The Mysterious Murder of Anne Heron looks at how the Glaswegian was killed, and who could have been connected. The documentary is available on My5 (Photo: ...
However, his colleagues confirmed that he was in work all day and could not have committed the murder. He went in and saw that her book was still lying there, as were her cigarettes. He returned to his job at 2pm, and a friend spoke to her around 30 minutes later. They moved to Aeolian House on the outskirts of Darlington, County Durham, where they settled. She was a mother of three Ann-Marie, Michael and Ralph Jnr “She has five grandchildren, three of which she never got the chance to meet, and four great-grandchildren that she has also never met. “In the face of mounting evidence to the contrary and increasing public knowledge and awareness of the facts, it is inhumane that at the age of 87, Dad continues to live with the finger of suspicion hanging firmly over him through the actions and failures of others.” “Since the moment of Dad’s arrest, I have fought relentlessly to keep Ann’s case alive and in the public eye in the hope that one day, Durham Constabulary would find her real killer and Dad’s name would be cleared; a hope sadly not shared by some. [The Northern Echo](https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/20114053.viewers-give-verdict-documentary-darlington-murder-airs-channel-5/): “His family and true friends knew from the moment of his arrest that a terrible mistake had been made and now, after being in possession of the prosecution bundle of evidence against him for over 16 years, we believe we have finally uncovered the truth of the circumstances which led to his arrest and have made a formal complaint. “As the documentary explores the events of August 1990 in detail, new potential evidence comes to light, and questions are asked about whether the police missed a vital clue and chillingly, whether the real killer of Ann Heron escaped justice?” [Glaswegian](https://inews.co.uk/news/scotland/bin-strike-when-end-edinburgh-glasgow-scotland-strikes-how-long-explained-1812174?ico=in-line_link) was killed, and who could have been connected to the killing. The murder of Ann Heron shocked the country, and now a
ANN Heron was brutally murdered in her own home back in 1990.But who was she and what happened on that tragic day?Who was Ann Heron?Ann Heron was born.
Ann was the mother to three children, Ann-Marie, Michael and Ralph Jnr who she shared with her first husband, Ralph Cockburn. “She has five grandchildren, three of which she never got the chance to meet, and four great-grandchildren that she has also never met. He then found Ann's body in the living room area of the house, where she was lying in a pool of blood and had suffered a stab wound to her neck. At 3.30pm a friend on a passing bus saw Ann sunbathing in her bikini in front of the house - she had been forced to move to the front of the house to sunbathe, as a tractor nearby had been blowing grass towards the back garden. Just three years after her death, Peter remarried - and for years he was at the forefront of suspicion. While Peter was enjoying his lunch break, Ann said that she was going to spend the afternoon in the back garden making the most of the 1990 heatwave - and the hottest day of the year. She first married Ralph Cockburn, however the pair later separated and Ann moved to England. Peter then left to go back to work at around 2pm, and just half an hour later, a friend of Ann's spoke to her on the phone - which she recalled as a happy and cheerful conversation. As he entered the house he discovered Ann's radio was still on, along with her book and cigarettes. Peter was married when the pair first met and already had three children, but the pair began an affair and in 1986 he divorced his wife and married Ann. Who was Ann Heron and what happened to her? Peter worked as a company director of a haulage firm and Ann had a part-time job working as a care assistant at a local care home.