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Lawrence Haggart was a popular and talented young man who lived in a two-story semi-detached house on Glenbervie Drive with his mother and two brothers. It was from his father that Lawrence got his passion and skills for football. Larry was not just an avid Celtic supporter, but back in the day, he had played for the semi-professional football club called Alloa Athletics. So, Larry knew first-hand what it was like to pursue your dreams in the field and always supported his son's ambitions. From the very beginning, friends and family were sure Lawrence, with his set of talents, was destined for great things and had a future as a professional football player. At the age of 15, Lawrence Haggart already had his life figured out—just for all his hopes and aspirations to be brutally ended in the most horrific crime.

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When the body of Lawrence Haggart was found brutally assaulted and set alight in his own home, it was his brother who wrongly became chief suspect for the horrific murder

Events kick off to remember footballer Lawrence Haggart

Celtic starlet's killer could be free within months

The Murder of Lawrence Haggart, 1996

The Lawrence Haggart Murder

Sunday Mail News Special: COPS FRAME SHAME; Secret police report slams murder squad officers who tried to fit up 12-year-old for the death of his brother.

Judge missed chance to jail killer Beattie 14 years ago.

We got it wrong, police tell family

Paedo uncle killed Celtic kid and stole my childhood

Timeline of kitman Jim McCafferty's decades of terror

Former Irish youth footballer reveals how sickening sex abuse by Jim McCafferty ruined his life

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This episode contains descriptions of a sensitive nature, including the death of children, and adult language at times***

Peter Sutcliffe, better known as the "Yorkshire Ripper." Many of us recognise this name - The serial killer who terrorised the North of England in the 1970s and early 1980s was all over the news as the public lived in fear while the police tried to put an end to his horrific killing spree that left over 20 people dead. But there was someone else that was rarely mentioned in the British press, even though they allegedly killed just as many, or even more than the "Yorkshire Ripper." Unlike his fellow peer in depravity, a man named Bruce George Peter Lee has always evaded widespread notoriety, even though his actions put him on the list as one of the country's most prolific serial killers.

Hull: Hell and Fire

Bruce George Peter LEE

Serial arsonist 'Bruce Lee' loses appeal over 1970s fatal fire spree in Hull

Bruce George Peter Lee

Hull's worst serial killer 'Bruce Lee' had low IQ and was 'highly unreliable' in police interviews

Bruce Lee: The notorious Hull arsonist whose youngest victim was just a baby

One of Yorkshire's worst serial killers who murdered 15 people launches bid to be released from prison

Man behind deadly arson attacks that killed 12 fails in bid to clear his name

UK's worst serial killer you've never heard of – how Bruce Lee's crimes flew under radar

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Some of you may know Brooke Kinsella from her role as Kelly Taylor in the series EastEnders. The show has run since 1985 and is, with more than 6,500 episodes, one of the most watched soap operas in the UK. However, since 2008, Brooke has become known for a totally different kind of work, which began after a family tragedy.

SOURCES

'EastEnders' star Brooke Kinsella welcomes baby boy on anniversary of brother's murder

Ex-EastEnder Brooke Kinsella blasts MPs with 6 knifed to death in a week in London

Brooke Kinsella: Why I helped EastEnders on knife crime story

Brooke Kinsella: '10 years on from Ben's murder, knife crime in Islington is even worse'

Former EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella opens new anti-knife crime centre

London crime: Former EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella reveals her heartbreak at knife epidemic 10 years on from her brother's death

Tackling knife crime together - a review of local anti-knife crime projects

Kinsella killers jailed for life

The Ben Kinsella Trust

How Ben Kinsella's murder brought crime elders up against the young killers

Ben Kinsella murder trial

Ben Kinsella stabbing: TV star Linda Robson tells how her son 'cradled' dying schoolboy

Ben Kinsella murder: killer Michael Alleyne under supervision at time of attack

Staggering but still upright, this is Ben Kinsella seconds after he had been stabbed 11 times, including in the hea

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Logan Mwangi was a happy little schoolboy with a cheeky grin, brown curly hair, and kind eyes. Those who knew Logan during the first years of his life described him as a cheerful, chatty, polite, kind and caring—that kind child that could have grown up to be an amazing young man.

But as the time passed, the boy's joyful smile began to disappear before it was lost forever in a senseless and unimaginable brutal crime.

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Mother and stepfather of Logan Mwangi are ‘good parents who love their children’

Logan Mwangi: Who are Angharad Williamson and John Cole?

Logan Mwangi: vibrant child murdered after months of terror

Logan Mwangi murder: Mum, stepdad and teen sentenced

Logan Mwangi: Teen murderer turned on boy's mum in police interview

Logan Mwangi’s mother and stepfather jailed for murder of five-year-old

What happened to Logan Mwangi?

Logan Mwangi: Three sentenced for murder

Boy, 14, who murdered five-year-old Logan Mwangi named as Craig Mulligan as judge lifts anonymity order

Logan Mwangi and Craig Mulligan: the two boys who never stood a chance

Logan Mwangi murder: Dad's heartbreak as he campaigns for law change in ITV GMB interview

Logan Mwangi’s mother sent ‘nasty’ text to his father before murdering son

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On Friday, April 15, 2016, the police showed up at a semi-detached house on Dawson Avenue in Spalding, Lincolnshire. It was the home of the Edwards family, 49-year-old Elizabeth and her two daughters, 13-year-old Katie and 14-year-old Kim, whom no one had seen for a couple of days.

After receiving no response, the officers forced their way inside the home, and uncovered a crime that sent chills down the spine of even the most seasoned detectives.

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SOURCES

Sick explanation teen Twilight killer used for motive behind mum and sister murder

Chilling moment Twilight killers decided to kill mum and sister before having sex on sofa

Killers at 14: The Story of the UK's Youngest Double Murderers

The Twilight Killers

Teenage 'Twilight' killers jailed for life for stabbing mum and daughter through the throats in their beds

'NO REMORSE' Twilight Killers showed 'serial killer traits' when they murdered mum and daughter, claims top TV criminologist

DEATH DRIVE Twilight killers' twisted revenge fantasies left teens' excited' to slaughter mum and sister in kitchen knife bloodbath

Chilling confession of Twilight teenage murderer who stabbed her mum and sister through voice box so they couldn't scream

Britain's youngest double murderers describe their crimes in chilling police interview tapes published for first time

TWILIGHT KILLERS My twisted sister got her boyfriend to stab our mum and sister to death before having sex with him downstairs

Inside the minds of the Twilight killers: Interviews reveal the chilling reasons girl and her boyfriend, both 14, gave for murdering her mother and sister (but experts disagree over who is REALLY to blame)

Kim Edwards: The girl who killed her mother and sister

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 Anyone with any information concerning the murder of Alan Wood should contact Lincolnshire Police on 101, quoting Operation Magnesium, or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111

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21-year-old Eve Stratford was an ambitious young woman with big plans for her future.

She loved her job as a Bunny at a Playboy club in London but did not want to wait tables forever—instead, Eve pursued a career as a model and wanted to become a star.

But just when it seemed that doors began to open for Eve, she was found brutally murdered in her own home.

Three decades later, Scotland Yard uncovered DNA evidence proving Eve's murderer has killed more than once.

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Many of us have heard about the horrible mass shooting that occurred on May 24 in Uvalde, Texas, United States, which left 19 students, and two teachers dead. What makes the situation even more tragic is the fact that this year alone, within just six months, there have been 27 school shootings in the US.

Of course, the US is not the only place where shootings happen. In the United Kingdom, the last school shooting was almost as deadly as the one in Texas—it just took place nearly three decades ago.

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The Public Inquiry into the Shootings

at Dunblane Primary School

on 13 March 1996

Thomas Watt HAMILTON

Thomas Hamilton

Mass shootings and gun control

The life and death of Thomas Watt Hamilton

In Britain, it took just one school shooting to pass major gun control

Are you going to ban cricket bats?

Explained | The 1996 Dunblane massacre that led to stricter gun laws in the U.K.

Andy Murray says survivor's account of Uvalde, Texas shooting similar to his

experience in 1996 Dunblane massacre

Britain's deadliest mass shooting changed gun laws forever. But it took a battle to

get there.

My daughter was killed at Dunblane. I know that gun controls save lives

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In August 2019, PC Andrew Harper and his colleague Andrew Shaw responded to the call of a burglary in West Berkshire, England, despite the fact they were already finishing their shift.

Going beyond the call of duty was nothing unusual for these hardworking professionals—but this time, the decision to do overtime came at a terrible cost. Once the night ended, only one of the officers returned home.

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