These murder cases from Nottinghamshire are yet to be solved
In an era of advanced DNA techniques and extensive CCTV coverage, it's unusual for serious crimes to remain unsolved for long. However, over a dozen historical murder cases in Nottinghamshire , some dating back to the 1960s, are yet to be solved.
Robert Keetley The circumstances surrounding the death of Robert Keetley remain unclear. The 37-year-old vanished after a night out in Nottingham on Saturday, April 28, 2007. Although three individuals were apprehended in February 2008 in relation to his untimely demise, each of them was subsequently released.
It is believed by the police that Brodie met a grim fate at the hands of criminal peers following the botched robbery. John Shippam John Shippam met a tragic end in 2002. Just two days before his death on November 7, he was assaulted at a fireworks display at the Anchor pub in Gunthorpe. Detectives from the murder investigation team have stated that the woman was specifically targeted in what appears to be a premeditated "hit", far from a case of indiscriminate shooting.
Ethsham Ul Haq Ghafoor Ethsham Ul Haq Ghafoor's demise in 1994 bears the chilling marks of a hitman's job. He received two gunshots while seated in his taxi one in the flank and another in the head. Her daughter, Patricia Bass, was initially found guilty of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment at Nottingham Crown Court in February 1995. However, after 21 months, the Court of Appeal overturned the murder conviction due to a technicality.
The police have yet to determine who was responsible for Mr Coniam's murder, but they suspect it may be linked to his drug addiction. The man was seen walking along Mansfield Road shortly after 2.15pm, possibly entering the Arboretum. He was also spotted half an hour later on Silverdale Road, Basford, carrying the drawer. The drawer was found the next day in a garden in Basford.
However, Mrs Maschek would return to Nottingham alone, settling into a bedsit on Douglas Road, Lenton. It was here, on Wednesday, July 14, 1976, that her life met a brutal end. He usually met with a business friend, but as his friend was on holiday, Mr Stevens went alone, telling his wife he was heading to the Albert Hotel. However, he never arrived at the hotel and never returned home.
The case resurfaced in 2013 when builders converting the former Newark Police Station found a bag of evidence containing bicycle handlebars. However, a police spokesman later said they had been forensically tested and eliminated as the murder weapon.
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