder however, one (Boulter) was convicted but had his conviction quashed on appeal. The other (Calvert) was acquitted. The suspect charged with aiding and abetting the burglary pleaded guilty. Mark Anthony Corley, 22 – Shot in the head Latvian man Vasilijs Ransevs (33) was found dead at his house on Portland Street in Lincoln on June 16, 2013.

The torture and brutal killing of 50-year-old Alan Wood in October 2009 is still one of the most horrific crimes Lincolnshire has ever seen. Lincolnshire Police also confirmed that based on Police.uk, overall crime across Boston sits at the middle of the normal (average) range compared to Altringham, Sittingbourne Kent, Castleford and Hereford. In terms of violence and sexual offences, Boston sits at the lower end of normal (average) range. Part of the investigation centred on trying to trace a Citroen 2CV car seen on the garage forecourt shortly before the murder. Mr Wood died of stab wounds, and was thought to have died between 21 and 24 of October. He was last seen alive three days before his brutal death.The case was then stopped by the trial judge as a result of “irregularities in certain aspects of the evidence”. It has since gone cold. Ian Michael Dowling, 39 – Shot in his home Simpson today (Monday) appeared at Lincoln Crown Court by video-link custody for a pre-trial hearing, and spoke only to confirm his name.