Four trials for her murder were held, with a 33-year-old man being acquitted of it at the end of the last one. The number of days covered by the trials (63 in total) caused the case to make legal history in Britain. [9] [10] Despite the request coming from Mr McCallum's family, the response continued: "Surviving family members of Mr McCallum would not have knowledge that these graphic details relating to his murder would be put in the public domain after such a significant amount of time."

Like many other lovers of the Goyt Valley, I was horrified to hear about the murders that occurred here in October 1983. And surprised that I’d not heard about them before. David Greenwood was sentenced to death but was pardoned because of his war record and his young age and released in 1933. Her body was discovered in a Chapel Allerton park in January 1991, but it wasn't known whose it was until DNA advances made identifying it as hers possible in 2003. In a state of mummification when it was found, the body had been stored in a cool and dry place for a considerable amount of time. She is a suspected victim of John Taylor. [35] Her murder was linked to the murders of Josephine Martin, murdered in November, 1935, and of Constance Hind in May, 1936, who were also both strangled in their rooms.When news of the stabbing reached Jamaica in a short telegram, it was the first time Nola saw her father cry. The family never understood what had happened. the tragic shooting to death of Lord Leith outside the New Inn by James Abernethy, laird of Mayen, in 1763

Man jailed for 1997 murder of Glasgow woman Tracey Wylde". BBC News. 17 May 2019 . Retrieved 5 December 2019. Killer mutilated victims and left their body parts in bags scattered across Wales". Wales Online. 12 May 2019 . Retrieved 14 September 2022.The other accused were John Bannister (21), Michael Howe (20) and Michael Bailey (20). Bailey was the only one to plead guilty, but all were sentenced to life imprisonment. Atkinson, Neil (2008-09-05). "Sarah Mournian murderer jailed for at least 15 years". Huddersfield Daily Examiner. The Government department refused the family's request to see the records, citing the risk of "endangering the mental health of the relatives of Mr McCallum" — even though the only surviving relative who knew him, his 82-year-old sister Nola, has urged the release of the files. A man has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 24 years after being found guilty of stabbing a convicted child killer to death.

a b Pritchard, Heledd (2017-01-22). "The mystery of the murder of a Welsh prostitute 180 years ago may finally have been solved". Wales Online. Pettifor, Tom (30 March 2020). "New line of inquiry as police renew hunt for Julie Finley's killer". LancsLive . Retrieved 28 October 2021.The newspapers the following day all carried pictures of the badge and button in the hope that someone would recognise them. At Hewson Manufacturing Company, one of the workers drew the attention of the badge to his workmate, saying that he thought it looked just like the one he had seen David Greenwood wearing in the lapel of his overcoat. He also knew that David Greenwood didn't have it any more. David Greenwood told him that he had sold the badge for two shillings to a man he had met on a tram. However, the worker suggested David Greenwood should go to the police to clear up the matter.