Leigh RoadSequence point 01
The walk home begins
Lisa said goodbye to her boyfriend at the garden gate and set out towards Bonnywell Road. Her agreed return time was 10:30pm.
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01 / The final journey
Six points.
One missing interval.
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Leigh · Greater Manchester
200 yards
from home
from home
Leigh Road02 / Evidence lens
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01
Established
Lisa was fourteen. She was found behind Rugby Road at approximately 11:55pm. Police retain an unmatched DNA sample, and nobody has been charged.
02
Reported
Accounts place Lisa near Buck Street at approximately 10:30pm. Earlier attacks in the area were examined as potentially connected, but no link was established.
03
Unresolved
Who approached Lisa? Was her murder connected to the earlier attacks? Whose DNA remains on the investigative record?
03 / Source ledger
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The investigation remains open
The DNA has no name.
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Greater Manchester Police asks anyone with information about the night of 8 December 1984—or information learned since—to contact the Cold Case Unit.
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