The smoke-covered, devastated faces of the victims of the Ice Cream Wars' greatest tragedy as they sat in the back of an ambulance, receiving treatment for the blaze that eventually claimed the lives of six of their relatives - including one baby and four adults under the age of 25. imprisonment, the defendants lawyers arguing that the two men had entered 2. Yet again Inland Revenue Survey Maps and Field Books, Records of criminal appeals (JC31, JC34 and JC67), Minute books (JC5, JC9, JC11, JC12 and JC13), 'Pitcairn's criminal trials in Scotland, 1498-1624' (Bannatyne Club, 1829-31), 'Selected justiciary cases, 1624-1650' (Stair Society, 1953, 1972 and 1974). Areas like Easterhouse and Castlemilk were like contained mini-cities and soon rival gangs were popping up on every street corner. 1. Fraction of true value. Police have released CCTV images of a man they want to speak to in connection with a serious assault in Glasgow city centre. In the 1980s, Arthur Thompson, feared and feted in equal measure and a former associate of the Kray twins, was the unchallenged master of the Glasgow underworld. in 2008 Detective Chief Inspector Derek Robertson heard the now familiar words You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. the pair to death. form of identification. In the Gorbals, Glasgow, 18 April 1960. was instructed to leave the scene and returned to the city centre. Wilf Aves (66) appeared in court at Hartlepool. At that time political and religious tensions were at their highest and membership to some of the biggest gangs was well into the hundreds. Because I did not respect the rules of the assignment, these pictures were never published. More serious cases are heard before a sheriff and jury, and are known as 'solemn' trials; depending on the court, records can be called a number of different things, including: Less serious cases are heard before the sheriff alone, and are called summary trials. A small number of prison registers contain photographs of prisoners. Van operators were frequently subjected to violence and intimidation and . November 2001: The Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission refers the case to the appeal court for the third time. A couple of years earlier, two boys in Butte, aged 14 and 15, had killed their mothers and a sister not far . As part of the Magnum photo agency, he documented the Algerian war, national liberation fighters in Chad, Angolan street kids, and landscape shots of the Nigerian desert. Paisley dad's leg 'explodes' when he is hit by stray firework at party. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. National Records of Scotland | Preserving the past, Recording the . As always you can unsubscribe at any time. They sat down together on the grass next to a wooden fence, whereupon caf about what they had done to Cremin. years after the 1920 Fraser and Rollins trial, in 1960, 19 year old Anthony The fire at Fat Boy's was only meant to be a frightener which went too far.". following day that a positive identification was made in the case, the victims The judge informed Fraser and Aberdeen Press and Journal Detectives found business It would later emerge that she had been subject to electric shock treatment in an attempt to alleviate these symptoms. Glasgow Shawarma King crowned best kebab shop in Scotland at UK awards. We couldn't understand one another much, but it wasn't a problem: We didn't need words to communicate. Having rushed out into the street he saw another child plunging toward the pavement from the third storey window. The result was a . made a second appear- attempted murder of Mrs ance at Banff Sheriff Court Henrietta 2023 Findmypast Newspaper Archive Limited - Proudly presented by Findmypast in partnership with the British Library, A Findmypast company - also visit: If you are looking for information about your own conviction bear in mind that the we only receive trial records from sheriff courts once they are more than 25 years old. The local sheriff courts deal with both criminal and civil cases. Peter Tobin is a Scottish rapist and murderer who was convicted of killing three people between 1991 and 2006. Depardon's photos are well known in France. sales executive for the drinks giant Britvic, her name was Moira Jones, 40 After the end of the second world war she entered a sanatorium to be treated for tuberculous, but while undergoing treatment she assaulted a nurse and was then transferred to a mental institution. having returned by Wednesday afternoon. "Being in a gang was suddenly no longer just about territorialism or the thrill of the violence. The remaining two, Thomas "T C" Campbell and Joe Steele, were tried for the murders, convicted unanimously (unanimity is not required in Scotland)[note 1] and sentenced to life imprisonment, of which they were to serve no fewer than twenty years according to the judge's recommendation. You may also find statements by the accused and other papers produced as evidence, but case papers do not include transcripts of trials. The world he inhabited came to . c.15 May 1980. Photos by Raymond Depardon; words by Anas Brmond. We caught up with Depardon to talk about Thatcherism and poverty. prompting, the couple caught a tramcar heading to the south of the city. The registers are arranged chronologically by the date of departure of each ship. The museum ship berthed on the River Clyde has been given a 1.8million funding boost to help maintain it as a landmark of cultural importance for another three decades. Your search results for murder: 41246 newspaper articles contained information about murder filtered by: Newspaper title: Aberdeen Press And Journal Date from: 1st Jan 1950 - Date to: 31st Dec 1999 . Information about crime and criminalscan be found in the records of criminal courts, criminal investigations and prisons. THE PRESS AND JOURNAL MAN ACCUSED OF TRAIN MURDER Police at Crawley. But gradually Glasgow's last real unique sub-culture started to die out. A survey by Glasgow Liveshowed that 97% of people believe there are fewer gangs on the streets and 71% believe the streets are safer as a result. 48 year old John Cremin, had been battered around the head with a wooden plank A neighbour, 45 year old James Haiming, would tell reporters his memories of that day. The ice cream wars were turf wars in the East End of Glasgow, Scotland, in the 1980s between rival criminal organisations selling drugs and stolen goods from ice cream vans.Van operators were involved in frequent violence and intimidation tactics, the most notable example of which involved a driver and his family who were killed in an arson attack that resulted in a twenty-year court battle. Popular chippy near Glasgow named best in UK-wide awards. But the old territorialism was also still rife and new battle lines were soon drawn in the new estates. Officers checked missing person reports and started large. Photo Sales. Please note that the following High Court records are closed to the public for 100 years and cannot be accessed without the permission of the court: The main record of a High Court trial is the bundle of case papers known as the 'process' or 'small papers', (also 'case papers' or 'sitting papers') (JC26). One of the men, the conductor remembered had a pair of boots papers and toiletries among the items found scattered around the body, but no injuries. Old Glasgow Murders explores the history of Glasgow's people and places through its crimes. [9], The Commission first requested and received material from the Crown Office. hanging. Sussex. However, it was in 1961 that Sinclair's life of crime took a sinister new twist when he was found guilty of lewd and libidinous practices against an eight-year-old girl. However, a subsequent police post-mortem would reveal that Cremin had ', As the responders forced their way through the gathered crowd they were confronted by the sight of five crumpled young bodies lying on the pavement. If a precognition is available there will usually be a record of a trial at the High Court too, although cases do not always come to a trial. Later that year, the youngest son of Angus and Mary Sinclair appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court on a housebreaking charge, for which he was later admonished. While they were doing so, two young women arrived stating not only that they beyond recognition. Campbell was also separately convicted (again with the jury returning a unanimous verdict) of involvement in the earlier shotgun attack, and sentenced to serve ten years in prison for that crime. One seaside chippy near Glasgow has come out on top at the National Fish and Chip Awards beating out other chippies around the UK by "setting the highest standard in fish and chips". Albert Before this assignment, I'd only worked in the Middle East and in Africa, so I arrived in Glasgow as if I had landed in the desert: A red car might as well have been a camel for all I knew. We normally receive records from the High Court when they are more than 10 years old. The city was divided into North Glasgow, South Glasgow and East Glasgow.East Glasgow had the most identified gangs with 41 followed by South Glasgow with 38 and North Glasgow with 31. The two men were stripped of their clothing, which was then taken way On one occasion, the then BBC broadcaster accompanied Thompson to an underworld pub in . to be ordered to launch a murder. For a period there more street gangs here in the city than there were in London - a city with 10 times the population. secluded area of the park with the promise of sex while Miller hid ready to MURDER RUMOURS: POLICE STATEMENT Rumours sweeping Wishaw and district that a Gowkthrapple woman had been murdered were scotched by police this week. Some of the more sensational trials are covered in William Roughhead's series of 'Notable Scottish trials'. 'Guide to the National Archives of Scotland' (Edinburgh, 1996), Clarke, Tristram, 'Tracing your Scottish ancestors: the official guide (details of current edition are available on our Shop page). This was in part because claims by Campbell against a man whom he is regarded as hating are viewed with scepticism (his stabbing in 2002 was believed at the time to be part of a long running tit-for-tat feud between the two men), and in part because two police officers who had been heavily involved in the case had since died: The body of Detective Superintendent Norrie Walker was found in a fume-filled car in 1988. "I did not know . It was during this time that the drug trade really started to get a grip of the city. The period from 1822 (with the exception of 1826-27) has been completed and the period from 1801-1821 will be added gradually. He would escape unharmed but suffered badly from shock. Two brothers died of cancer, one of heart complications . He originally The publication 'Registers of the Privy Council' contain names of covenanters and others banished to the North American colonies in the 17th century, in particular the third series, volumes VI-X, 1678-1685. At the It was not until 2016 when some of the people in the photos were traced that he discovered the boy was crying because his mother was in hospital. Around 9pm, White met Henry Senior in Hope Street. He stated that at the time of the fire he had been at home with his wife. Jessie Earl. A serial sex offender has been found guilty of murdering a mother-of-11 more than 36 years ago. attention. Fire held on murder charge Five Wishaw youths made a further appearance before Sheriff Peter Thomson at Hamilton on Tuesday on petition, charged with murder. homophobic attack. It was around 5.30pm on the wet afternoon of the 28th March 1961 that a report of a child having fallen from a third storey window at 39 Toryglen Street, Oatlands, Glasgow, came through the ambulance radio to driver Jack Kirkland. We had to identity by mother in the mortuary, it was horrible, his face was [3][6], What ensued was a twenty-year court battle by Campbell and Steele, one of the more contentious in Scottish legal history, and, in the later words of Campbell's solicitor, Aamer Anwar, "twenty years of hunger strikes, prison breakouts, demonstrations, political pressure, solitary isolation, prison beatings, [and] legal fight after legal fight". WARNING: Graphic images within this article. After a lengthy legal argument, the Secretary of State for Scotland referred the case to the appeal court, granting Campbell and Steele interim freedom pending its outcome. The victims, all women, bore disturbing marks of torture and police strongly suspected they were up against a serial killer and a ticking clock. sharp-eyed detective noticed that one sleeve of the jacket taken from Fraser Invemess-bom Alexander McLeod Maclnnes (27) was remanded in custody until Christmas Eve, at a special court in Murder-bid charge YOUNG Aberdeen man appeared in private at the city 's sheriff court yesterday charged with attempting to murder a Grampian Police officer. murder on his person, no doubt kept to validate his frequent boasting, it was when I went to golf courses, to tearooms, but I couldn't get anything. 1993: Steele escapes from prison and stages a protest by. * We take your privacy seriously. ever to be hanged in Glasgow, the second last in Scotland before Henry John wide avenues lined with trees and spectacular views over the city from its The corpse was soon removed to the mortuary A further petition was presented to the Scottish Secretary asking for the case to be referred back to the Court of Appeal. protested loudly at the unwelcome intrusion. court how he was used as bait, he would wait until he was approached by a The court also acts as a court of appeal from criminal proceedings in the sheriff (or inferior) courts. 0. Do you remember who you met? Harcar, 32, had slept in the same bed as the witness, Lucie Pechtlova, but she had always turned down his sexual advances. 18-year-old Andrew Doyle, nicknamed "Fat Boy", a driver for the Marchetti firm, had resisted being intimidated into distributing drugs[1] on his run, and attempts to take over his run resistance that had already led to him being shot by an unidentified assailant through the windscreen of his van. The home was empty, but once officers forced entry, they found family The brutal rape of a woman on the streets of Glasgow later judged too traumatised to give evidence against her three attackers in court. If you need to show both spent and unspent convictions you should contact your local police force and make a 'subject access' request for this information under the General Data Protection Regulation. while Rollins continued to compress his neck. An angry mob swarmed Graham Road in the Brucehill area last night, February 28, and threw objects, including bricks, at both police officers and the property they were targetting. There were times when you couldnt turn a corner in certain parts of the city for fear of stumbling upon a gang who might be hostile to the area you just happened to be brought up in. Albert James Fraser, James Rollins, Gladys Renton and Elizabeth Stewart should 1960s Glasgow: Stunning Photos Documenting Streets Scenes And Everyday Life. Prisoners who were sentenced to be transported were always tried in the High Court. Glasgow museum ship dating back 126 years given 1.8m to stay on River Clyde. Strathclyde Police arrested several people over the following months, eventually charging six. Their excesses were eventually curtailed by legendary cop, Sir Percy Sillitoe, who met violence with violence, bringing in tough new recruits to smash the razor-gangs and their hold on the city. Campbell described Love during the trial as "a desperado" who had been willing to be a witness, pointing the finger at (in Campbell's words) "any one of us" to avoid going to prison himself, having been granted bail in exchange for testimony. conductor came forward claiming that two men had boarded his tramcar around VICE: How did you find yourself in Glasgow in the 80s? A jury took just over two hours to convict Graham McGill, 59, of strangling Mary McLaughlin, 58, in . There are minute books for Edinburgh cases since 1576 (JC6-JC9), and for circuit cases since 1655 (JC10-JC14). implement and a murder investigation was launched. Labelled razor gangs, after their weapon of choice, they literally carved out a new name for Glasgow, that of 'scar city.'. Forensic officers were able to recover DNA from semen and constructed The criminal trials for individuals sentenced to transportation can be found in the papers of the High Court of Justiciary (above). Sectarianism in Scottish football is inevitably associated with Glasgow's Old Firm. A Glaswegian bourgeoisie did exist, but a Mini Cooper next to a golf course with a guy in a cashmere jumper does not really make a photograph. It seemed that the children had been invited by a local woman to her top floor flat to look at a litter of puppies. However, the High Court of Justiciary records include material on Jacobite treason trials, 1748-9 (JC7). Fraser removed Seniors boots, hoping to find more money inside, they were both resided there, but that they were the girlfriends of Fraser and Rollins. Everything was so new for me. Cremin had been murdered, with Denovan jokingly suggesting that the party He would recall: 'I looked out and saw two kiddies lying there.' The plans for around 275 new apartments is expected to be submitted in Spring 2023, Police searches launched for missing teenage girl and man from Lanarkshire. Currently on the market for offers over 210,000, the fixer upper house could be the ideal project for someone looking to flex their DIY muscles to make the house their own. Doran was brutally murdered by a gang of four teenagers in an unprovoked Neighbours hearing the commotion ran up the stairs and began trying to break down the door, while on the other side a sixth child, a young boy, desperately tried to unbolt the door. The result was a poetic and eerie photo series capturing everyday life in some of the city's most deprived neighborhoods amid the grind of Thatcher's Britain. The park is located on the site of the 16. monsters should be dangling from the end of a rope too for what they did to our The most recent murder was that of 27-year-old Emma Caldwell, who went missing in Glasgow on 4 April last year. They interviewed Love for the book, who stated, and later signed affidavits attesting, that he had lied under oath. The exceptions are Kirkwall and Lerwick Sheriff Courts, whose records are held at Orkney and Shetland Archives respectively. They can be identified by searching on ourcatalogue under the name of the accused. Detective Chief Superintendent Charles Craig, head of the Criminal Investigation Department at the time of the murders, died in 1991 aged 57. Indeed, politicians and murder victims alike were subject to the torturous act. there was only one duty devolving upon him, donning his black cap he sentenced take great delight in the proceedings, often laughing and joking with each They too were quickly arrested, giving their names to police as Gladys Renton Some eight months later he and two other inmates were unloading a truck outside the prison walls at Eddyville Freddie Woodman on Rangers' radar as Michael Beale 'eyes up' deal to take Preston star to Ibrox. At this point the girl, White, Street. At the original trial he had instructed the jury that to believe Campbell and Steele's assertions was to accept that "not one or two or four but a large number of detectives have deliberately come here to perjure themselves, to build up a false case against an accused person" and to accept the implication that there had been a conspiracy by police officers of the "most sinister and serious kind" to "saddle the accused wrongly with the crimes of murder and attempted murder, and a murder of a horrendous nature". A survey by Glasgow Live . for further forensic identification. David Stafford (31), West WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6 1993 Murder hunt probe likely TURKISH police are expected . clue was a piece of paper detailing the exact address the two men were staying Murder police alerted after new stab attack WEST Country murder squads investigating two unsolved stabbing murders were alerted about a knife attack on a schoolgirl yesterday. attached to the nearby Queens Park police station, still unnamed, and would again feature in a prominent homicide in 1995 when 35 year old Michael be transported to Glasgow as soon as possible. The 1980s Glasgow Ice Cream Wars was a turf dispute fought between rival criminal gangs who were using ice cream vans to sell drugs and stolen goods. Not to be confused with, Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission, "Ice cream wars papers "closer to release", "Expert casts doubt on police evidence Officers in Ice Cream Wars case used same words", "Ice cream trial judge slams appeal verdict", "Ice Cream Wars Thomas 'TC' Campbell dies", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Glasgow_ice_cream_wars&oldid=1142043250, Organised crime conflicts in the United Kingdom, Short description is different from Wikidata, CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0. The precognitions relate to serious crimes tried at the High Court in the 19th and 20th centuries, though few survive before 1812. STUART GOUGH Murdered newsboy I murdered newsboy, man tells court A 32-year-old man yesterday publicly confessed to murdering newspaper delivery boy Stuart Gough. Infamous gangland figure Walter Norval spent seven years in jail between 1960 and 1967 and on his release said the first thing he noticed was how the streets had been transformed. James Fraser was a 24 year old deserter from the Australian army and James The jury took only 33 minutes to return a guilty verdict, with the younger man In reality they were concrete wastelands, devoid of basic amenities and the perfect place for the old problems to again come bubbling back to the surface. bushes. Despite the early hour of including a pair of brown boots, an overcoat, a pig skin pocketbook, and some 1992: Love states that he lied under oath. Four were tried and convicted of offences relating to the vendettas. James Sands breaks Rangers exit silence as New York City deal signed despite European 'opportunities'. Glasgow-born Brady was a serial killer who murdered multiple children with his girlfriend Myra Hindly between 1963 and 1965, in and around Manchester in England. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public. Steele also gave an alibi for the time of the fire. Ballet dancer Dame Margot Fonteyn signing copies of her book 'Magic of the Dance' at John Smith's bookshop in Glasgow, January 1980. The police stated that a photocopied AZ street map of Glasgow, on which the Doyle house in Bankend St was marked with an X, was found in Campbell's flat. 28 year-o!d, student teacher of Whltstable. I suppose I saw things differently from other photographers. same part of Queens Park Recreation. Glasgow underground opens 1980. D.B. There was frantic activity, police cars everywhere. The court has exclusive jurisdiction over serious crimes, in particular murder, rape, treason, heresy, counterfeiting and crimes of a sexual nature. I did two separate trips that each lasted for ten days. There were the Barlinnie riots and the 'faces', the old school hard men, people like Arthur Thompson, the so-called last 'Godfather'. 8.9k Views 1. YOUTH DENIES MURDER CHARGE lirconan (17) of ( annish Ydace, Newmains dented at Hamilton last murdering Mr Samuel 8r0..n. 74, of Braedale Crescent. The two men Glasgow's gangsters: Paul Ferris, from Blackhill to the Old Bailey, Arthur Thompson, the so-called last 'Godfather', Glasgow's gangsters, Tam 'The Licensee' McGraw, Pop stars, politics and the Easterhouse teams - the history of Glasgow's street gangs, How the Gorbals Cumbie ran Fred West out of town - the history of Glasgow's street gangs, Glasgow's Peaky Blinders - the gang who ruled the tough streets of the east end in the 1900s. Various shocking monikers have been given to the country and its cities, such as "The most violent nation in the developed world" and Glasgow, Scotland's largest city, has been called "The Murder Capital of Western Europe".. legendary Scottish football commentator Archie Macpherson revealed he was paid up to 500 a time in the early 1980s to host events organised by Thompson. The court of appeal has decided in fact the jury was wrong. Rollins stole Seniors tweed overcoat for himself. As well as those about different types of criminals and prisoners. For him . Glasgow Cathcart residents invited to review final plans for 275-apartment development, The second phase of community consultation events for a new site in Cathcart is currently underway. But it's endemic in other parts . Most youngsters today view being associated with their local young team as 'a complete cringe.'. But once the children were inside, the woman bolted the door, opened the window, and began to throw the children from the window one by one. Turner wasn't the first violent teen to make the news in Montana during the 1980s. empty, so Fraser decided the take the boots themselves, which he put in the As the years went by the drug problem escalated and a heroin epidemic, along with a harsh Thatcher government, had started to bite and ravage areas like Possil and The Calton. Findmypast | and that he has no idea that his friend was going to strike such a severe blow. The explanation as to why I gave evidence is this: The police pressurised me to give evidence against Campbell, who they clearly believed was guilty of arranging to set fire to Doyle's house. Murder bid driver in court AsLORRY driver, charged town of Portsoy, on the Banffwith the attempted I shire coast. [1][7], After conviction, Campbell and Steele tried to have their conviction overturned in 1989, but failed. typescript trial indexes for 1611-31 and 1699-1720, Diet Books (JC60): manuscript lists of trials at the High Court in Edinburgh 1537-1828, Solemn Database containing full details for 19th century cases. with only two or three pounds. He knew nothing about the city and didn't speak any English. The State Library of Queensland has compiled a database from the British convict transportation registers of 123,000 of the estimated 160,000 convicts transported to Australia during the period 1787 to 1879. Details of proceedings against covenanters also appear in the records of the High Court of Justiciary (JC). photographs which confirmed their suspicions that Jones was the dead woman. just some quiet reflection. "[13][14], Campbell called for a fresh investigation of the murder of the Doyle family, accusing Tam McGraw both of the original murders and of instigating a campaign over 20 years to ensure that Campbell remained in jail and was silenced, including repeated attempts on Campbell's life. Bearsden Range Rover driver who mounted pavement and caused death crash gets 12 month ban. him missing after he failed to return having gone out on Tuesday night and not The newspaper contained the news that Senior was dead, and the four decided to each other, smiled, and shook hands. But now I see how these images show the violence of the eraespecially the closure of industrial zones and mass unemployment. Murder victim 'knew her killer* A WOMAN found murdered in her home may have invited her killer into the house, police said yesterday. savage nature of the crime suggested that it was not the work of a first The courts had both criminal and civil jurisdiction. I was almost scared of peoplein a good way. After he was convicted of the rape and murder of a young woman in 2007, police searched his former home, as they suspected him of being responsible for other murders. Glasgow gran found 'battered and bruised' at care home as family search for answers. We hold some of these records and others are held locally. On The Railways in Scotland in the 1980s and 1990s. Karyn McCluskey researched his life story - and found a history of deprivation and abuse . He had just returned from work when he heard two sickening thuds outside his Toryglen Street home. Campbell and Steele were returned to prison. Similarly as records do not always survive, beware the temptation of concluding that there was no trial if you cannot find a precognition. Dr Gary Macpherson, a consultant forensic clinical psychologist instructed by the Crown, questioned the ecological validity of the laboratory studies, however the new evidence, which was not contradicted by the Crown, was from Brian Clifford, a professor of cognitive psychology, who testified that the recollection of Campbell's statement by the four police officers at the time of the original trial was "too exact", centering on an identical 24-word phrase which featured in every account: "I only wanted the van windaes shot up. attempted murder of her stepfather, John Thornton.' February 1998: Campbell and Steele return to prison when three Court of Appeal judges reach a split decision. 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