Former Bedfordshire chief constable Jon Boutcher, alongside the sisters of Jean Smyth-Campbell, (left to right) Pat Smith, Margaret McQuillan, Ann Silcock, and Sheila Denvir at Milltown cemetery in Belfast, ahead of a
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Jon Boutcher calls for Jean Smyth Campbell witnesses to come forward - The Irish News
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PSNI legacy team lacks 'practical independence' to probe murder of Jean Smyth-Campbell - Belfast Live
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Police reveal bullet fragments could finally prove who killed mum, 24, on Belfast night out 48 years ago
The headstone of Jean Smyth-Campbell in Milltown cemetery in Belfast ahead of a fresh independent investigation into the murder of the young mother Stock Photo - Alamy
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PSNI does not have required independence to carry out Jean Smyth legacy killing investigation, court rules - The Irish News
Court considers police plans to investigate historic events in Northern Ireland - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
The headstone of Jean Smyth-Campbell in Milltown cemetery in Belfast ahead of a fresh independent investigation into the murder of the young mother Stock Photo - Alamy
Margaret McQuillan, the sister of Jean Smyth-Campbell, speaking to the media at Milltown cemetery in Belfast ahead of a fresh independent investigation into the murder of the young mother Stock Photo -
Margaret McQuillan, the sister of Jean Smyth-Campbell, speaking to the media at Milltown cemetery in Belfast ahead of a fresh independent investigation into the murder of the young mother Stock Photo -
The sisters of Jean Smyth-Campbell, (left to right) Margaret McQuillan, Ann Silcock, Pat Smith and Sheila Denvir, at Milltown cemetery in Belfast ahead of a fresh independent investigation into the murder of
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PSNI chief promises probe into 1972 murder of Belfast mother Jean Smyth- Campbell - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
The sisters of Jean Smyth-Campbell, Margaret McQuillan, Ann Silcock,... News Photo - Getty Images
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