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The Holly and the Ivy (Roud Folksong Index S380642)". The Vaughan Williams Memorial Library . Retrieved 5 December 2020. In February 2002, Huntley found Carr a part-time job at St Andrew's Primary School, although she lied about her academic qualifications when applying for this position. [191] This employment was initially voluntary work, but Carr later became a teaching assistant in the school's Year 5 class. Wells and Chapman became two of the pupils she taught, [17] and both girls were fond of her. [53]
Brendan Lehane and the Editors of Time-Life Books (1986). The Book of Christmas (The Enchanted World). Time-Life Books Inc. ISBN 0-8094-5261-8. {{ cite book}}: |author= has generic name ( help) Questioned about the efforts she had made to mislead both police and the media to divert suspicion from her partner, Carr emphasised she had only lied to police, the media and "anyone who asks" to protect Huntley, who had repeatedly assured her of his innocence of any wrongdoing and his fear of being "fitted up" [143] by police for the girls' disappearance should they discover the 1998 rape allegation made against him. [144] She further claimed to have referred to Wells and Chapman using past tense merely because she had worked with the children in the past. [142] An online book of condolence attracted more than 31,000 messages of grief and sympathy [80] and on 24 August, football clubs across Britain held a minute's silence before games. [81] Inquest [ edit ] This carol appears to have nearly escaped the notice of collectors, as it has been reprinted by one alone, who states his copy to have been taken from "an old broadside, printed a century and a half since," i.e. about 1710. It is still retained on the broadsides printed at Birmingham.The inquest into the children's deaths was held at Shire Hall, Cambridge, on 23 August 2002. [10] Coroner David Morris testified the bodies of both girls were partially skeletonized, and that no precise cause of death could be determined for either of them. Morris stated that the most likely cause of death of both girls had been asphyxiation. [1] He also stated that the girls had almost certainly not died at the location where their bodies had been discovered, [73] and that both bodies had been placed there within 24 hours of their deaths. [82] [n 7] These conclusions were physically supported by an analysis of the shoots of nettles at the crime scene which enabled forensic ecologist and palynologist Patricia Wiltshire to estimate that the bodies had been placed at this location almost two weeks before. [71] The graves of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman Funerals [ edit ] One person who claimed to have spoken with the girls immediately before their disappearance was 28-year-old Huntley, who informed investigators on 5 August he had had a brief conversation with both girls on his doorstep the previous afternoon. [50] [n 4] According to Huntley, Wells and Chapman—both "happy as Larry" [52]—had briefly enquired as to whether his partner, Carr, had been successful in a recent application for a full-time teaching assistant position at their school. [53] When he had replied Carr had not got the job, one of the girls had said, "Tell her we're sorry" before they both walked along College Street towards a bridge leading towards Clay Street. [54]
Channel 5 first broadcast the three-episode drama Maxine on 10 October 2022. The series primarily focuses on Carr's role in providing a false alibi for Huntley. [248] [249] Skeat, Walter William (1887). Principles of English etymology, Volume 1. London, U.K.: Clarendon Press. p.371. Holly can contain caffeic acid, caffeoyl derivatives, caffeoylshikimic acid, chlorogenic acid, feruloylquinic acid, quercetin, quinic acid, kaempferol, tannins, rutin, caffeine, and theobromine. [28] [29]
Archived copy". Archived from the original on 29 August 2015 . Retrieved 14 August 2015. {{ cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( link) The words of the carol were included in Sylvester's 1861 collection A Garland of Christmas Carols where it is claimed to originate from "an old broadside, printed a century and a half since" [i.e. around 1711]: [7] Husk's 1864 Songs of the Nativity also includes the carol, stating: [8] The genus is distributed throughout the world's different climates. Most species make their home in the tropics and subtropics, with a worldwide distribution in temperate zones. The greatest diversity of species is found in the Americas and in Southeast Asia. Holly and Jessica were 10 year old school friends who both grew up in Soham, East Cambridgeshire. On 4th August as the friends enjoyed a barbeque at Jessica's family home, they set off to buy sweets from the local shop but never returned. Ilex crenata – Japanese holly, box-leaved holly, inutsuge ( Japanese) (eastern China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and Sakhalin)
Ian Huntley, interviewed by Sky News correspondent Jeremy Thompson. 15 August 2002 [61] Discoveries [ edit ] In reality, Huntley invited the girls in by claiming Carr would be there but ended up killing them both. An early mention of the carol's title occurs in William Hone's 1823 work Ancient Mysteries Described, which includes "The holly and the ivy, now are both well grown" among an alphabetical list of "Christmas Carols, now annually printed" that were in the author's possession. [5]Often the tropical species are especially threatened by habitat destruction and overexploitation. At least two species of Ilex have become extinct recently, and many others are barely surviving. [27] Hone's 1823 Ancient Mysteries Described, which lists the carol's title as mentioned above, also describes (p 94) [5] a British Museum manuscript: The same volume contains a song on the Holly and the Ivy which I mention because there is an old Carol on the same subject still printed. The MS begins with, While Capp resided with her mother in Grimsby, she unofficially adopted the surname Benson. [195] She later legally changed her surname to Carr in an apparent effort to distance herself from her father. [191] Relationship [ edit ] Following the conclusion of both counsels' closing arguments, Mr Justice Moses announced the jury would begin their deliberations on 12 December. [146] Convictions [ edit ]
On 5 September 2006, Huntley attempted to kill himself by taking an overdose of antidepressants he had accumulated in his prison cell. [219] This resulted in his hospitalisation and a thorough search of his cell, in which a cassette tape was recovered. This cassette tape contains a very different account of the murders of Wells and Chapman than that to which Huntley had testified at his trial. In what Huntley had believed would be his posthumous confession, he claims to have confessed to having murdered both girls to Carr prior to their arrest and his plans to confess to authorities, to which, Huntley alleged, Carr had slapped his face and informed him to "pull [himself] together" as she did not wish to lose the teaching position she had yearned for all her life. Huntley further alleges Carr had encouraged him to burn both bodies in an attempt to destroy all forensic evidence linking him to the crime. [220] It is believed Huntley had agreed to make this recording for a fellow prisoner (who had hoped to later sell the confession to the media after his release), in return for being provided with the antidepressants he had used to attempt suicide. [220] [221] The harrowing story documenting the murder of childhood friends Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman airs tonight at 9pm on Channel 5. The final criminal allegation against Huntley prior to the Soham murders dates from July 1999. In this instance, a woman was raped and Huntley–by this stage suspected by police as being a serial sex offender–was interviewed. Huntley supplied a DNA sample to assist in their enquiries, with Carr also providing an alibi to support his claims of innocence. The victim of this assault later said that Huntley had not been the perpetrator of her assault. (This case differs from the others as the victim had not identified or named Huntley as being her assailant.) [176] [n 12]Despite having few friends, Huntley formed several relationships with girls while attending Immingham Comprehensive. Each of these girls was at least one year younger than himself; none of these relationships lasted longer than a few weeks. [164] In particular to assess the effectiveness of the relevant intelligence-based record keeping, the vetting practices in those forces since 1995 and information sharing with other agencies, and to report to the Home Secretary on matters of local and national relevance and make recommendations as appropriate. In some traditions of Wicca, the Holly King is one of the faces of the Sun God. He is born at midsummer and rules from Mabon to Ostara. [ citation needed]
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