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The girls' route
It
took just 20 minutes for Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman to go
missing after they left a
family barbeque
at Holly's house on Sunday 4 August 2002, according to the
prosecution.
They
left Holly's home shortly after six in the evening and were last
seen at College Road.
CCTV footage
Holly and Jessica wearing their Manchester United shirts were
captured on CCTV
passing Soham sports centre at 1828, say the prosecution.
A
witness leaving the centre three minutes later says she saw two
girls in red shirts in the foyer.
The same witness saw the girls again at 1832 on College Road,
walking along with their arms linked.
Ian Huntley's home
The jury was told Holly and Jessica's route from the sports centre
would have taken them
past the front door
of Ian Huntley's home - the caretaker's house in the grounds of
Soham Village College.
Huntley's car
Mr
Huntley changed the tyres of his red Ford Fiesta the day after Holly
and Jessica
went missing - despite them being hardly worn, the court heard.
He
also allegedly removed the lining of the boot and replaced it with
domestic carpet.
This undated handout
photo shows the bath with panel removed in the bathroom
in Ian Huntley's house in Soham, England.
A policeman walks around the shelter where the cloths of the two
girls were found
in a bin November 10, 2003 Soham, England.
This undated handout
photo shows the litter bin in which burnt remains of the
Manchester
United. Shirts
belonging to the two murdered ten year old girls
Holly Wells and
Jessica Chapman.
Red Shirts
Holly and Jessica's red Manchester United tops and their other
clothes were found cut and
burned in a bin
in an outbuilding of Soham Village College, known as "the hangar".
Police discovered them after finding a set of keys in Ian Huntley's
home.
He had previously denied having keys to the hangar.
Two
of Huntley's hairs were found in with the clothes and his
fingerprints
were on a bin bag which had been placed on top.
Some
49 tiny fibres matching the girls' shirts were found on Huntley's
clothes and around his house.
Fibres from Huntley's carpet and curtains were also found on the
shirts,
establishing a two-way link between the clothes and Huntley's home.
Girls' shirts, evidence at trial.
This undated handout photo shows the burnt remains of clothing
belonging to the two murdered
ten year old girls that were found along with traces of Huntley's
hair hidden in a bin in the
school grounds where Ian Huntley worked in Soham, England.
This undated handout photo shows the burnt remains of clothing
belonging to the two murdered
ten year old girls that were found along with traces of Huntley's
hair hidden in a bin in the
school grounds where Ian Huntley worked in Soham, England.
This undated handout photo shows the burnt remains of a shoe
belonging to one of the
two murdered
ten year old girls that were found along with traces of Huntley's
hair
hidden in a bin in the school grounds where Ian Huntley worked in Soham, England. |
