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Sarah's Law-The Untold Story >She was Only 8yrs Old
Sarah Payne The Untold Story > PURE EVIL
The hour long documentary will feature interviews from Sarah's family as they reveal the impact of her death nearly 20 years on
The Sun UK, 6 June 2019
Murdered schoolgirl Sarah Payne went missing in 2000 while playing hide and seek with her siblings
Sarah Payne, who lived in Hersham, Surrey, disappeared on the evening of 1 July 2000 from a cornfield near the home of her paternal grandparents, Terence and Lesley Payne, in Kingston Gorse, West Sussex, England.
Sarah had been playing with her two elder brothers (aged 13 and 11 at the time) and younger sister (aged 6).
A nationwide search commenced within 48 hours, and Payne's parents made numerous television and newspaper appeals for her safe return.
On the evening of 2 July 2000, officers from Sussex Police first visited Whiting making inquiries into Payne's disappearance. A number of other suspects were also questioned and at least one other arrest is known to have been made.
Police officers and numerous volunteers scoured the area around Littlehampton for clues to Sarah's disappearance, and her family made daily appeals on national television news for help in finding Sarah.
On 10 July, police announced that they had received information regarding the sighting of a girl who matched Sarah's description at Knutsford Services on the M6 motorway in Cheshire on the morning after her disappearance.
Three days later, Michael and Sara Payne were warned by police to "prepare for the worst", explaining that the emphasis of their inquiries had shifted and that there was a possibility that their daughter might not be found safe and well.
On 17 July, a body was found in a field near Pulborough, some 24 km (15 mi) from Kingston Gorse where she had disappeared. Within 24 hours, forensic science tests confirmed that the body was that of Sarah Payne, and Sussex Police began a murder investigation.
Roy Whiting was convicted of murdering schoolgirl Sarah Payne...
Where is Sarah Payne's murderer Roy Whiting now?
Roy Whiting stays in his cell at Wakefield Prison most of the time for fear of attack by other lags.
The former mechanic has been slashed with a razor and stabbed with a sharpened toilet brush.
In early 2017, he was battered with a flask by another prisoner.
On November 8, 2018 he was battered and left for dead by two fellow murderers.
The paedophile reportedly spends his life sentence building intricate models with matchsticks in his cell.
The monster has been nicknamed Matchstick Man after making replicas of St Paul’s Cathedral, Big Ben and a Lancaster bomber.
In 2010 the BBC reported how Whiting had his 50-year jail term reduced by 10 years by a High Court judge.
When Was He Attacked?
On November 8, 2018, it was reported that Whiting was left drenched in blood after being savagely attacked in his cell by two other convicted murderers.
Paedophile Whiting was stabbed “repeatedly” with makeshift blades and left for dead before alert officers at top security Wakefield prison, West Yorks, intervened.
He was rushed by ambulance to hospital in nearby Leeds in a “critical” condition with multiple stab wounds to his upper body - and medics at first feared he would not survive the night.
And after being carefully monitored, the killer was transferred back on Wakefield’s healthcare wing the following day.
The attack took place in Whiting's cell at Wakefield Prison on 8 November Credit: PA:Press Association
Why is He Planning to Sue Prison Chiefs?
Roy Whiting has reportedly vowed to sue prison chiefs after being attacked four times while locked up.
The child killer is alleged to want £10,000 after claiming he hasn't been protected from fellow lags.
He has moaned he is a "dead man walking".
A source said: “Whiting is sensing some cash so he can sit in his cell all day and not work.
“He reckons the fact that he has to leave his cell each day to go to work makes him a target and says it is only a matter of time before he’s done in properly.
“He says the prison has failed to look after him and is going to go for £10,000 and then he’ll have enough cash in his prison bank account not to work.
“He claims to be a dead man walking and his fearful for his life.”
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