Milton Keynes woman 'probably killed by convicted sex offender'
The Guardian|June 20, 2024
A woman whose body was found three years after she went missing was likely to have been killed by a sex offender who later took his own life, a police officer told an inquest.
Matthew Weaver
Milton Keynes woman 'probably killed by convicted sex offender'

Leah Croucher, 19, who had a black belt in martial arts, was last seen walking to work in February 2019, Milton Keynes coroner's court was told yesterday. Her remains were discovered in the loft of a house in October 2022 in Furzton, Milton Keynes.

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