Chilling CCTV shows Emma Faulds killer driving her car and buying bleach and gloves in Poundstretcher

Chilling CCTV footage has been released showing evil Ross Willox driving the car of Emma Faulds after he killed her at his home.

The 42-year-old was seen behind the wheel of his victim’s distinctive blue BMW outside her address on Fullarton Street in Kilmarnock.

In a bid to cover his tracks, the former prison officer was later seen buying four bottles of Domestos bleach and gloves from a Poundstretcher store.

Ross Willox was caught on CCTV buying bleach and gloves at a Poundstretcher store after murdering Emma (Crown Office)

In the footage, he calmly browses items on display before walking to the check out where he paid for the cleaning supplies with cash.

Willow was later charged with murdering his 39-year-old friend after she went to his Monkton home for a party on April 28, 2019.

She was reported missing by her worried parents the following day after failing to make contact with her beloved dog Maverick found home alone a short time later.

A major police search was launched with Emma’s badly decomposed body being eventually found six weeks later in the Galloway Forest area on June 12.

Willox denied murdering Emma but was convicted by a jury at Glasgow High Court on Tuesday.

The 42-year-old killer was also seen driving Emma's car outside her Kilmarnock home (Crown Office)

He will be sentenced next month.

Emma’s heartbroken family have released a statement following the verdict and said they will always “remember her as our beautiful, loving daughter, sister and friend”.

They said: “We are absolutely devastated by Emma's death and her not being with us has left a tremendous void in all our lives.

"We cannot believe she was taken from us in such a violent way and what makes it even worse is that Ross Willox was supposed to be her friend.

"The court case has been arduous and hearing about what happened that night has been harrowing but we are thankful that Willox has been found guilty and he will have to live forever with the consequences of his actions.

"We'd ask now that we be left to grieve now the court case is over.

“We will never forget what happened to Emma, however, we will always remember her as our beautiful, loving daughter, sister and friend."

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