in one case, police records showed that ruth was spotted half a mile from her home the night rikki disappeared. in actual fact, she was at home at that time, being interviewed by three officers. ruth neave is pleased that we re reopening i the investigation because she wantsjustice for her son, - which is fair, and i think any. mother in those circumstances would be the same. but i think it s fair to say as well, from our own i perspective, we have to be very, very careful about, . you know, when and how. and the reasons to open this investigation. and from our own mind, - subjectively, we are satisfied based on the information that. we ve reviewed and what we ve seen, that there are fresh grounds to open this - investigation. it s never going to be over. not for me, because somebody has took a life of a little boy that was a super duper little chunk of monks. and if there s any prick of conscience of anybody that knows anything,
took a life of a little boy that was a super duper little chunk of monks. and if there s any prick of conscience of anybody that knows anything, they need to come forward. and i know full well that they will find who done it. with you for the next hour, this is crimewatch. in 2015, the bbc s crimewatch programme featured rikki s murder. advancements in forensic technology meant police were able to digitally recreate the crime scene and take another look at the original evidence. a year after the case was reopened, cambridgeshire police identified a suspect, james watson. he would have been 13 at the time of rikki s murder.
strip searched. she was taken into a police station after interest, due to an alleged robbery that allegation is later dropped. after her arrest, she handed to police a small knife she carried, sadly to self harm, and while she was in the police station and getting undressed for a shower, a small prick also she use that to self harm, and at that point, a group of officers, including male officers, pinned olivia down and cut her underwear away. olivia down and cut her underwear awa . , , ., ., ., away. they pinned her to the floor and used. away. they pinned her to the floor and used. i away. they pinned her to the floor and used, i don t away. they pinned her to the floor and used, i don t know, away. they pinned her to the floor and used, i don t know, whether. away. they pinned her to the floorj and used, i don t know, whether it was a and used, i don t know, whether it was a knife and used, i don t know, whether it was a knife or a pair of scissors, to cut was a knif
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