They had a happy childhood, Chris says. The brothers would often go scrumping for apples, riding bikes or exploring in the woods. They would look out for Bernard when they were together. John Byles, who would have been 33 at the time, had previously been acquitted alongside another man over the assault of a 16-year-old male at their flat in Earl's Court, London. David Hawkins said one of the other lines of enquiry police were pursuing was to procure a list of Dutch crew members from the boat's captain. Multiple sources have confirmed to Sky News that police boarded the ship in early February - just days after Meek killed himself and his landlady.

A former cellmate of gangster Reginald Kray, one half of the notorious Kray twins, claimed Reginald had confessed killing a "young gay boy" to him. It is never too late for people to come forward with any information they think may help this inquiry, even though the crime occurred more than 50 years ago.

By Sanya Burgess, news reporter

Buried in East Finchley, a stone's throw from Muswell Hill, Bernard's epitaph reads: "So sad was the day you were taken from us. You will always be in our hearts forever dearest brother. Always loved. Never Forgotten. R.I.P." Documents in 2004 revealed that the prime suspects considered by the police were a pair of doctors, one of whom had reportedly worked as a naval surgeon. We are thrilled with the end product as are all of our boxing stars. The attention to detail has been excellent and we look forward to working with the Kitkase team more on other projects.” It is not known how far the police investigated a Dutch connection outside of asking for a list of the Dutch crew from the boat's captain.

A review of the forensic evidence has been concluded and the findings have been analysed but not been made public. The two doctors, Martin Reddington and John Roussel Byles, are widely seen as the most likely suspects but no hard evidence has emerged to link them to the scene.If a body is dissected by a killer, she or he would normally disperse the body parts over a wide area often to avoid the victim being immediately identified. I find it bizarre why they put two suitcases in the same place." Kitkase cater for travellers wanting to show their support of their favourite sports team, charitable cause or even the latest trendy logo/symbol.

Reports of his final days suggest his fear of being interviewed by police over the Tattingstone suitcase murder saw his mental health plummet and his behaviour degrade, claiming he was possessed. The case was reviewed by police in 2009 and looked at again in 2015. The 50th anniversary of Bernard's death saw a number of calls come into police, prompting an additional review. A spokesperson for Suffolk Police told Sky News: "The joint Major Investigation Team has its own team of police staff who routinely review unsolved crimes from Suffolk and Norfolk. She says: "As teenage listeners, we loved Big L [Radio London] and were - thankfully - innocent and totally oblivious to any scandals at the time. Fighters such as Darren Till, Michael Conlan and Tyson Fury will be among boxers to receive their own personalised travel accessories.

Mr Hawkins said he did not think the policemen were "terribly high ranking" and were from the local force. His body was found in a hotel room in Queensland around the eighth anniversary of the discovery of Bernard's body.