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Questions on 1975 kidnap case 'have never stopped'

Questions on 1975 kidnap case 'have never stopped'
BBC England Thursday 04 June 2026, 05:23 UTC 1 min read
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Former police officer Phil Maskery says the Lesley Whittle case is one he will "never, ever forget".

Former police officer Phil Maskery says the Lesley Whittle case is one he will "never, ever forget".
Phil Maskery (PERSON) Lesley Whittle (PERSON)
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