The Train Home: Episode 247
Aug 02, 2021, 11:05 PM
Sara Cameron, a student at Northumbria University, was off to Sydney to work ahead of the Olympics in 2000. So the night before her flight, she went out for farewell drinks with her friends in the north-east. Never could they have guessed on that fun evening in Newcastle, that they were saying goodbye forever...
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Sources
BBC News | UK | Man sought in student murder
BBC NEWS | England | Science catches 'cold case' killer
WolfieWiseGuy: The Murder of Sara Cameron
Murder blights postcard village | UK news | The Guardian
Sara's killer stashed an axe - Chronicle Live
PressReader.com - Your favorite newspapers and magazines.
Murdered student 'had been celebrating Olympic job' | The Independent | The Independent
Bus driver gets life for strangling sports student (telegraph.co.uk)
The Sara Poems: by Roy Cameron, from Iron Press
BBC News | UK | Man sought in student murder
BBC NEWS | England | Science catches 'cold case' killer
WolfieWiseGuy: The Murder of Sara Cameron
Murder blights postcard village | UK news | The Guardian
Sara's killer stashed an axe - Chronicle Live
PressReader.com - Your favorite newspapers and magazines.
Murdered student 'had been celebrating Olympic job' | The Independent | The Independent
Bus driver gets life for strangling sports student (telegraph.co.uk)
The Sara Poems: by Roy Cameron, from Iron Press