The great-granddaughter of one of the victims of the Bible John murders has spoken of her hope that the crime can still be solved.
Jemima MacDonald was the second of three women who were killed in the late ‘60s, having been found strangled near her home in Bridgeton in August 1969. Her great-granddaughter, Sammy Mottley, was first told of the murder when she was 16-years-old and has tried to learn more about her death since.
She wants Police Scotland to reopen their investigation, and hopefully find answers. She told the Daily Record : “My family told me about how my great-gran never came home and was murdered.
