Fred West victim: Inside creepy café basement where missing Mary Bastholm may be buried

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Serial killer Rose West is to be questioned by police about 13 more missing women, reports say.

Fred West, a TV ­investigator has warned.Mark Williams-Thomas said the vile attacker could be Britain’s most prolific serial killer.The claim came as police released the first images of a cellar under excavation, including chalk markings, where they fear missing waitress Mary Bastholm is buried.Former cop Mr Williams-Thomas, 51, tweeted: “One of the vital things that should come out of the new search for #FredWest victim #MaryBastholm is the need for @Glos_Police to review all the potential burial sites in the files.

cadaver dog sniffing for clues inside a cafe Fred West was a regular indicated there may be something inside.Police are searching the Clean Plate cafe in Gloucester for the remains of a missing teenager who was last seen more than 50 years ago.Mary Bastholm was last sighted in January 1968, in a blue coat, blue and white dress, and a blue handbag when she was 15 years old.Now 53 years later, a production crew working on a documentary found a void beneath the floor in the basement of the cafe where she worked, previously called the Pop-In.It's suspected Mary could be a victim of serial killer Fred west after cops found what they think maybe bits of blue clothing.

Evil killer Rose West could be ­questioned in jail over missing Mary Bastholm, the detective chief inspector leading the search for the teenager’s body has revealed.

Luring unsuspecting victims into their 'house of horrors', Fred and Rose West's vile murder spree is still being unravelled to this day.

police search in a café for a potential missing victim gets underway.Mary Bastholm went missing in Gloucester in 1968, and officers are searching ini the cellar of a café she used to work in.Fred West's son Stephen claimed his father admitted killing the 15-year-old girl, but the serial killer killed himself before he could stand trial for 12 murders.

Mirror.In a statement on Monday, Detective Chief Inspector John Turner said: "The analysis from our experts and the material provided by the production company means there is enough evidence to justify excavation work beginning."I've spoken to the family and was so impressed by their quiet dignity and gratitude for all the work we’ve done and will be doing."They understand it is possible we won't find human remains but they also know that we will do everything we can to establish if Mary is buried at this location."This will be slow and painstaking work but we have the best people on it and I can reassure our communities that all involved, from my team of investigators, our scenes of crime officers, search officers and family liaison

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Rose West's daughter believes that her mother may know what happened to missing Mary Bastholm and whether her body lies beneath the café at the centre of a recent dramatic police search.However West’s daughter Mae fears her mother will take the answers to her grave and keep events behind Mary's disappearance in 1968 a secret.Mae, 49, hopes Mary's family find closure and discover whether her father Fred West was responsible for her vanishing over five decades ago.Questions surrounding Mary's disappearance have resurfaced after police began examining a cafe basement in Gloucester where Mary worked and Fred West was hired to do building work.Mae exclusively told the Sunday Mirror that Fred may have told Rose about what happened to Mary and how

Warped Rose West could hold the key to what happened to ­missing Mary Bastholm – and whether her body lies beneath a café at the centre of a police hunt.

detective who led on the original investigation into Fred West has told how missing Mary Bastholm haunted his work. John Bennett was tasked with the original probe into Fred and Rose West’s decades of evil.The former DSI, of Gloucestershire police, faced the daunting task as the bodies began to pile up at 25 Cromwell Street in 1994.

Fred West investigation has told how missing teenager Mary Bastholm haunted their work from the beginning.Former DSI John Bennett, of Gloucestershire police, was the man given the daunting task of piecing together Fred and Rose West’s decades of evil as the bodies began to pile up at 25 Cromwell Street in 1994, Mirror reports.But in his 2005 memoir on the dreadful case, the now-retired detective revealed Mary was in their thoughts from the moment Fred first appeared in court as he had covered her disappearance as a junior cop decades earlier.Mary, 15, vanished on January 6, 1968, while waiting for a bus in Gloucester and no trace of her was ever found.This week detectives have been digging up a cafe she used to work at in hope of finding

The detective in charge of the original Fred West investigation told how missing Mary Bastholm haunted their work from the beginning.

police are now searching for the body of missing teen Mary Bastholm.Mary Bastholm worked at the cafe in Gloucester before she disappeared aged 15 from a bus stop in Bristol Road in January 1968.Despite a massive police search Mary was never seen again, and it is now believed she may have been the first victim of killer couple Rose and Fred West.A young Rose was even reportedly seen at the cafe in the past, her former solicitor, Leo Goatley, told the Mirror.He claims Fred did some jobs at the Pop In alongside Mary Bastholm, with "reports from people that a young Rose West was seen in there, too."Mr Goatley said: "I know Fred did some jobs at the Pop In."Of course, Anna McFall worked there, as did Mary Bastholm, and I have also heard reports

searching the Clean Plate Cafe in Gloucester for the body of missing teenager Mary Bastholm, 15, who disappeared in 1968.She was last seen at a bus stop in Gloucester after finishing her shift at the cafe.Fred reportedly admitted to killing her while on remand before his suicide in January 1995.Police could be at the site for weeks.Although the outcome is uncertain, it is again a reminder of how much misery the couple caused from their killing spree.Between them they murdered at least 12 victims, including their children and Fred’s ex-wife.Together they abducted, raped and murdered their victims before burying the bodies in their grisly home.Before being killed they would lure them downstairs and carry out extreme acts of sexual violence

missing for decades. Cops are planning to excavate the Pop In cafe in Gloucester where 15-year-old Mary Bastholm worked before her disappearance in 1968.