Billie-Jo Jenkins

DNA and blood tests could finally solve the 1997 murder of schoolgirl Billie-Jo Jenkins. And she left behind a guilt-ridden younger sister who struggled to come to grips with the horrifying death.

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Her foster father Sion Jenkins was originally convicted.

. The shocking crime became. Billie-Jo Jenkins was a 13-year-old girl from East Sussex in the United Kingdom who was murdered on 15 February 1997. Little Billie-Jo Jenkins wasnt dealt the fairest hand in life. When she was eight her dad Bill was sent to prison.

The notorious murder of schoolgirl Billie-Jo Jenkins in 1997 could finally be solved after police launched a DNA review. The murder of Billie-Jo Jenkin. A year later Sion Jenkins and his wife Lois who by. Instead the 13-year-olds life.

Over two decades have passed since the nation was rocked by the brutal murder of 13-year-old Billie-Jo Jenkins. THE murder of schoolgirl Billie-Jo Jenkins has been one of Britains most high-profile unsolved murders since 1997. The murder of Billie-Jo Jenkins has not been solved. The 13-year-old was battered over the head with an 18in iron tent peg as she painted.

Billie-Jo had been placed in foster care at age 9 after her father was imprisoned and her mother could not cope with raising a child alone. THE mum of Billie-Jo Jenkins died before she was able to see justice for her murdered daughter it has emerged. Last year the website Justice for Siôn Jenkins said. 1 day agoTeenager Billie-Jo Jenkins was bludgeoned to death on an unseasonably warm and sunny winters day in 1997 at her foster familys home in Hastings East Sussex.

After almost 25 years since the murder case of Billie-Jo Jenkins first opened it could soon be solved using DNA and blood tests. The 13-year-old was battered over the head with an 18in iron tent peg as she painted patio doors. Billie-Jos foster father Sion Jenkins was originally convicted for the crime but was formally acquitted after two retrials in which the jury was unable to reach a verdict. Billie-Jo Jenkins 13 was battered to death at her foster home in Hastings East Sussex in February 1997.

BILLIE-JO Jenkins died aged 13 when she was viciously beaten with an iron tent peg. Then her mum Deborah Barnett decided to place Billie-Jo in foster care. Since then theories have abounded and the nation is still very much divided when it comes to who they believe killed her. Billie-Jos foster father Siôn Jenkins was formally acquitted of her murder in 2006.

PAPress Association Who killed Billie-Jo Jenkins. Sion Jenkins is currently 63 years old. The schoolgirl was found in a pool of blood in the. Sion Jenkins spent six years in jail before his life sentence was quashed.

A new one-off documentary of. Her foster dad Sion Jenkins now 63. WHEN schoolgirl Billie-Jo Jenkins went to live with a foster family in Hastings she hoped it was the start of a better life. Her foster father Sion Jenkins was formally acquitted of.

Billie-Jo Jenkins had a troubled upbringing and at the age of nine she was. Billie-Jo Jenkins was found in a pool of blood in the back garden of foster father Sion Jenkins house in Hastings East Sussex on February. However he was later cleared after two negative retails. Billie-Jo was 13 when she was hit over the head with an 18-inch iron tent peg as she.

Jenkins was found guilty in 1997 of the murder of his foster daughter Bille Jo Jenkins. She was placed with Sion and Lois Jenkins with whom she moved to live in Hastings East Sussex. The violent murder of schoolgirl Billie-Jo Jenkins in 1997 may finally be solved through DNA and blood tests. Until her death she attended Helenswood School in Hastings.

18 hours agoBillie-Jo Jenkins was battered over the head with an 18in iron tent peg at the family home in Hastings Sussex in 1997. Fingers were pointed towards her foster father Siôn Jenkins who faced a total of six years in prison until the jury failed to come to a final verdict and he was formally acquitted. While little is known about his early life we do know that in 2010 the former deputy headteacher attended Portsmouth University to study criminology. She was brought up in east London and fostered by Lois and Sion Jenkins at the age of nine.

Billie-Jo 13 was smashed over the head with an 18in iron tent peg as she painted patio doors outside her home in Hastings East Sussex. Twenty-five years after the murder of schoolgirl Billie-Jo Jenkins DNA and blood tests could finally help solve the cold case Credit. DNA and blood tests may finally solve the 1997 murder of 13-year-old Billie-Jo Jenkins after police ordered a forensic review of the evidence. On 15th February 1997 13-year-old Billie-Jo Jenkins was found battered to death with an 18-inch metal tent peg.

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