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CONTENTS
PROLOGUE
THE DAWNING OF DISBELIEF. SATURDAY, 2 DECEMBER 2006. THORPES HILL, HINTLESHAM, SUFFOLK. 11:50am
THE TRAGEDY DEEPENS
FRIDAY, 8 DECEMBER 2006. COPDOCK MILL, SUFFOLK. 11.30am
AN EPIDEMIC OF FEAR AND PARANOIA
SUNDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2006. NACTON, SUFFOLK. 3.20pm
THE TERROR, THE TERROR. TUESDAY, 12 DECEMBER 2006. LEVINGTON, SUFFOLK. 3.05pm
3.45pm
A NERVY DEVELOPMENT. MONDAY, 18 DECEMBER 2006. TRIMLEY ST MARTIN, SUFFOLK. 7.20am
UNMASKING THE KILLER
TUESDAY, 19 DECEMBER 2006. IPSWICH. 5.00am
THE QUEST FOR JUSTICE
RIPPLES AND AFTERSHOCKS
INTERVIEW WITH DETECTIVE CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT STEWART GULL
Copyright
Title Page
1 The Dawning of Disbelief
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On the very day that Gemma Adams took her last walk to work in Ipswich’s red light district, Tuesday 14 November 2006, there was a news item on page fifteen of the Ipswich Evening Star, the headline reading ‘Campaign on Prostitution a Failure – Claim’. Gemma would be reported missing within hours of this edition of the newspaper going on sale.
As recorded on the Ipswich Labour Party’s website, a survey had been carried out in August 2006 by Labour Party councillors and Chris Mole, MP. The results showed that ‘90% of people living in and around Ipswich’s red light district said their lives were affected by street prostitution’. Prompted by this finding the Labour Group called on Ipswich Borough Council, Suffolk County Council, the primary care trust and Suffolk Police to crack down on street prostitution.
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