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Cannock Chase child killer Raymond Morris dies in jail Cannock Chase child killer Raymond Morris dies in jail
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A man jailed 45 years ago for one of the three Cannock Chase child murders has died in prison.A man jailed 45 years ago for one of the three Cannock Chase child murders has died in prison.
Raymond Morris, 84, from Walsall, was found guilty of murdering Christine Darby, seven, who went missing in 1967.Raymond Morris, 84, from Walsall, was found guilty of murdering Christine Darby, seven, who went missing in 1967.
A Ministry of Justice spokeswoman said he died at HMP Preston at about 20:00 GMT on Tuesday, of suspected natural causes.A Ministry of Justice spokeswoman said he died at HMP Preston at about 20:00 GMT on Tuesday, of suspected natural causes.
As with all deaths in custody, an independent investigation by the prisons ombudsman will follow.As with all deaths in custody, an independent investigation by the prisons ombudsman will follow.
Seven-year-old Christine Darby was one of three girls living in the West Midlands whose bodies were found buried in Cannock Chase, Staffordshire. Seven-year-old Christine was one of three girls living in the West Midlands whose bodies were found buried in Cannock Chase, Staffordshire.
Diane Tift, aged five, and Margaret Reynolds, aged six, went missing in 1965 but no-one was charged with their murders.Diane Tift, aged five, and Margaret Reynolds, aged six, went missing in 1965 but no-one was charged with their murders.
They were abducted, raped and murdered before being buried.They were abducted, raped and murdered before being buried.
The investigation that followed was one of the biggest in British criminal history.The investigation that followed was one of the biggest in British criminal history.
Morris was found guilty of Christine's murder in 1969 and made a number of failed appeals against his conviction, most recently at the age of 81.Morris was found guilty of Christine's murder in 1969 and made a number of failed appeals against his conviction, most recently at the age of 81.