Inquest held in Pimlico spy murder
By James Mass | February 2, 2012
Almost two years after the mysterious death of Gareth Williams, the MI6 spy whose body was found in a holdall in his Pimlico flat, an inquest is to be finally held.
Having carried out toxicology tests and a prolonged investigation police were unable to form a conclusion on the bizarre case. Dr Fiona Wilcox, the coroner for Westminster, is due to hold the hearing in April. A pre-inquest review will be held on 29th March at Horseferry Road Coroner's Court.
It's been reported that as many as 40 colleagues of the deceased from GCHQ and MI6 will provide evidence.
Mr Williams' badly decomposed body was found on 23rd August 2010 by an officer who was alerted by Williams' sister who anxiously called because she had not heard from her brother in ten days.
Pimlico People : Inquest held in Pimlico spy murder
Thursday, February 02, 2012
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