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Murder of Jean Townsend
The Murder of Jean Townsend, (born c. 1933) is an unsolved murder case from Ruislip, in the county of Middlesex, England. Townsend was a 21-year-old English woman who was murdered in September 1954. Despite an extensive police investigation, no one has ever been charged with her murder and the case remains unsolved.
==Murder==
Jean Mary Townsend lived with her parents at the family home in Bempton Drive, South Ruislip and worked as a theatrical costumier in London's West End. On the evening of 14 September 1954 she attended a social function in the West End, returning to South Ruislip later that night on the last Central line train. At around 11.45 pm she was seen leaving South Ruislip station and walking alone along Victoria Road. Her body was discovered the following morning on waste ground to the north side of Victoria Road, near to the junction with Angus Drive in the area now occupied by St Gregory the Great Catholic Church〔John Sanders,"Who killed Jean Townsend?", True Crime Summer Special, 2004.〕 (opened in April 1967). The autopsy report stated that she had been strangled with her own scarf〔Jonathan Oates, Unsolved London Murders: the 1940s and 1950s, Pen and Sword, 2009.〕 and it was reported that - despite various items of her clothing being removed - there were no signs of sexual assault.〔"Woman strangled with scarf", The Times (London), 16 September 1954.〕
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