To see the opportunity to provide justice to Anita Rose Killer Roy Barkle

An investigation into the murder of a mother of six was one of the eldest people performed by a police force – but why did an officer take a chance to bring him justice to the killer?

Anita, 57 -year -old Safok’s 57 -year -old, was running from her dog Bruce on the morning of 24 July last year, when she was attacked. He died three days later.

This would be three months before his killer Roy Barkle – one of the most desired criminals of a violent criminal and one of the most desired criminals, who was on run for more than two years – was arrested and accused of murder, despite he was living close to the spot.

He was on Wednesday Went to jail for life And told that he will serve a minimum of 25 years.

Ms. Rose’s murder shook the local community, but the police appeared to be pulling an empty in search of her killer.

He maintained a heavy police presence around the village, discovered and interrogated door-to-door.

Various appeals were published for information and the police spoke to more than 3,000 people in the area.

Six weeks after murder, police published CCTV pictures of two men they expected to speak,

One of these people remained unknown and rolled on weeks until a significant vision.

Det Con Barry Simpson was working on the investigation and was driving at A137 on A137 between Brantham and Manningtree on the Supolk-SESEX border on 15 October.

Incidentally, he saw a man, recognizing him as an unknown person from CCTV appeal.

Barkle giving evidence in testingHe said that he filmed the man and took his picture before talking to him.

The man gave a false name to John Leslie, but provided his real birth date and a mobile phone number, so Bal was able to detect his real identity as Barkle.

On October 21, about three months after Ms. Rose’s death, she was arrested in the Ipswich County Library and later accused of assassination, which she refused.

Barkle’s test heard that it was Went to jail in 2015 Walton-on-the-Naz, an elderly person in Essex, was released on parole, and on parole in 2020.

His probation address was listed in Ipswich, but he wanted the police when he rendered himself homeless in 2022, he wanted the police.

Officials came to learn that they were living carefully Hidden campIn Brathm, including a mile, from where Ms. Rose was attacked, as well as under the Orwell Bridge in Ipswich.

Both camps were hidden in underground and bush and also took their heads to shave their presence and to avoid the police.

Bizarrely, on the run, Barkle was also posting hundreds of pictures and reviews on Google.

In the case, Senior Investigating Officer, DET F Inspiz Mathew Connicic initially stated that the authorities had “little clue or sign” why Ms. Rose was attacked Rose, and she started with “blank canvas”.

He said that the teams hunted for suspects in the Bracethan and Maningatori region, but Barkle did not appear on their lists as they had only links to Ipswich.

“Ipswich is 11 miles away and obviously when you go to Ipswich, your dataset gets very big,” he explained.

“So we did not know about the link of Roy Barkle in Brathm, until we arrested him and reviewed his phone download.”

Now when asked if he felt that it is a mistake not to see Ipswich and other areas, he said: “I don’t think it was such a big investigation that you have got so much data that you are working: Forensic, house-to-house of all different forms, house-to-house [inquiries]CCTV. ,

DET C CNSPly Connick said that he did not believe that the force would have found Barkle as soon as possible and that the teams “pursued everything as fast as possible”.

He said that the White Bridge had a “big success” to see Barkle, but no one knew about Barkle’s Bracemel Camp.

This was being focused on sewage works due to the original search area, where Ms. Rose was found unconscious, and in the morning he was attacked on the route he had taken.

He said, “The camp was found in February, much later, but a route was followed with a railway track, over the railway bridge and then ahead of Brathm,” he said.

“This is just one area…. [it was] Really dense underground and no one knew it was there. ,

He said that there were “many main lines of interrogation” in the force and it was not possible to search for the entire branch and the entire rural areas “.

“Nobody was telling us about telling us about any possible people in any field in those areas,” the DAT f inspection Connic continued.

Ms. Rose’s missing earbuds were found at the Orwell Bridge Camp along with the DNA of Barkle, as well as wearing on CCTV image with sweatshirts.

In Bracethan Camp, her missing pink jacket and phone case were foundWith the key of his door.

Barkle’s phone record also suggested that he was washing in sewage tasks camped in Brantham.

DET C. Isple Connick said that the force referred to himself to the police conduct (IOPC) for an independent office, when it was realized that he wanted to bring Barkle back to jail when he attacked Ms. Rose when he attacked Ms. Rose.

IOPC determined that it was not for investigation and the review was handed over to the force.

Since then, the force voluntarily agreed to review probation service as well as a multi-agency Public Protection System (MAPPA), which will review everything related to Barclay.

DET CE Insply Connick said that it did this to protect the future and because “there were unanswered questions for the family”

He said that due to the review, he was unable to answer the questions whether the force did everything that could do properly and what a lesson was learned.

Safok’s police and crime commissioner, Tim Pasmore, said that he would take “very keen interest” in the results of the review.

He hoped that it would be published in the next three or four months.

After Barkle’s sentence, Ms. Rose’s son Ashley Rose paid tribute to him.

“She was not just a dog walker. She was Anita Rose, my amazing mother and children’s grandmother,” she said.

“We do not want him to be remembered as a ‘Dog Walker murdered in Brathm’.

“She was a wonderful, generous, kind and careful woman. No punishment would give time to give time, but we will cherish the time happening with her forever.”