- Detectives are hoping a significant note will lead to a breakthrough in the 33-year-old cold case murder of Carol Clark, whose body was found near the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal.
- Ms Clark, a 32-year-old sex worker from Bristol, was last seen on 26 March 1993, and her strangled body was discovered two days later, partially clothed, with her neck broken.
- The case was re-opened three years ago, leading to the arrest of three men; one has been ruled out, while two others remain under investigation.
- Police suspect Ms Clark was alive on 27 March 1993, potentially with two men, and her body was likely left at Sharpness Docks in daylight hours during a public event.
- Investigators are appealing for witnesses who may have seen Ms Clark, who was wearing distinctive clothing, or any suspicious activity around the canal on that Saturday.
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Note may be ‘significant’ to crack Carol Clark cold case murder
