'We deserve some answers': sister of cold case victim Jackie English
TV show points to convicted killer as possible suspect in Ont. teen's 1969 slaying
By Jane Sims ,The London Free Press
First posted: Monday, March 24, 2014 08:19 AM EDT | Updated: Monday, March 24, 2014 08:50 AM EDT
LONDON, Ont. -- She knows his name.
She knows his face.
Now, Jackie English's sister wants the OPP to get on board and investigate the findings of a celebrity sleuth's probe into the London teen's homicide four decades ago that points to a convicted killer as the prime suspect.
"We're not going away. We deserve some answers," Anne English-Cremers said after the airing Saturday of To Catch A Killer, which profiled her sister's death.
"And the poor little kids that were killed certainly deserve that," she said, referring to the string of unsolved cold case murders in the London area during the 1960s and 1970s.
The head of the OPP's criminal investigations branch said Sunday investigators continue to probe the case and were aware of the show's contents.
'We deserve some answers': sister of cold case victim Jackie English | Ontario | News | Toronto Sun
TV show points to convicted killer as possible suspect in Ont. teen's 1969 slaying
By Jane Sims ,The London Free Press
First posted: Monday, March 24, 2014 08:19 AM EDT | Updated: Monday, March 24, 2014 08:50 AM EDT
LONDON, Ont. -- She knows his name.
She knows his face.
Now, Jackie English's sister wants the OPP to get on board and investigate the findings of a celebrity sleuth's probe into the London teen's homicide four decades ago that points to a convicted killer as the prime suspect.
"We're not going away. We deserve some answers," Anne English-Cremers said after the airing Saturday of To Catch A Killer, which profiled her sister's death.
"And the poor little kids that were killed certainly deserve that," she said, referring to the string of unsolved cold case murders in the London area during the 1960s and 1970s.
The head of the OPP's criminal investigations branch said Sunday investigators continue to probe the case and were aware of the show's contents.
'We deserve some answers': sister of cold case victim Jackie English | Ontario | News | Toronto Sun