Master Detective Magazine Master Detective September 2018 Vorige editie

When a murder is committed, police are normally able to gather crucial evidence from the victim’s body. But what about when murder is suspected yet the body cannot be located? In “Scotland’s Classic Cases – Will Suzanne’s Killer Ever Reveal Her Fate?” the authorities found themselves in this situation, following the disappearance of 38-year-old Edinburgh book-keeper Suzanne Pilley. For a few weeks her calculating killer David Gilroy must have thought he’d got away with murder, but the net finally closed in. Still her family await answers. See this issue for the full story.

This month’s “MD Forum” looks at the controversial case of Huddersfield farmer Alfred Moore – convicted of the double-murder of two police officers. Was he really the killer? Read our report and make up your own mind.


Highlights of this issue include:

* The End Of Jackie’s First Date: Dismembered...Burned...Her Heart Ripped Out
* European Crime Report: “Husband Strangled Baby To Spite Wife,” “British Expat, 80, Raped, Murdered And Dismembered,” “Rapist Drowned Victim In Knee-Deep Water,” “‘Angry Man’ Chased Police With A Machete”
* Scotland’s Classic Cases: Will Suzanne’s Killer Ever Reveal Her Fate?
* Murder In Your Village: Murder At The Bull & Butcher
* US Executions – The Forgotten Decade: Killer Knew He’d Get The Chair
* MD Forum: Two Policeman Shot Dead. But Did The Farmer Do It?
* Thirty Years Ago In Crime
* Death On The Verandah
* Why Did Devon Killer Escape Hanging...While Cornwall Pair Were Put To Death?