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Kellie disappeared without a trace in 2000. Was she killed by the Suffolk Strangler?

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By Emma Birchley Verified
| three.fm
Kellie was 28 and in the grip of drug addiction. She became a sex worker in Norwich to fund her habit. On 11 June 2000, she met a customer and was never seen again. "The only photos I have of my mum are the ones that the press have," says Kurtis. "By the time I started googling my mum, I was spelling Kellie with a 'y'. That's how little I knew about her." Kellie Pratt's body was never found - and her murder remains unsolved.
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Only surviving victim of 'Suffolk Strangler' Steve Wright says others may have lived if police had taken her seriously

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By Emma Birchley Verified
| MKFM 106.3 FM Verified
The serial killer attempted to kidnap Emily Doherty in the Suffolk town of Felixstowe in 1999. Wright went on to murder five women in the Ipswich area in 2006 and on Monday pleaded guilty to murdering 17-year-old Victoria Hall, also in 1999, as well as trying to abduct Emily. In her first ever interview with the media, Emily told Sky News how, while she was on a night out, she had to flee from him repeatedly until someone came to her aid.
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Strawberry fields forever? The West Sussex farm growing berries in December

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By Emma Birchley Verified
| Roch Valley Radio
LED lighting in vast glasshouses is enabling berries to be grown all year on a commercial scale for the first time ever. It means less reliance on fruit flown in from countries like Egypt. "The LED lighting is the prime reason for successful growing," said Bartosz Pinkosz, operations director of The Summer Berry. "If it was not a sunny day, the LED lighting would create enough energy for leaves to absorb that energy, take it in and deliver the energy to the berries.
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