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At 10.50pm on Friday, the 2nd of January, 1981, a brown, rovers saloon motor vehicle was

parked in the driveway of light tradeshows, a steel manufacturer in Chefield, 50 minutes

south of Leeds. Being late at night, the area was completely deserted, but it was a popular

place for sex workers to take clients. Two police officers on patrol drove past the vehicle.

They believed it could only be there for one reason. They stopped their patrol car next

to the rover, and one of the officers approached the male driver. He asked the driver if it

was his vehicle. The driver replied it was. He gave his name and address as John Williams,

65 dorsis the road, canclo, rather him. The driver had a woman in the vehicle with him,

and the officers asked who she was. The driver replied she was his girlfriend, but couldn't

give her name, as he hadn't known her that long. The woman gave her name as Olivia Revers.

The officers radiated in the two names, and asked for details on the registration plate

of the rover. There was no match for a male by the name of John Williams. They found out

Olivia was 24 years old and a known sex worker. They found out the plate was registered to

someone by the name of Aslan Khan, and it was registered to a completely different

make and model of vehicle. Olivia and the male driver were both arrested on suspicion

of theft. When they got back to the police station, they learnt the male driver's name wasn't

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