Detectives appeal for information on Graham Pennycook's murder
They want to know about two men who were seen on that day
Detectives, investigating the murder of Graham Pennycook, in Ludgershall, want to hear from anyone who saw two men acting suspiciously near to the woods at Perham Down, on the day he was killed.
Graham, 64, was out walking his dog on Thursday 24th September and failed to return home. He was found deceased in the woods, near to the polo field at Perham Down later that day and, following the outcome of a post-mortem, a murder investigation was started, with a cordon put in place at the scene, to enable extensive search and forensic inquiries to be carried out.
Police are appealing for anyone who was in the area near to the polo field, or the woods, at Perham Down, between 9am and 6pm, on the 24th September and saw two men acting in a suspicious manner, to get in touch.
Detective Chief Inspector Phil Walker said: “We are now four weeks on from Graham’s murder, but our commitment to establishing exactly what happened to him and who is responsible remains absolute and our investigation continues.
"I am really keen to hear from anyone who witnessed two males that looked out of place, or were acting suspiciously, in the woods on the morning of the 24th September, especially between 10am and 11am.
"Did you see someone who looked out of place or was acting suspiciously?
"Have you seen this person, or these people, before?
"Do you know their name?
"Did you see any vehicles that were driving erratically or appeared in an unusual place?
"I am grateful for the engagement and support from the community, but I believe there are people who were in, or close to, Perham Down that have not yet come forward and I would urge you to engage with our investigation.
"We know the area is a popular place to walk your dog, ride your bike or undertake other forms of exercise and the 24th September was no different. If you were there that day and haven’t yet done so, please contact us, as you may hold vital information. If you know who is responsible, you can help us seek justice for Graham’s murder.”
If you have further information which could assist the investigation please call 101, or leave information on this dedicated website
You can also leave information, anonymously, by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.