Detective Chief Inspector Andy Hebb (left) and Temporary Detective Chief Superintendent Chris Stevenson (right) arrive at the Old Bailey, central London, for the start of the Soham murder trial. The pair headed the Police investigation into the murder of the Soham school girls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman.

Detective Chief Inspector Andy Hebb (left) and Temporary Detective Chief Superintendent Chris Stevenson (right) arrive at the Old Bailey, central London, for the start of the Soham murder trial. The pair headed the Police investigation into the murder of the Soham school girls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman. Stock Photo

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Detective Chief Inspector Andy Hebb (left) and Temporary Detective Chief Superintendent Chris Stevenson (right) arrive at the Old Bailey, central London, for the start of the Soham murder trial. The pair headed the Police investigation into the murder of the Soham school girls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman.

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