Lincolnshire Murders

Product Information

His decomposed body was discovered by a worker who noticed William wearing a Steam Trawling Company uniform. His “skeletal remains” were found in an undisclosed, isolated location in County Durham and his cause of death was a gunshot wound to the head.

While Grzeszcz may not have initially intended to kill him, “given the number and nature of the injuries which you inflicted upon the deceased, there came a time when you did intend to kill him and proceeded to do so”, the judge said. A woman in her 30s sustained injuries consistent with a knife wound and was taken to hospital for treatment.

The statistics show that a total of 5,206 crimes were reported to Lincolnshire Police in December, compared to 5,479 in March.

It is believed Wilson fed the unknowing victims dangerous chemicals, with one person being fed enough sulphuric acid to kill 50 people. At around 2am on April 17 1979, Gordon, who was a petrol pump attendant at Sutton Bridge Motors, was found with serious head injuries at the filling station.

The killings took place within minutes of one another, after they had planned the murders at McDonald’s days earlier.