Murders suspect urged to surrender

The detective leading the manhunt in Britain for a man suspected of killing two people in their own homes has urged him to give himself up.

Murders suspect urged to surrender
Sat, 28 Apr, 2012 - 11:22

The detective leading the manhunt in Britain for a man suspected of killing two people in their own homes has urged him to give himself up.

James Allen is being urgently sought by police following the separate murders of Julie Davison, 50, in Whitby, North Yorkshire, and 81-year-old Colin Dunford in Middlesbrough.

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