DID HELEN HAVE DATE WITH A MURDERER?; Police have interviewed 7,000 people, arrested four men and have turned to the latest technology for help. But, five years after the murder of pretty schoolgirl Helen Gorrie, they are no nearer to solving the crime. DUNCAN WRIGHT reports...(Features)

From: The People (London, England) | Date: September 14, 1997| Author: Wright, Duncan | Copyright information

Helen Gorrie was 15 when her partially-naked body was found in bushes by wedding guests on August 1, 1992, outside a community centre in the Hampshire village of Horndean. But despite a massive murder hunt police have failed to come up with any answers.

There was no sexual assault and after quizzing more than 7,000 people in their investigations, detectives remain baffled about the motive behind the murder, let alone who did it.

Not even a reconstruction on Cr...

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