Edinburgh Evening News

So he's been DQ'd.

Now what's come out You know, Martin Dempster in the Evening News has written an article on it.

The Scotsman.

The Scotsman's done it.

Detectives admitted the investigation had stalled to a slow grind, but they were determined to track down Robert's killer.

After her son was laid to rest in South Queensferry, Agnes Higgins spoke to the Edinburgh Evening News.

She addressed the killer or killers directly, "You know the police will get you, and when they do, you will be sorry.

They are bastards for taking my son the way they did.

Quote, "If not, maybe someone having the conscience to come forward and say, "I was there.

I know what happened to Robert." Robert's family have never given up on their pursuit of justice.

In an interview with the Edinburgh Evening News in two thousand and one, his sister Brenda said her brother was too trusting for his own good, and this could have had something to do with his death.

He would speak to anyone, even total strangers.

On Christmas Eve, the news broke around the world that Glenn Miller was missing.

An Edinburgh Evening News article is typical and it has the headline, Glenn Miller Missing.

It goes on to say, So, from the very first reports of Miller's disappearance, we have misinformation.

Now, I don't think the Edinburgh Evening News and the other newspapers were peddling disinformation on purpose, but the absence of details which could not be given out during the wartime made stories become embellished or lines were drawn between dots which painted the wrong picture.

The band were in Bedford or Milton Ernest during the autumn, not Paris.

They were only just arriving in Paris that December.

Yeah.

And Edinburgh Evening News got hold of this from a few people.

So they were interviewing people.

They thought this is a great story.

So that's what he was trying to do.

I reme- I reme- I remember this, working on the Edinburgh Evening News.

I'm getting flashbacks of, of that transfer window and, uh, and Ryan's potential moves.

It was always a good story for us.

And actually talking about that 200 metre race, Abrahams was part of the 200 metres where Lidl got this bronze medal.

And the next day in the papers, the Edinburgh Evening News said, blank day for Britain, our failure in the 200 metres.

The Scotsman said, Abrahams fails in 200 metres.

And it was only the Glasgow Herald that seemed to be a little bit more positive where they said Lidl home third in 200 metres.