Family of murdered teacher make appeal in hunt for killer

THE family of murdered school teacher Jane Longhurst yesterday made a new appeal for information in the hunt for her killer.

Thu, 24 Apr, 2003 - 01:00

Matt Adams

In a statement read at a police press conference, Jane’s mother Liz, sister Sue and partner Malcolm Sentance, aged 34, appealed for anyone sheltering the killer to give him up.

Music teacher Jane, aged 31, of Shaftesbury Road, Brighton, went missing on March 14.

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