Suzy Lamplugh: Last News

Sophia Scorziello editor South African crime writer Rudie Van Rensburg’s “Piranha” is set to be adapted into a new crime drama series from Strong Studios. Titled “Endangered,” the project is being shopped as a six-episode limited series written by screenwriter Jake Riddell (“Reyka,” “Grantchester”) and directed by BAFTA award winner Stuart Urban (“The Mystery of Suzy Lamplugh”).

killing of Suzy Lamplugh has been told to "cleanse his soul" with just days to live after her family has reportedly begged for the truth about their daughter.Suspected serial killer John Cannan, 68, is said to have just days to live after being rushed from his top security prison cell to hospital last month.Should Cannan, who is currently receiving palliative medical assistance, die, then it would stop investigators from potentially solving one of Britain's most notable missing person cases.The 68-year-old was named as the only suspect in Lamplugh's disappearance twenty years ago in 2002, with Cannan himself admitting there are "one or two things I haven't even been caught for." Those still hoping for answers over the disappearance of Lamplugh, a former real estate agent, have urged Cannan to "cleanse his soul," as one officer is said to have put it to the 68-year-old.Lamplugh was reported missing on July 28, 1986 after reportedly having a property showing with a "Mr Kipper" and has not been seen since. The 25-year-old real estate agent was declared dead in absentia on July 27, 1993, while police investigations as recent as 2019 have come up with no new or relevant information to the mysterious disappearance.

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direct to your inboxThe investigation into the disappearance of London estate agent Suzy Lamplugh remains ongoing 35 years after she vanished, police have insisted.Miss Lamplugh was declared dead at the age of 25 after she went missing.Police believe she was abducted and murdered.In July 1986, she left her west London offices to meet a mystery client known only as “Mr Kipper” for a flat viewing and was never seen again.Her car, a white Ford Fiesta, was found abandoned in Stevenage Road, Fulham.Ahead of the airing of a new Sky television documentary about the case, the Metropolitan Police have said detectives remain committed to the investigation.Detective Chief Inspector Rebecca Reeves, the senior investigating officer, said: “We would urge

Suzy Lamplugh’s brother wants police to investigate new evidence that her body was dumped in a canal days after she went missing in 1986.