Evidence of possible homicide at Jersey home: police (AFP)

                   
yahoo.com     May 21, 2008            

LONDON (AFP) - Police probing child abuse allegations on the Channel Island of Jersey said Wednesday there was evidence of possible "homicide" after more bones were found at a former children's home. The chief investigator in the case, Lenny Harper, said some bones found in cellars under the Haut... [read full story]                

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Jersey bones 'could suggest murder'

msn.com     May 21, 2008          

Detectives investigating allegations of abuse at a former Jersey children's home said bone fragments found in a cellar "could suggest" homicide.The remains were found alongside teeth belonging to a child in one of the underground chambers at Haut de la Garenne.                

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Jersey police say bones may lead to murder investigation in child abuse case

iht.com     May 21, 2008          

Police on the island of Jersey say bone fragments found in a child abuse investigation may lead to a murder investigation. Deputy Police Chief Lenny Harper says there is no doubt that bones and teeth found at the Haut de la Garenne children's home indicate that at least one child's remains were...                

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British police make 'homicide' link in Jersey child abuse scandal

earthtimes.org     May 21, 2008          

London- British police investigating a long-running suspected child abuse scandal in a care home on the Channel island of Jersey said for the first time Wednesday that they believed human remains found there could suggest homicide. The remains, cons...                

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Jersey Care Home Probe: Bone Fragments 'Could Suggest Homicide'

sky.com     May 21, 2008          

Bone fragments found in the cellar of a former Jersey children's home "could suggest homicide", say police on the island. Sky's Crime correspondent Martin Brunt, on Jersey, said: "We expect police to announce details of the first evidence of homicide or at least suspicious death. "We are going to...                

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