This week Dawn is joined by John from the Persons Unknown podcast, who tells us the story of Ann Heron's unsolved murder. Part One: In the summer of 1990, Ann Heron’s life was tragically cut short. John Dobson from the Persons Unknown podcast tells the story of this unsolved murder, tracing Ann’s early life in Scotland, her move to England, and her marriage to Peter Heron. On a sweltering August day, after shopping in Darlington in the North East of England, Ann returned to Aeolian House. Ann’s body was later found by her husband. With no murder weapon, a questionable sexual motive, and Peter’s affair complicating the investigation, the case grew cold. Key sightings of a blue car and a mysterious jogger yielded no solid leads. Despite extensive efforts, including 5000 interviews and 2700 vehicles being checked, the identity of Ann’s killer remains a mystery, leaving Ann and Peter’s family searching for answers. In this episode we also hear from Ann’s son, Ralph Cockburn. Thank you to John Dobson from the Persons Unknown podcast for researching and narrating this episode, and to Ralph for speaking with me and giving an insight into his mum, Ann Heron. SOURCES: Please visit Persons Unknown Podcast to listen to part two now! Please see our website for all source material and photos at https://scottishmurders.com/episodes/personsunknown SHOW: Support Us: ko-fi.com/scottishmurders Patreon - patreon.com/scottishmurders Merch - teepublic.com/user/scottishmurders Website - scottishmurders.com Twitter - @scottishmurders Instagram - @scottishmurderspodcast Facebook - facebook.com/scottishmurdurs YouTube - @ScottishMurders Linktree - linktr.ee/scottishmurders CREDITS: Scottish Murders is a production of https://www.cluarantonn.com/ Hosted by Dawn Young Researched and Written by John Dobson from Persons Unknown Podcast Edited and Produced by Erin Ferguson - instagram.com/erinfergus0n/ and Johm Dobson from Persons Unknown podcast Production Company Name by Granny Robertson MUSIC: Dawn of the Fairies by Derek & Brandon Fiechter