Claire Woolterton's body was found on Barry Avenue, Windsor, on 28 August 1981 "We asked for certain exhibits seized in the original investigation (into Claire Woolterton's death) and now stored . During his trial at Reading. He was already in prison for the 1984 killing of Deirdre Sainsbury, but had wrongly had his murder conviction in this case downgraded to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility in 1999 after he claimed that he had only killed her due to having an eplieptic fit. Read about our approach to external linking. Had it not been for his arrest for that offence, Campbell may never have been brought to justice for Claire's murder. High Court Judge Mr Justice Spencer warned Campbell he was "unlikely" ever to be released from jail after imposing the life sentence on the convicted killer. The court heard that Claire, who lived in Northolt, north west London, with her mother and her mothers partner, was last seen alive at around 10pm on August 27 1981, walking towards Hanwell after spending the evening in Ealing with the older married man she was seeing. It was a case that obsessed police for more than three decades as they struggled to prove who had committed such a depraved act on an innocent young girl. The body of 17-year-old Claire Woolterton was found dumped in the River Thames. You want these people off the streets. 0000007682 00000 n 0000001077 00000 n The 17-year-old girl had been so savagely attacked that it was impossible for doctors to determine whether she had been raped. A convicted killer has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering and mutilating a 17-year-old girl in 1981. On August 28, 1981, Colin Campbell murdered 17-year-old Claire Woolterton and dumped her body by the River Thames. The conviction of Campbell for Woolterton's murder was noted in the media for the decades-long gap between the murder and the killer being identified, and was also celebrated for being another successful case of DNA finally solving an infamous cold case in the UK following the recent solving of the murder of Yolande Waddington in 1966 using DNA. "They were reassured the police hadn't given up and her mother, who is in her 90s, still hopes her daughter's murderer will be found," he said. [5], In 2011 the case was reviewed by a team led by Pete Beirne, who had been a junior detective on the original murder inquiry. When asked why his DNA had been found on Miss Woolterton's body, Campbell could not explain how it might have happened. He was given a life sentence and must serve a minimum of 24 years, concurrent to his current sentence. This is the story of the investigation into Claire Woolterton's brutal murder. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But her killer had left his mark on her body. Detectives thought her killer was unaware of the towpaths existence and in the darkness had assumed her corpse would drop into the river. [1] Instead he decided to defend himself by saying that although he did not remember doing so, he may have once walked into the amusement arcade and she may have sat on his knee, which is why his DNA had been found on her. 0000009464 00000 n Colin Campbell, 66, who is already serving a life sentence for the manslaughter of Deirdre Sainsbury, killed Claire Woolterton three years earlier, in August 1981. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. 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They were the murders of Vikki Thompson (Ascott-under-Wychwood 1995), Yolanda Waddington (Benham, Newbury in 1966), Rachel Manning (Milton Keynes 2000) and Claire Woolterton (Windsor 1981). %PDF-1.4 % [6] Later in the day Woolterton's parents realised that their daughter had not returned home the previous night, and saw a news broadcast reporting that a girl's body had been found in Windsor. Read about our approach to external linking. startxref Travelling salesman Colin Campbell thought he had got away with the violent, frenetic murder and mutilation of a teenage girl in 1981. Advances in DNA profiling and analysis convicted Colin Campbell of the 1981 murder of Claire Woolterton, Claire Woolterton was sexually assaulted and had her throat cut, Colin Campbell also killed Deirdre Sainsbury in 1984, Claire Woolterton's body was found on Barry Avenue, Windsor, on 28 August 1981, Pete Beirne led the police review of Claire Woolterton's murder. 107 0 obj <> endobj But Mr Wright told the jury: Sadly, on this night, she and he having had a disagreement, she decided to make her own way home and set off at around about 10 o'clock that evening. She had been sexually assaulted, and her throat cut. It is plain from the defence injuries . . The absence of blood indicated that she was murdered elsewhere. Last July, David Burgess was convicted of the murder of teenage nanny Yolande Waddington in Beenham in 1966. Claire was preyed upon, sexually assaulted, murdered and mutilated for his own sexual gratification. 0000049569 00000 n His defence centred around his condition as an epileptic. Colin Campbell, 66, who is already serving a life sentence for the manslaughter of Deirdre Sainsbury, killed Claire Woolterton three years earlier, in August 1981. "Our family would like to extend its deepest sympathy to the relatives of Claire Woolterton and we are pleased their long wait for justice is finally over. Prince Harry opens up about drug use, saying marijuana 'really helped' him but cocaine and alcohol was 'more 'I got picked on quite a lot': Prince Harry opens up about having his nose broken on the rugby pitch during Hollywood's love affair with the new non-binary Brit Pack: After MeToo sex scandals, Tinseltown is desperate Five unexpected signs in your 20s and 30s you're at risk of developing heart disease later in life. "Scientists who then examined the evidence stated there was a one in a million chance of it being anyone else. "She'd speak to anybody who needed help and did whatever she could for them. "For me personally, the Kate Bushell and Linda Bryant murders were horrible crimes and certainly stand out in my mind." hb```b``g`e`Wed@ A&/5}``8aMFcXmlME#+>~_8vN@ldhXq;GGK@#VbU*?)V@H#+! They said it was likely he would have gone on to kill more victims. CLAIRE WOOLTERTON | Police interview | Murder | Crime | TN-81-005-013 - YouTube THAMES NEWS 28.8.81Claire Woolterton murder Interview Det. Get up to 65% OFF in your Babbel subscription! 0000041914 00000 n [5] She had been sexually assaulted. v0.#YS!T w|8J4 b8O@. Travelling salesman Colin Campbell thought he had got away with the violent, frenetic murder and mutilation of a teenage girl in 1981. Desperation led to the use of hypnosis and even clairvoyants until DNA came to the rescue. Prosecutor Peter Wright QC said the teenager had been initially attacked at another, unknown, location and was found to show physical signs consistent with having been strangled into unconsciousness. Are they in prison? Thanks to the work carried out by the major crime review team, working closely with our partners LGC Forensics and the Crown Prosecution Service, we were able to use modern-day technology to identify significant forensic evidence linking Campbell to the murder, which led to his arrest in November 2012. The court heard that Claire, left, was last seen alive walking towards Hanwell after spending the evening in Ealing while 29-year-old Deirdre while hitchhiking in December 1984, Behind bars: Colin Campbell is currently serving a life sentence for the murder of Deirdre Sainsbury, He told jurors that expert scientists now believe the DNA discovered was 'one million times more likely to have been obtained from Colin Campbell', while another found it 'one billion times more likely.'. If it happened tonight there are things we would do differently compared to 1966.". Miss Woolterton's stepfather Terry Pearce described her as a "lovely girl", who was "very precious" to the family. [3] He was sentenced to a minimum of 24 years imprisonment, meaning he will be at least 90 years old before he will be eligible for release. "The challenges were significant and I made this clear to the family. Nobody was arrested or charged with Miss Woolterton's murder during the original investigation. The teenager's naked body was found on the promenade by the River Thames . HERE: https://go.babbel.com/12m65-youtube-molliewestbrook-june-2021/default Business Enquiries ONLY: mollie.westbrook@btinternet.com I N S T A G R A M: @mollie_westbrook https://www.instagram.com/mollie_westbrook/ T W I T T E R: @MolWestbrook https://twitter.com/MolWestbrook SUPPORT ME ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/molliewestbrook?fan_landing=true20% of Patreon pledges are split between the DNA Doe project and Missing People UK every single month. 0000002333 00000 n [1] He also said that his conviction for Sainsbury's 1984 murder should not have been downgraded to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility in 1999,[1] saying: Had it been known in 1999 that you were responsible as well for the killing of Claire Woolterton, the prosecution would never have accepted your plea of diminished responsibility in relation to the killing of Deirdre Sainsbury. She had been sexually assaulted and her throat was cut. "Claire's murder had a shocking and distressing permanent effect on our lives. She had. Our website uses cookies to improve your experience as outlined in our Cookie Policy. In 2013, 32 years after the event, Campbell was convicted of the high-profile unsolved murder of 17-year-old Claire Woolterton after a DNA match was found to him. 'Cautious' Duke 'was careful not to attack members of the Royal family' says Royal watcher amid fears he 'He's completely beige drained of all his feisty ginger life-blood': JULIE BURCHILL'S verdict on Prince 'I felt different to the rest of my family - and my mum felt the same': Prince Harry opens up on his 'broken 'Hallucinogens have helped me to clean the windscreen of my troubled mind': Prince Harry extols the use of A 14-year-old autistic boy's naive prank. A convicted killer has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 24 years after being found guilty of murdering a 17-year-old girl more than 30 years ago. Advances in DNA profiling and analysis convicted Colin Campbell of the 1981 murder of Claire Woolterton, Claire Woolterton was sexually assaulted and had her throat cut, Colin Campbell also killed Deirdre Sainsbury in 1984, Claire Woolterton's body was found on Barry Avenue, Windsor, on 28 August 1981, Pete Beirne led the police review of Claire Woolterton's murder. Key punch operator Claire Woolterton had gone to an Ealing amusement arcade after her days work on Thursday, August 27th, 1981. "I think I cried more than when it first happened," she said. "It has brought back sad memories of Claire instead of the happy ones that I had learnt to live with.". Are they dead? ", Pete Beirne, the principal investigator when the case was reopened, said: "What we've managed to achieve today obviously won't bring Claire back, but hopefully it's a small comfort to [her family] that Campbell has been in custody since 1984.". London SE26 5NQ Campbell was subsequently arrested and charged. He told jurors, who were shown photographs of the teenagers body, they would hear evidence 'inevitably distressing and unpleasant to receive by way of detail.'. Some of the country's most notorious murders - Kate Bushell, Linda Bryant, Tuula Hoeoek and Claire Woolterton, Linda Bryant died in a field gateway from stab wounds to her chest, neck and back, Chris Boarland, who is a retired Assistant Chief Constable, was in charge of the Linda Bryant case, Kate Bushell's body was discovered by her father just 300 yards from their home, Police said Claire Woolterton had been sexually assaulted, Advances in DNA profiling and analysis eventually convicted Colin Campbell of the murder of Claire Woolterton, Claire Woolterton's body was found on Barry Avenue, Windsor, in August 1981, Police said a "heavy implement" had been used to kill Tuula Hoeoek, Tuula Hoeoek was last seen waiting at a bus stop in Georgetown, The Finnish au pair's body was found at the entrance to a field, After working in Jersey in 1965 Tuula Hoeoek returned the following summer. It came at a time another Berkshire "cold case" was yielding similar results. [5] The body was partially naked with multiple knife wounds and a cut to the throat. The 17-year-olds naked body was found one morning on the promenade by the River Thames on Barry Avenue in Windsor, Berkshire, by a man on his way to work. "To my mind, as a layperson, it's difficult to understand how someone could not remember doing something so horrific. IT executive blackmailed terrified female colleague and Defence lawyer tells rape victim she should have 'closed her Isabel Oakeshott receives 'menacing' message from Matt Hancock, Dozens stuck in car park as staff refuses to open gate for woman, Incredible footage of Ukrainian soldiers fighting Russians in Bakhmut, Pro-Ukrainian drone lands on Russian spy planes exposing location, 'Buster is next!' "We asked for certain exhibits seized in the original investigation (into Claire Woolterton's death) and now stored on file to be re-examined," Mr Beirne said. Can Nigeria's election result be overturned? 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Her throat was slashed, she had been repeatedly stabbed, and her bruised knuckles showed she had fought for her life. She had been sexually assaulted and her throat was cut. But, the reopening of a police "cold" case 30 years later would eventually see him brought to justice. In 2013 he was sentenced to life for murdering and mutilating Ms Woolterton. His failure to catch the killer caused "a lot of sleepless nights" in the early days. Mr Boarland said he "always goes to where Linda was killed" when he visits the Roseland. The best beach in Britain that you've never heard of: Seaside town is braced for tourism boom after Kate Garraway reveals Derek's heartbreaking words when they thought he had just minutes left to live. ", Despite the case being closed, the emotional wounds caused by Ms Woolterton's death remain. 0000003564 00000 n Steven Murphy. In 1981, her body was found dumped in the River Thames in Windsor. "We're talking pre-DNA in terms of what was available to the senior investigating officer in 1981," he said. "Those results were then further analysed by a professor of statistics from University College London (UCL), who stated in his opinion there was a one in a billion chance of it being someone else.". Burgess' trial, 46 years after the murder, contained evidence obtained through advances in DNA analysis. During his trial at Reading Crown Court, the jury heard Campbell did not feature in the original investigation. 0000001944 00000 n "I'm very happy we ran a very professional, detailed investigation. Her mother said she was rather prudish, and would never willingly have got into a car with a stranger. 212 Volume 14, Number 3, July 2013 JICS Ethics her person. [1] At a retrial in 1999, Campbell pled guilty to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility and this plea was accepted by the prosecution. Following the verdict, Pete Beirne, head of Thames Valley Police's major crime review team, said: Campbell has at no time shown any remorse for his actions and has delayed proceedings, adding to the strain on Claire's family and delaying the judicial process. A convicted killer has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering and mutilating a 17-year-old girl in 1981. For the loved ones of the victim, not knowing who the killer is and why they died can be one of the most difficult things to come to terms with, she added. They're [the cases] never far from your mind. Prosecutor Peter Wright QC said that for 32 long years the identity of her killer was unknown until advances in medical science and scientific technology came along. He was already in prison for the 1984 . [5] Tapings were taken from Woolterton's body in the hope that fibres might be found to help identify a suspect, although as DNA profiling was not yet invented as a form of evidence in the early 1980s, the significance of these tapings for DNA evidence was not known at the time. The epilepsy experts who had helped Campbell win his appeal in the Sainsbury case accepted that epilepsy could not explain two violent and sexually motivated murders, and in sentencing the judge said that it had been wrong to downgrade his conviction to manslaughter in 1999. [4], Woolterton was 17 years old and was described as a "normal, happy girl". [5], Police opened a murder investigation immediately at the time, saying that they believed that she had been murdered elsewhere and dumped at the location by the murderer. Colin Campbell was also convicted of a killing in 1984, Claire Woolterton's body was found in Windsor in August 1981, Colin Campbell also killed Deirdre Sainsbury in 1984. What's the least exercise we can get away with? [5] They contacted their local police force and discovered that the victim was their daughter. The case law instructs us that a competent person may refuse lifesaving treatment12 and that the individual does not have to stipulate reason for the refusal.13 We also know that the presence of mental illness does not preclude the presence Her partially naked body was left face down where it was found by a Windsor commuter at first light. By 2011, Campbell was serving a life sentence in prison for the manslaughter of Miss Sainsbury, from Greenham, in December 1984. Her throat was slashed, she ha. He had also been involved in the original investigation as a detective constable. 0000008744 00000 n Colin Campbell, 66, who is. In fact, for me, some of the clearer thinking came from time away from the investigation room. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. HERE: https://go.babbel.com/12m65-youtube-molliewestbrook-june-2021/default Business Enquiries ONLY: mollie.. Why Alex Murdaugh was spared the death penalty, Why Trudeau is facing calls for a public inquiry, The shocking legacy of the Dutch 'Hunger Winter'. "All the advice from our profilers was people who kill like this have an offending history," added Mr Boarland. "What must have been going through her mind? 0000003862 00000 n Juliette Fletcher has been hearing today's evidence at Reading Crown Court. He was also questioned about Claire Woolterton's murder, but denied any involvement. The jury of four men and eight women at Reading Crown Court had been deliberating since Friday morning before convicting Campbell of murder by majority verdict. "We have been emotionally scarred for life and have a very cynical outlook to life now. The 29-year-old's mutilated body was found close to Denham Golf Course the following morning. [2], After Campbell's conviction for Woolteron's murder, detectives on the case said that it was lucky that Campbell had been caught after the Sainsbury murder, and that it had stopped a potential serial killer (a phrase usually used to describe a repeat killer who has killed at least three victims). A convicted killer has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 24 years after being found guilty of murdering a 17-year-old girl more than 30 years ago. A convicted killer has finally been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of a 17-year-old Northolt girl in 1981. See, for example: List of miscarriage of justice cases in the United Kingdom, Murders of Jacqueline Ansell-Lamb and Barbara Mayo, "The Queen v Colin Frederick Campbell: Sentencing remarks", "Claire Woolterton murder: DNA caught Colin Campbell", "Colin Campbell sentenced to life for Claire Woolterton 1981 murder", "Claire Woolterton 1981 murder: DNA led to Colin Campbell arrest", Sub-postmasters operating the Post Office Horizon computer system, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Colin_Campbell_(murderer)&oldid=1131359214, December 1984 events in the United Kingdom, Court of Appeal (England and Wales) cases, People convicted of murder by England and Wales, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0, In 2015, Campbell and the Woolterton case were the subject of an episode of the, In 2021, Campbell and the Woolterton case were the subject of an episode of the, In 2022 Campbell was the subject of episode 9, season 7 of Britains Most Evil Killers, This page was last edited on 3 January 2023, at 20:22. 2023 BBC. What's the least exercise we can get away with? Ruth Bowskill, temporary chief Crown prosecutor for Thames and Chiltern Crown Prosecution Service, said: Claire Woolterton, who was making her way home in west London after a night out, had the misfortune to come across Campbell. Dozens of police officers from across the country have contacted the charity Support After Murder and Manslaughter during its 15-year history, said Rose Dixon, the organisation's head. "It is extremely difficult to switch off on leaving work in the evening. Chris Boarland, a retired Assistant Chief Constable with Devon and Cornwall Police, was in charge of the case and worked on it full time for 18 months. Colin Frederick, 66, will serve at least 24 years for killing the 17-year-old (pictured), who lived in the Yeading area and whose body was found on a Thames towpath in Windsor on August 28 1981. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. My aim is just to educate and spread awareness about these topics. I hope that Claire's family, who have shown courage during this difficult time, can take some comfort in knowing that her killer has finally received the justice he deserves.. We never had the chance to say goodbye. acr covid 19 vaccine clinical guidance task force. In 2013, 32 years after the event, Campbell was convicted of the high-profile unsolved murder of 17-year-old Claire Woolterton after a DNA match was found to him. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. After driving her to nearby Hayes, Campbell strangled Miss Sainsbury before dumping her mutilated body near a golf course in Denham, west London. She was picked up in Campbell's car while hitchhiking on the South Circular Road in Roehampton. What's the least amount of exercise we can get away with? Russian minister laughed at for Ukraine war claims. So all investigators had was a body dumped in Windsor with the last confirmed sighting the night before in Hanwell. Why Alex Murdaugh was spared the death penalty, Why Trudeau is facing calls for a public inquiry, The shocking legacy of the Dutch 'Hunger Winter'. "It was a full-scale murder investigation and at its height there were up to 60 officers working on it," said Peter Beirne, a detective on the case in 1981 and now the principal investigator of Thames Valley Police's major crime review team. [1] Police officers went to his home and found the murdered woman's missing clothing inside. "He hasn't denied being responsible, he just states he cannot remember if he did or didn't do it," said Pete Beirne. She had. Miss Hoeoek was last seen waiting at a bus stop in Georgetown in St Saviour at about 20:00 GMT on 30 December 1966. The impact of living in a small community, such as an island, can make it even more difficult for officers investigating unsolved murders to switch off. [1] He claimed he had only mutilated her to make it look like a maniac had done it. 0000007121 00000 n 0000003449 00000 n She had been stripped of her clothes and sexually assaulted and then murdered by having her throat cut, a trial at Reading Crown Court heard. Last November, police arrested and charged Campbell with Miss Woolterton's murder. "We're talking pre-DNA in terms of what was available to the senior investigating officer in 1981," he said. Accused murderer Colin Campbell told police he had been living a 'self-centred' life after embarking on a number of affairs behind his wife's back, a court heard. Campbell is serving life for the manslaughter of a 29-year-old female hitch-hiker he picked up in west London December, 1984, and whose body was also dumped in Thames Valley and is clearly an extremely dangerous man. 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"What we found was a DNA profile matching that already on record for Colin Campbell. Despite about 50 people coming forward with fresh information, her murder remains unsolved. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. Get up to 65% OFF in your Babbel subscription! [5][1] By this time, Campbell had been downgraded to a Category D prison while serving his sentence for Sainsbury's killing, and was being openly allowed out into the public on licence for five days every month in preparation for a possible release. It was a case that obsessed police for more than three decades as they struggled to prove who had committed such a depraved act on an innocent young girl. Colin Campbell, 66, who is already. Colin Frederick Campbell is a British double murderer who in the early 1980s abducted two random women in west London and killed them in sexually motivated attacks. A convicted killer has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering and mutilating a 17-year-old girl in 1981. Usually after meeting her he drove her home, dropping her off nearby. Her body was found in a wooded area of Denham Golf Course in Buckinghamshire, after Campbell picked her up in his car in Upper Richmond Road, Roehampton, on the evening of December 22. For Ms Woolterton's mother and family, the three-decade wait to learn who had killed her daughter had a big impact. Police stored evidence on Woolterton's death for 30 years, Reading . All of the information I have gathered has been from several different sources online all of which are linked below. Play it now! Stop Animation Movie; Student Spotlight on Laurie G. - 'GRANDDAD' - AN INTIMATE PORTRAIT SERIES; Student Spotlight on Clarise Creary - 'Grandma's Old Time Caribbean Cooking Blog' 0000018543 00000 n Advances in DNA analysis helped convict Campbell, 66, of Miss Woolterton's murder 32 years after her death. 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