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Murder hunt police check past cases

Monday 08 August 1994 18:02 EDT
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POLICE investigating the murder of a woman of 23 whose naked body was found on Saturday in a field near Skelmersdale, Lancashire, are liaising with police investigating the killing of five women, including three prostitutes, in the Midlands.

A post-mortem examination has revealed that Julie Finley, who had been living in Toxteth, Liverpool, was strangled some time after midnight on Friday. Police believe she was killed elsewhere and her body taken to the spot where it was dumped.

Officers have been in contact with police investigating the murders of five women dating back to December 1993.

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