Luxury home planned for site of Margaret Fleming murder trends now

Luxury home planned for site of Margaret Fleming murder trends now
Luxury home planned for site of Margaret Fleming murder trends now

Luxury home planned for site of Margaret Fleming murder trends now

Businessmen submit plans to build luxury homes at the site where vulnerable teenager Margaret Fleming was murdered by her carers

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Property developers have renewed plans to build two luxury homes on the site of a cottage where a teenage girl was murdered and whose body has never been recovered. 

Minaz Rajabali, 62, and Harinder Singh Kohli, 56, bought the site where Margaret Fleming disappeared in December 1999 in 2017. 

The site, in Inverkip, Inverclydale on the Firth of Clyde is where police believe Ms Fleming, 19, went missing in December 1999. 

Her carers, Edward Cairney and Avirl Jones were convicted of murdering her at the cottage on the Firth of Clyde, known as Seacroft, or elsewhere in Scotland between December 18, 1999 and January 5, 2000.

Margaret Fleming, pictured, was last seen in December 1999 at a Christmas party at a cottage where she lived with her carers Edward Cairney and Avril Jones on the Firth of Clyde

Margaret Fleming, pictured, was last seen in December 1999 at a Christmas party at a cottage where she lived with her carers Edward Cairney and Avril Jones on the Firth of Clyde

Edward Cairney

Avril Jones

Edward Cairney and Avril Jones, pictured, were both jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum of 14 years having been convicted of Ms Fleming's murder

The couple had claimed almost £200,000 in benefits for caring for Ms Fleming, who had learning difficulties.  

Officers were unaware that Ms Fleming had gone missing until October 2016. 

Soon after buying the cottage, the two property developers demolished the cottage and were planning to build two luxury homes on the site. However, a failure

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