Leah Croucher cops release new image of ‘murder’ suspect'
COPS investigating the death of teen girl Leah Croucher have released a new e-fit of what the suspected killer is thought to look like.
Leah's remains were found in October at a property in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, three years after her disappearance.Police investigating her death have released this e-fit what her killer is believed to have looked likeNeil Maxwell is the prime suspect in the case and is the only suspect who has been named by police.The convicted sex offender had carried out maintenance work on the house where Leah, 19, was found from November 2018.
Maxwell was the only person to have keys to the property while the owners, who are not involved in the case, were away.
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