Tabak surfed net for murder details

Vincent Tabak researched the unsolved murders of Melanie Hall and Anni Dewani after strangling Joanna Yeates, a court heard today.

Tabak surfed net for murder details
Wed, 19 Oct, 2011 - 13:39

Vincent Tabak researched the unsolved murders of Melanie Hall and Anni Dewani after strangling Joanna Yeates, a court heard today.

The 33-year-old defendant also looked up satellite imagery of the site where he dumped Miss Yeates’s body.

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