Huge response to Crimestoppers appeal

A Crimestoppers campaign seeking information on the murders of three women and disappearance of five others has produced its largest ever response, it emerged today.

Huge response to Crimestoppers appeal
Mon, 14 Nov, 2005 - 12:05

A Crimestoppers campaign seeking information on the murders of three women and disappearance of five others has produced its largest ever response, it emerged today.

The anonymous freephone crime fighting service today said it has received over 100 calls since its appeal last Wednesday.

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