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Sally Ann John murder inquiry: Three men bailed | |
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Three men arrested on suspicion of the kidnap and murder of a woman in Wiltshire 20 years ago have been released on bail. | |
Sally Ann John was working as a prostitute when she went missing from Swindon, aged 23, in 1995. | |
She was initially classified as a missing person but police launched a murder investigation last year. | |
Two men, aged 50 and 52, from Swindon, and a 52-year-old from Chippenham have been bailed pending further enquiries. | |
Speaking after the arrests, Sally Ann's mother Lesley John said the development had given her "hope". | |
She said: "Every day is difficult without Sally Ann." | |
DCI Jeremy Carter of Wiltshire Police said: 'My team have been working tirelessly on this case and following a positive week of activity I am reviewing our progress and planning our next course of action." | |
On Wednesday, specialist officers ended a three-day search of Ms John's last-known address in Kimmeridge Close, in the Nythe area of Swindon. | |
She was last seen on Aylesbury Street on the morning of Friday 8 September 1995. Her body has never been found. | She was last seen on Aylesbury Street on the morning of Friday 8 September 1995. Her body has never been found. |
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