Case 37: The Yorkshire Ripper (Part 1)
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The Killing of Wilma McCann
Wilma McCann's body was found only a few hundred metres away from her home. Her slacks had been pulled down below her knees and her blouse and jacket were ripped apart. A group of detectives along with her forensic pathologist arrived at the scene to carry out Wilma's post-mortem. David G concluded that the attack had started by Wilma being struck on the left side of her head with a blunt object. He said the attack had occurred in the very early hours of the morning, most likely just after midnight, and that it had lasted only minutes. According to her mother, she was brought up strictly and had to be in bed by 10pm every night. In her
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