Neville George Clevely Heath, 29-year old pilot, appeared at the West London police court for the fourth time. He is charged with two murders - the first, that of Mrs. Margery Gardner at the Pembridge Court Hotel, Notting Hill on June 20th. Second, that of Doreen Marshall, 21-year old exwren of pinner, at Branesome dene chine, Bournemouth on July 1st. He was sent for trial at the old bailey. L to r, Henry Walter Bowles, Manager of a Pawnbrokers and Jewellers shop in Bournemouth, where Heath is alleged to have pawned a diamond ring for £5, Miss Kathleen Evans, who gave information to the Police which led to the discovery of the body in the Chine and Mr. Berkoff, a partner in a Bournemouth Jewellery Business, where Heath is alleged to have sold a watch for £5. September 9, 1946.

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Neville George Clevely Heath, 29-year old pilot, appeared at the West London police court for the fourth time. He is charged with two murders - the first, that of Mrs. Margery Gardner at the Pembridge Court Hotel, Notting Hill on June 20th. Second, that of Doreen Marshall, 21-year old exwren of pinner, at Branesome dene chine, Bournemouth on July 1st. He was sent for trial at the old bailey. L to r, Henry Walter Bowles, Manager of a Pawnbrokers and Jewellers shop in Bournemouth, where Heath is alleged to have pawned a diamond ring for £5, Miss Kathleen Evans, who gave information to the Police which led to the discovery of the body in the Chine and Mr. Berkoff, a partner in a Bournemouth Jewellery Business, where Heath is alleged to have sold a watch for £5. September 9, 1946.

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