JESSIE Earl’s murder is one of the most notorious unsolved murder cases in Britain.
Here's our lowdown on the new allegations surrounding the killing.
When did Jessie Earl go missing?
Jessie Earl, 22, vanished from her bedsit in Eastbourne in 1980, but her remains were not discovered until nine years later, in a thicket at the top of Beachy Head, by a man trying to reach a child's kite.
An open verdict was recorded at a coroner's inquest into her death.
Yet mum and dad, John, 71, and Valerie Earl, 67, campaigned tirelessly for help in solving the mystery of her last moments.
How was her death linked to Peter Tobin?
Ex-cop turned investigative reporter Mark Williams-Thomas, who famously exposed the sexual crimes of Jimmy Savile, explores the unsolved murder mystery of Jessie Earl.
Williams-Thomas has alleged her death could have been linked to twisted serial killer Peter Tobin who lived nearby.
He also has connected her murder to the disappearance of teenager Louise Kay in 1988 from the Eastbourne area was vanished near the spot where Jessie was found.
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What has Mark Williams-Thomas discovered?
His investigation uncovers evidence that, in his opinion, placed Peter Tobin as a potential suspect.
With extensive access to the families, friends and police officers who carried out the initial probes, Williams-Thomas investigated if Tobin could have been linked to both abductions at the popular Beachy Head beauty spot.
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