Final Cut
“‘She disappeared on fifth August from outside the woman’s front door. The next-door neighbour was called Colin McCarthy, and a search of his home discovered Mollie’s signet ring. His jeans, stuffed in the washing machine but not yet washed, had traces of Mollie’s blood and his semen. Under questioning he admitted to killing the girl but couldn’t – or wouldn’t – say where he’d concealed the body. McCarthy’s IQ is very low; he had behavioural difficulties as a child and the psychologist reported ...him as “easily led”. He began denying the murder by the time it reached court, but the circumstantial evidence plus the original confession stood and he was convicted of manslaughter. There was some talk of mental illness but in the end he was sent to prison and not a psychiatric hospital.’ ‘And you think the remains in the wood might be Mollie’s?’ he replied.
‘I do.’ She showed him the facial reconstruction on the computer screen next to a photograph of the missing girl.MoreLess
‘I do.’ She showed him the facial reconstruction on the computer screen next to a photograph of the missing girl.MoreLess
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