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Victim of a Shirley Valentine murder: Jean had made a new life in Crete. Then one day she went for a drink with a local man and was never seen alive again. Now, 17 years after her body was found, her killer's finally been convicted. Why IS he still free?
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The case of Jean Hanlon's death has been a long-standing mystery, with her body found in Heraklion harbour in 2009, initially deemed an accident by local authorities. The conviction of her killer, 17 years after the event, raises questions about the handling of the case and the length of time it took to bring the perpetrator to justice. The delay in securing a conviction has likely added to the frustration and grief experienced by Jean Hanlon's family and loved ones.
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Victim of a Shirley Valentine murder: Jean had made a new life in Crete. Then one day she went for a drink with a local man and was never seen alive again. Now, 17 years after her body was found, her killer's finally been convicted. Why IS he still free?
For while 53-year-old Jean Hanlon's body was recovered from Heraklion harbour in March 2009 with head injuries and other signs of trauma, police ruled her death was a tragic accident.
15 Jul, 00:31