Birmingham 2012 cold case solved — arrest shocks community

Birmingham 2012 cold case solved — arrest shocks community

The cup of cocoa was still warm when Emma Walker vanished in the quiet residential area of Pershore Road, Birmingham, a city with a population of over one million. That late November evening in 2012 arrived with cold rain and a thick fog blanketing the streets around Edgbaston Reservoir. At 9:41 p.m., Emma's neighbor, Helen Morris, glanced out her kitchen window and saw the 15-year-old girl in her King Edward VI school uniform standing at the back door, holding her phone and softly saying something.

Emma smiled, raised her hand as if to signal “it's okay,” then turned back inside, leaving her green jacket hanging on the chair. The older woman watched the girl's silhouette disappear behind the door frame, the sound of rain drowning out the final light footsteps. What happened in the next 42 minutes would ensure Birmingham never forgot.

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