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Vicky Glass: 26 Years of Agony for Unsolved Murder Family
3 Nov
Summary
- Vicky Glass's family endures 26 years of pain for an unsolved murder.
- Her body was discovered on November 3, 2000, six weeks after vanishing.
- A £20,000 reward is offered for information on the 26-year-old case.
The family of Vicky Glass is marking 26 years since her body was found, continuing their desperate search for answers in the notorious unsolved case. Vicky vanished from Middlesbrough days after her 21st birthday in 2000. Her father described the 26 years as "hell," a "soul-destroying" period of "nothingness" as they have no information about her whereabouts or her death.
Vicky, who struggled with heroin addiction and sex work, was discovered deceased on November 3, 2000, in Danby, North Yorkshire, six weeks after she went missing. Her mother passed away without seeing justice. The family believes someone holds the key information, appealing for any details, no matter how small, from those who know what happened.
Despite four men being arrested over the years, including one in June this year who remains on police bail, no charges have ever been filed. Cleveland Police's cold case team is still actively investigating. Detective Chief Inspector Steve Chatterton believes the perpetrator is someone's "son, partner, husband, friend," urging anyone with information to come forward. A £20,000 reward from Crimestoppers is now available for crucial tips.
