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The tank behind at Velva Liquids, was where the guy from Tyne dock hid his girl friends body , after he murdered her. around 1975.
Built like a brick sh**house this boat, sad to see how she ended up, in blyth. 
Aye Paul, sunk and abandoned in South Dock, Blyth - wonder if she has been removed and scrapped yet?
Yes "The Torso in the Tank" - from Wiki North East @ http://www.wiki-nort...aspx?id=1312093
Regards
Steve E
Yes "The Torso in the Tank" - from Wiki North East @ http://www.wiki-nort...aspx?id=1312093
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STUMBLING around in the darkness, Mick Mallenby and Eddie Dawson found two bags. One contained a blackened torso while inside the second was a head which had been bludgeoned with a hammer.
Pathologists identified the rotting remains as belonging to 17-year-old Eileen MacDougall, of South Shields, who had been missing for nine years.
Workers Mallenby and Dawson had been cleaning out a giant petrol storage tank on the Tyne when they made the gruesome discovery.
The case of the Torso in the Tank, as it became known, is one of the most infamous murders in North East history and a police operation led to the conviction and jailing of a man called Ernie Clarke in 1979.
Pathologists identified the rotting remains as belonging to 17-year-old Eileen MacDougall, of South Shields, who had been missing for nine years.
Workers Mallenby and Dawson had been cleaning out a giant petrol storage tank on the Tyne when they made the gruesome discovery.
The case of the Torso in the Tank, as it became known, is one of the most infamous murders in North East history and a police operation led to the conviction and jailing of a man called Ernie Clarke in 1979.
Regards
Steve E
looks ok 4 having in the bath
She earned some money in her time rikki................
as a yello submarine
was a excellent sea boat he put sum weather away
years ago she was owned by craster fishermen
