Natalie Pearman 1992 murder: 'Persons of interest' ruled out

Police investigating the murder of a teenager more than 25 years ago have ruled out five new "people of interest" after bad dna tests.

Natalie pearman, sixteen, was determined dead in a lay-via at ringland, close to norwich, on 20 november 1992.

Dna recovered from the scene may want to maintain the important thing to fixing the case, norfolk police consider.

5 men recognized after a fresh enchantment ultimate 12 months have now been ruled out as suspects.

Police are persevering with to appeal for witnesses to come back forward.

Advertisementnatalie's frame became located at 03:50 gmt by using a lorry motive force en-path to work. She became last visible alive in rouen road, norwich, at 01:15.

Autopsy assessments discovered natalie, who have been operating as a prostitute, have been suffocated and police said there have been symptoms of sexual interest shortly before her death.

Police have dna-profiled nearly 700 guys and interviewed greater than four,000 human beings inside the case.