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Gilroy and Suzanne Pilley were both co-workers at Infrastructure Managers Ltd on Thistle Street, Edinburgh. Gilroy began dating Suzanne in spite of being married to another woman, but they broke up in 2009.

On 4 May 2010, Suzanne disappeared on the way to work. She was last seen at 8:54 AM on North St. David Street about to turn onto Thistle Street. During the investigation, Gilroy and Suzanne's prior relationship came to the attention of the police and he was named as a suspect. Gilroy's laptop and mobile phone were examined and he was found to have sent Suzanne over 400 messages in the past month, texting her 40 times a day. A couple of weeks later Gilroy called the police and reported that his laptop and mobile were stolen.

On 4 May 2010, Suzanne disappeared on the way to work. She was last seen at 8:54 AM on North St. David Street about to turn onto Thistle Street. During the investigation, Gilroy and Suzanne's prior relationship came to the attention of the police and he was named as a suspect. Gilroy's laptop and mobile phone were examined and he was found to have sent Suzanne over 400 messages in the past month, texting her 40 times a day, only to stop for no apparent reason on the day of her disappearence. A couple of weeks later Gilroy called the police and reported that his laptop and mobile were stolen.

On 20 May, police announced that they were seeking a silver Vauxhall Vectra seen driving in the area. Gilroy owned a silver Vauxhall Vectra, bringing him under further suspicion. It was also reported by co-workers that he had repeatedly visited the basement of Infrastructure Managers Ltd for no clear reason, causing police to suspect that he had kept Suzanne in the basement until he could dispose of her. Cadaver dogs trained to identify the smell of human remains were deployed and showed interest in the basement and the back of Gilroy's car. Suzanne's DNA was not found in Gilroy's car, but it was noted that cleaning agents were present inside. Vegetative matter was found inside his car and there were three fractured coil springs, indicating he had driven off-road into a forest, presumably to dispose of Suzanne's body.

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[[Category:Liars]]

[[Category:Imprisoned]]

[[Category:Adulterers]]

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 Gilroy and Suzanne Pilley were both co-workers at Infrastructure Managers Ltd on Thistle Street, Edinburgh. Gilroy began dating Suzanne in spite of being married to another woman, but they broke up in 2009.
-On 4 May 2010, Suzanne disappeared on the way to work. She was last seen at 8:54 AM on North St. David Street about to turn onto Thistle Street. During the investigation, Gilroy and Suzanne's prior relationship came to the attention of the police and he was named as a suspect. Gilroy's laptop and mobile phone were examined and he was found to have sent Suzanne over 400 messages in the past month, texting her 40 times a day. A couple of weeks later Gilroy called the police and reported that his laptop and mobile were stolen.
+On 4 May 2010, Suzanne disappeared on the way to work. She was last seen at 8:54 AM on North St. David Street about to turn onto Thistle Street. During the investigation, Gilroy and Suzanne's prior relationship came to the attention of the police and he was named as a suspect. Gilroy's laptop and mobile phone were examined and he was found to have sent Suzanne over 400 messages in the past month, texting her 40 times a day, only to stop for no apparent reason on the day of her disappearence. A couple of weeks later Gilroy called the police and reported that his laptop and mobile were stolen.
 On 20 May, police announced that they were seeking a silver Vauxhall Vectra seen driving in the area. Gilroy owned a silver Vauxhall Vectra, bringing him under further suspicion. It was also reported by co-workers that he had repeatedly visited the basement of Infrastructure Managers Ltd for no clear reason, causing police to suspect that he had kept Suzanne in the basement until he could dispose of her. Cadaver dogs trained to identify the smell of human remains were deployed and showed interest in the basement and the back of Gilroy's car. Suzanne's DNA was not found in Gilroy's car, but it was noted that cleaning agents were present inside. Vegetative matter was found inside his car and there were three fractured coil springs, indicating he had driven off-road into a forest, presumably to dispose of Suzanne's body.
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 [[Category:Liars]]
 [[Category:Imprisoned]]
+[[Category:Adulterers]]