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officially classed as a murder, the key forensic evidence had been destroyed by police in 1997. This included the bra and the earth on which Earl had been found, which had been stored afterwards. This meant that when the murder inquiry was opened in 2000, the evidence could not be analysed using modern forensic techniques. The lead investigator of the 2000 inquiry, DCI Steve Dennis, has said that this was a significant mistake.
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before losing control of it in the wind. The kite got caught in an overgrown thicket, and when the child's father waded into the shrubland to retrieve it, he discovered a skeleton, which was Earl's remains. The only piece of clothing police found was a bra, tied around Earl's wrists. Apart from this,
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open a new inquest into her death so as to formally re-classify her death as murder. This request was approved in
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