Grampian Television

I think there's something about driving your first car that you've paid for yourself.

That's a special moment, isn't it? And I think I was working at Grampian Television at the time.

And initially I was getting the bus into work and I had to wear a, I had to wear a kilt because when I started at Grampian, it wasn't on air.

It wasn't doing continuity.

If any member of our family sees someone who matches a photo fit, they get into a panic with their pulses racing.

It never leaves your mind, and you're always looking out for something that could help." Later that year, a program produced by Grampian TV suggested the crime scene had been staged.

Addressing the theory, Detective Superintendent Bert Swanson offered his thoughts.

"The site could have been staged to show the inference of some form of homosexuality, some sexual act.