The hunt is on for Facebook fugitive

Charred remains discovered

By Nick Farrell

Wed Feb 11 2009, 11:15

BRITSH COPPERS are hunting for one George Appleton after the body of a woman he met on Facebook was found burned in her Salford home.

Appleton, 40, is wanted in connection with the death of Clare Wood, 36, whose charred remains were discovered in Blackfriars, Salford.

It is believed that the Internet relationship ended recently. Coppers are a bit worried because Appleton had made contact with four other women on Facebook recently and are warning them not to arrange to meet.

It is possible he is driving a red Ford Escort estate registration N554 HYG. µ

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Comments

The next level of BK promotion

One sacrifice down, nine more to go before he earns his free Whopper sandwich. Yum, flame-broiled!

posted by : ST, 11 February 2009 Complain about this comment

Grab your asbestos undies

Now that's what I call a "hot date"!

posted by : cybersaur, 11 February 2009 Complain about this comment

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