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Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror
National
Emily Pennink & Sam Elliott-Gibbs

Weetabix breakfast held vital clue to finally solving Rikki Neave murder case

Breakfast cereal Weetabix held the key to bringing the killer of schoolboy Rikki Neave to justice after 27 years, a senior prosecutor has said.

James Watson was 13 at the time of the six-year-old death in 1994. The boy was found strangled in woods near his home in Peterborough the day after he was reported missing.

Three decades on, he has finally being found guilty the Old Bailey in London.

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