Caroline Muirhead was the key prosecution witness in the murder of cyclist Tony Parsons and provided the breakthrough to solve the case.
A woman who lived with her killer fiancé to help detectives gather vital evidence against him is to launch legal action against police.
“I put so much trust in them and they promised anonymity, support, yet the minute you give them what they want you’re hung out to dry. Caroline had been with deerstalker Sandy for just five weeks, after meeting on dating app Tinder, when the relationship got serious and he confessed he had killed a man three years earlier and buried him on the estate with the help of his brother. where he lived.
But rather than call for emergency help they hid his body before returning with a different car and burying him in a peat bog on their private estate. Caroline claims to being immediately treated with hostility by officers who asked her to help then get more evidence. Caroline made a recording of the twins discussing the case on her laptop and sent it to the police while she was living with them at their estate.“They never said ‘you must record’ but it was heavily insinuated that the first one was so helpful,” she said.
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