Cadaver dog's' indicated 'in the McCann case.
In the apartment behind the sofa , the parents wardrobe where it is thought the cadaver of Maddie was hidden by the parents. The mother's clothing, a small T- shirt belonging to Maddie, the trunk of the car hired 25 days after Maddie disappeared , the key fob , a piece of material found in another apartment they had later moved to And last but not least Madeleines soft toy Cuddle cat. Maddies body has never been found and her parents deny any wrong doing.
The same cadaver dog and handler used in the McCann case also used in the murder case of Attracta Harron.
http://steelmagnolia-mccannarchives.blogspot.com/2011/05/attracta-harron.html
ALSO the same cadaver dog and handler was used in the American Theresa Parker murder
http://steelmagnolia-steelmagnolia.blogspot.com/2011/12/mccann-theresa-parker-martin-grime-and.html
Suzanne PilleyMurder Trial Continues
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-17263435
Gayle Ann Hawkins, 42, told the High Court in Edinburgh Ms Pilley, 38, was worried David Gilroy, 49, was hacking into her Hotmail account.
Ms Hawkins also said Ms Pilley had told her Mr Gilroy had accused her of seeing another man while she dated him.
Mr Gilroy denies murdering Ms Pilley in May 2010.
Speaking on Monday, Ms Hawkins, from Edinburgh, told prosecution lawyer Alex Prentice QC she had known Ms Pilley for 25 years before she went missing.
Ms Hawkins said Ms Pilley had told her that she thought her partner had been accessing her email account behind her back.
She told Mr Prentice: "She said she had come home one day and saw David on the computer. It was later that she realised that he was looking into her emails."
Ms Hawkins also said Ms Pilley told her Mr Gilroy had accused her of seeing another man called 'Omar' that she had met on holiday.
Ms Hawkins said Ms Pilley and Mr Gilroy had a 'heated' argument over the claim she was seeing another man behind his back.
Ms Hawkins said Ms Pilley had told her that she had split from Mr Gilroy.
She added: "I spoke to her on the Friday before she went missing. She told me she had got through to David that the relationship was finished."
Cleansing agent
Earlier, the trial heard from forensic scientist Kirsty McTurk,33, who told the court she conducted a DNA search in Ms Pilley's workplace in the days after she went missing.
The Scottish Police Services Authority employee said they were trying to find evidence Ms Pilley had been present in the building.
She also said that she had conducted a forensic search of Mr Gilroy's car boot.
However, scientists were unable to find any DNA evidence the book keeper had been in either the boot of the car or the parts of the building that had been searched.
Miss McTurk said when she opened the boot to Mr Gilroy's car in the days following Ms Pilley's disappearance, she noticed a "fresh smell" coming from inside.
She told Alex Prentice QC the smell could have been either "air freshener" or a "cleansing agent."
Mr Gilroy, from Silverknowes, Edinburgh, denies murdering Ms Pilley by means unknown to the prosecutor in Thistle Street, Edinburgh, or at another location in Scotland on 4 May 2010.
He has also pleaded not guilty to four other charges which allege he committed a series of criminal acts across Scotland between August 2009 and June 2010.
Prosecutors allege between 24 August 2009 and 30 April 2010, at various Edinburgh addresses, Gilroy illegally accessed Ms Pilley's email account, contrary to section one of the 1990 Computer Misuse Act.
The trial before judge Lord Bracadale continues.
In the apartment behind the sofa , the parents wardrobe where it is thought the cadaver of Maddie was hidden by the parents. The mother's clothing, a small T- shirt belonging to Maddie, the trunk of the car hired 25 days after Maddie disappeared , the key fob , a piece of material found in another apartment they had later moved to And last but not least Madeleines soft toy Cuddle cat. Maddies body has never been found and her parents deny any wrong doing.
The same cadaver dog and handler used in the McCann case also used in the murder case of Attracta Harron.
http://steelmagnolia-mccannarchives.blogspot.com/2011/05/attracta-harron.html
ALSO the same cadaver dog and handler was used in the American Theresa Parker murder
http://steelmagnolia-steelmagnolia.blogspot.com/2011/12/mccann-theresa-parker-martin-grime-and.html
Suzanne PilleyMurder Trial Continues
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-17263435
A friend of missing book keeper Suzanne Pilley has told a court how the divorcee feared her lover was reading her emails.
Ms Hawkins also said Ms Pilley had told her Mr Gilroy had accused her of seeing another man while she dated him.
Mr Gilroy denies murdering Ms Pilley in May 2010.
Speaking on Monday, Ms Hawkins, from Edinburgh, told prosecution lawyer Alex Prentice QC she had known Ms Pilley for 25 years before she went missing.
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She realised that he was looking into her e-mails”
She also said Ms Pilley had started dating David Gilroy in 2009 and that she had met them as a couple on about three different occasions.
Ms Hawkins said Ms Pilley had told her that she thought her partner had been accessing her email account behind her back.
She told Mr Prentice: "She said she had come home one day and saw David on the computer. It was later that she realised that he was looking into her emails."
Ms Hawkins also said Ms Pilley told her Mr Gilroy had accused her of seeing another man called 'Omar' that she had met on holiday.
Ms Hawkins said Ms Pilley and Mr Gilroy had a 'heated' argument over the claim she was seeing another man behind his back.
Ms Hawkins said Ms Pilley had told her that she had split from Mr Gilroy.
She added: "I spoke to her on the Friday before she went missing. She told me she had got through to David that the relationship was finished."
Cleansing agent
Earlier, the trial heard from forensic scientist Kirsty McTurk,33, who told the court she conducted a DNA search in Ms Pilley's workplace in the days after she went missing.
The Scottish Police Services Authority employee said they were trying to find evidence Ms Pilley had been present in the building.
She also said that she had conducted a forensic search of Mr Gilroy's car boot.
However, scientists were unable to find any DNA evidence the book keeper had been in either the boot of the car or the parts of the building that had been searched.
Miss McTurk said when she opened the boot to Mr Gilroy's car in the days following Ms Pilley's disappearance, she noticed a "fresh smell" coming from inside.
She told Alex Prentice QC the smell could have been either "air freshener" or a "cleansing agent."
Mr Gilroy, from Silverknowes, Edinburgh, denies murdering Ms Pilley by means unknown to the prosecutor in Thistle Street, Edinburgh, or at another location in Scotland on 4 May 2010.
He has also pleaded not guilty to four other charges which allege he committed a series of criminal acts across Scotland between August 2009 and June 2010.
Prosecutors allege between 24 August 2009 and 30 April 2010, at various Edinburgh addresses, Gilroy illegally accessed Ms Pilley's email account, contrary to section one of the 1990 Computer Misuse Act.
The trial before judge Lord Bracadale continues.
