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on a warm Summer's evening in 1993 police in East London made a tragic Discovery at the home of two elderly
siblings they found Annie slumped in an armchair in the living room and Billy lying on the floor pretty much in front
of her a beloved grandmother and a World War II veteran killed in a V ENT attack
there's no obvious suspect Annie and Billy haven't got any obvious enemies with no Killer caught for years the
victim's family search for answers that was my life just constantly trying to find out what had happened
finally a forensic breakthrough LED police to Danville Neil a sexually deviant career criminal with a taste for
brutality he was actually what you call a vient prolific burglar that kind of criminal is not that common after almost
30 years Danville Neil was finally unmasked as one of the world's most evil killers
[Music] [Music] in 1993 the East London community of Bethel green was no stranger to Crime there was
violence there was a lot of burglaries drugs heroin Wars at the top of its game but the brutal attack on pensioners
Annie castle and her brother Billy Brian was a far cry from everyday criminal activity
not only does it cause moral revulsion it also causes panic in the community people don't want to think that they're
not safe in their own home the police would have been under a huge amount of pressure to to solve this only when
Danville Neil was convicted could this community feel Justice had been done for Annie and
Billy this killer Story begins in the London bur of lewisham Danville nil was born in
September 1957 he was actually what you would describe as a South London boy we don't know a great deal about Danville
Neil's background we can guess or at least speculate that he must have had a difficult childhood Because by the age
of 16 in 1973 he gets his first conviction for burglary Neil started offending at quite
a young age and acquisitive crime like theft and that's not actually abnormal for that age of young men but you know
it's something that they pass through and you know forget about as they get older this was not the case with
Danville Neil as he entered adult hood his path in life seemed very much set Danel Neil was a career criminal he was
a petty Thief um and a burglar and he used to fence stolen items around the South London area where he mainly
operated also by his own admissions was involved in um Distributing cannabis much of what is known about
Danville Neil's early adult life comes from his lengthy rap sheet he had a number of conviction I think was
something like 15 convictions for burglary between 1973 and 1998 but Neil was not simply interested
in stealing people's property Danville Neil was a man with proclivity to violence uh sexual violence
psychological violence he had not only broken into people's houses but he specifically targeted people um who he
thought had stashes of cash or valuables in their homes and he would threaten them tie them up and beat them and
during the course of some of these burglaries in 1984 he and an accomplice committed two violent burglaries which
were to set a pattern for his later crimes One Night in June 1984 26-year-old Danville Neil and a fellow
Ker criminal William norrris traveled the five miles from lewisham to the middle class suburb of
pen and the first occasion he broke into a home where the family were at home Neil wakes up the sleeping couple mom
and dad and tells them that they've already killed one of the children your girl's dead Neil and his accomplice beat
both mom and dad with an iron bar and tried and smother the father and rape the woman he tried to rip rings off her
fingers and I think at one point she said to him what you going to do with these rings they're not even worth 30
Bob there's also a suggestion that there was some kind of sexual humiliation of the husband as well as a rape of the
wife it was a terrifying ordeal for the couple Neil had played on their worst fears but he was bluffing
thankfully their three children were asleep upstairs and they weren't woken but um the couple at the time didn't
know what was going on they didn't know that the children were okay he starts with theft which is pretty normal way to
to start a criminal career if you like but then he moves to burglary and he moves to burglaries that are violent now
that is one hell of a development this is the kind of offender we need to be really worried about in August 1984 Neil
had his familiar accompanist William Norris attack another house this time in Norwood also in southeast London where a
woman is alone asleep it's another home invasion a really really frightening experience for this woman who's woken up
in the middle of the night by this guy in a bedroom again threatening again use of
violence they threatened her they smothered her in actual fact and they raped her and in that instance he only
made off with I think £15 and a music system so really very very low low value items but uh the level of violence used
was extreme and gratuitous and designed to cause you know maximum fear and alarm
of his victim we might think that the motivation is only to take things that they can sell or or or take money but
these crimes are not all about what they can acquire during that burglary the sexual violence has absolutely nothing
to do with the acquisitive part of this burglary in my opinion the overriding motivation here is that Joy of Domina
and the power and the humiliation of the people in the home and that is incredibly
dangerous these two burglaries just a couple of months apart in the summer of 1984 were violent and sadistic but
Danville Neil and his accomplice did not Escape Justice for long he didn't wear a balac clava he
didn't wear a ski mask well it's perfectly obvious by this point that Danville Neil is a person of interest to
the police and it doesn't take them very long and track him down and the two men
are brought to trial and indeed convicted of these aggravated burglaries with burgary with sexual
violence and other violence in June 1985 Danville Neil and his accomplice were found guilty at
London's Old Bailey and sentenced to 12 years in jail but just just 7 years later Neil was a free man once
again Danville Neil is released in August 1992 and he effectively goes back to his
old ways pretty much straight away he really doesn't know any other life than the criminal life so you know he goes
back to his old stomping ground in syum getting a real job was the last thing on
Danville Neil's mind in 1992 now almost 35 years old he simply picked up where he left off resuming the
life of crime he' pursued since he was in his teens 7 miles away in bethl green pensioners 74-year-old Annie castle and
71-year-old Billy Brian were enjoying their well-earned retirement and looking back on a life well-
lived Annie castle and her brother had lived in the East End of London all their lives Bal green is really you know
very much in the center of the East End quite a sort of workingclass community very close-knit so the neighbors all
knew each other in 1993 Annie and Billy were living in a flat on the manura estate somewhere
they'd called home for almost 50 years Annie had moved in with her husband shortly after the end of the war when
these Flats had recently been constructed Annie was a lovely pillar of the community and she had five children and
I think 13 grandchildren and went on to have 15 great grandchildren when her brother Billy was
invalided out of the army at the end of the second world war he got tuberculosis
so he was sort of released from from the Army and and was really taken in by Annie and her husband and the rest of
the family and he lived with them from then on Annie's husband Jim died in 1987 but she and brother Billy continued
to live together an his grandson Mark remembers the bethl green flat as a Lively hub for the entire family we
would be around nanni's every Saturday you'd get there and Nanny would be up making a
f of Y and then another member of the family turn up with their kids and then we'd all go down and play football and
then someone else would turn up and then one of the moms would go oh there's a jumo cell over to church couple other
moms would go all the dads would be sitting there the moms would be walking around Nanny would be making teas toast
Billy was cooking it was just great fun Annie and Billy's warmth extended beyond their family to their neighbors
and acquaintances in the local area the neighbors all knew each other and would socialize together so for example Annie
would go to the local Social Club every week with a friend uh I think it was Winfred Nanny was an and a bat type of
person uh bingo going to all people's little get together and she looked a million dollars when
she W she was looking walking down the street and I actually see her once and she looked a million dollar with nice
long coat on allir done makeup and was also described as being very generous so she would help people in her community
she' often give money to people to support them if she could help them out bil would because of his illness was you
know day sort of quite place to the house but he was very interested in the local community he had a pair of
binoculars but he used to use them to spy on the local fruit and veg stall down the road so he could check what
they had in on that day to see if he wanted anything as well as being a close-knit
community the layout of the estate meant residents were often aware of one another's comings and goings there were
number of blocks of flats but it was on quite a open sort of green area and he lived on the first floor but it wasn't a
highrise floor it was just a few steps up onto um her Landing where there were several other flats along that
particular Landing the Flat's front doors were accessed from shared walkways along the fronts of the buildings while
at the back some of the flats had enclosed concrete balconies the blocks face one another across communal Lawns
as neighbor Anne Ambrose remembers I lived opposite them so you could have a chat across the grass cuz we got great
big grass expanse so you could actually chat if you needed to when the Peace of this settled
Community was brutally shattered One Night in August 1993 it would be the neighbors who
noticed something was a miss the 22nd of August 1993 Billy and Annie are at home in
their flat in the mid after afternoon about 5:30 I think Annie goes out to her um weekly trip to the Social Club on a
Sunday with a friend Winfred they did this regularly every Sunday so they met at around about 5:30 and then they
returned at about 8:30 now according to Winfred Billy would very often be standing in the
communal balcony waiting for Annie to return home from in the social club and he would usually prepare a hot drink
like a coffee and a and a sandwich for her for when she returned and that does seem to be what had happened in that
particular day although when Annie returned home the front door was shut there was no sign of
Billy much of what happened after Annie Castle entered her flat that evening is unknown other residents would later help
police piece the story together neighbors recall hearing screams that evening but no one paid much
attention at around 1:30 a.m. Anne Ambrose was getting ready for bed in the flat opposite Annie and Billy's I just
looked over and I noticed the lights were on but you don't think you don't think that's any problem at all you know
you think well naturally they're just not going to bed yet and the lights were still on when she got up to go to the L
at about 4:00 in the morning and then I noticed that the back door was open slightly cuz so we've got back back
balconies but even then I don't I don't think anything suspicious went through my
mind and then she got up in the morning and she left at Monday morning um to go to work she said she noted again that
the lights were on and then it was when I got back home that I noticed that nothing had changed across the way and I
thought that cannot be right she got back about 10:30 that night and when she saw that uh the lights were still on and
the back door was still open she decided that she would U make a phone call to Annie and uh she didn't get any reply to
her call so she goes around and knocks on Annie Billy's door no answer she looks through the letter
box can't see anything so at that point she decided that she was going to call the police
when a police officer responded to an's call that night he recognized immediately that this was an emergency
the elderly siblings were nowhere to be seen and their normally pristine flat was in disarray he looked through the
window and what he could see were the lights were still on the fridge door was open there were cupboards and doors open
you could see that there's been something that's been rans sa went round to the back of the uh the FL looked up
at the balcony area and they saw that the door was open at about 10 midnight the fire brigade arrive and a ladder is
erected and the police enter the flat through the back and unfortunately what he saw there was quite um an awful
sight what the police officer found when he entered Annie castle and Billy Bryan's flat on the the night of the
23rd of August 1993 shocked the local community and devastated Annie and Billy's close and
loving family I was working with my father in the thr Market night workers and um got we got home went to
bed phone was ringing downstairs and ringing and ringing and ringing and ringing and ringing they go off didn't
ring again and straight away I know something went right so I went down it was my father he said Nanny and bil been
found dead in the flat and I was like oh my God the police officer who entered Annie
and Billy's home just before midnight on August the 23rd had found the two pensioners in the living room Annie was
slumped in a chair um with her head down and uh Billy was laying on his side directly in front of
um he had his hands tied together and uh with a cord and he had some s of cloth tied around his
feet it was neighbor Anne Ambrose who'd raised the alarm that evening about unusual activity at the older couple's
flat it wasn't too long before the police came back out and I said to them how are they and
he said they're dead it was such a shock the whole house was in in complete disarray um in the lounge area cushions
had been upended a vase had been smashed and there was glass all over the floor cupboards open drawers open a
screwdriver is found in the lounge and a hammer is found outside the flat one of
their pairs of glasses was just sort of chucked on the floor or fallen on the floor somehow and Annie
handbag was lying on the floor with the content strewn all over the place shabnam chry was one of the
detectives assigned to investigate the Unexplained deaths and to piece together exactly what had befallen Annie and
Billy and why once a detective has attended what you call a senior investigating officer that now becomes
an official murder investigation and a crime scene for evidence to be gathered when they looked at the scene they could
see that Annie's fingers had areas of sort of white where she would normally have worn her her rings so she was
wearing um two gold wedding rings and she also had two diamond rings that she would habitually wear so it was clear
that they had been ripped off her fingers um either when she was alive or or after she died it's it's not a very
thorough burglary given the fact that a lot of things are missed for example more than £4,000 in cash hidden in socks
in the flat you don't know what has actually happened you don't know for sure whether it is actually a burglar
you don't know for sure whether somebody's known to those individuals there were no signs of a Breaking of
that particular uh flat you got to keep an open mind one of the first tasks for the investigation team was to work out
exactly when Annie and Billy had been attacked no one had seen them since Annie had arrived home from the social
club at around 8:30 on the Sunday evening there was a half drunk cup of coffee and the remnants of a meat
sandwich So within about half an hour something has happened to interrupt their usual routine
and we did have plenty of witnesses that came forward but nobody that would actually saw anything that happened so
everybody gave a picture which we were able to draw up a timeline of events that likely took place one neighbor had
heard a scream at around 9:30 p.m. while Anne Ambrose had seen lights and movement at around 1:30 a.m. there was a
6-year-old boy living nearby who was woken up in the night and heard someone saying repeatedly get out out of here
get out of here he was awoken during the early hours of the morning and he became
very scared he went into his mother and he told her what he'd heard um and then she puts him back to bed so when you
combine all of that information and all of that evidence together what you can work out is that there would have been a
timeline of between around 9:30 p.m. when the first scream Was Heard to around about 4:30 early hours of the
following morning on the 23rd when both Annie and Billy were subjected to that violent uh attack uh being tied up and
actually been murdered in their own homes the postmortem examinations confirm suspicions that Annie and Billy
had indeed died during a prolonged violent incident Annie Castle's postmortem was
interesting because Annie actually had a history of um heart disease and and angina the fact that she was placed in
such a stressful situation would have caused her to have a heart attack physical examination of her body found
that there were bruises to her arms which were consistent with her being restrained physically with hands so we
straight away realized that Nanny was beaten and so B been beaten up as well Billy's post BM War was more complex in
actual fact because he too also did have a history of heart disease um and of heart problems but he was subjected to
more violence subjected to severe violence the evidence showed that he'd been not just restrained but he'd been
beaten and beaten by somebody probably wearing a ring that did cause not just bruising but sort of some cuts from you
know small puncture wounds from being hit by someone wearing a prominent ring he had injuries inflicted to one of his
eye sockets um he had injuries under his chin some abrasions under his chin he'd
also been assaulted on both of his arms on his body and also within on his thighs despite the horrific number of
injuries Billy had suffered it was not the beating that had killed the 71-year-old
veteran he had been suffocated affixiated and that was the cause of death it caused him to have a heart
attack as well but the the cause of death itself was asphixiation hearing that his beloved
grandmother and great uncle had endured such a violent death was devastating for
Mark castle and for their extended family I just was like numb numb shock shock who done it older people
statistically are actually highly unlikely to suffer this kind of crime especially you know if they they
don't go out very often and they they live in Secure homes and we can't conceive of the type of person
that would Target the vulnerable in that way immediately the first place your head it's going to go to is that there's
an evil predator on the loose these people don't share your values they don't share your moral code that can be
terrifying for a community you do get scared because you think well who in that is there anyone in our community
would do that to these people and uh obviously we were just living hope that um they'd catch whoever this person was
the investigation team followed every line of inquiry at their disposal this is not an entrylevel offense so they
would have started looking through who their local criminals were and who was most likely to have committed this type
of offense we would Target individuals who we might think might have been responsible for this particularly in the
bethnal green area because we did have a number of prolific burglars in that area
none of The Usual Suspects were linked with the crime and no fingerprints were found at the scene that could be match
with known criminals on the National Database there was nothing that came from that particular investigation in
those very early stages in 1993 that could actually put anybody at that scene of that murder at that time
by 1999 6 years later no one has been charged for these heus crimes in spite of the fact that a reward of £5,000 has
been offered nothing absolutely nothing in 1999 police investigating the murders of
Annie castle and Billy Brian achieved a small but frustrating step forward Billy was tied with a black cord
that later transpired to be um the cord from a or binoculars that came from the same property in 1996 new Advanced
Scientific Technology was introduced and then in 1999 what actually happened was
that Scientific Technology was allowed to be used in casework the black cord was submitted to the scientific lab uh
an actual fact it had been preserved all that time within the same packaging never been
removed there was DNA extracted and they put it through the uh DNA database and they got more than 300
posses in the early '90s we didn't have a DNA database we do now but we did not then and what's what has happened o over
the years is that since the introduction of DNA identification it has developed really quite quickly
the list of suspects had been narrowed down and one of them had a long record for violent offenses unfortunately it
was 308 names within that list came Danville Neil Danville Neil had been convicted of
yet another burglary in 1998 and in 1999 was believed to have been serving time for this
offense as he's kept on offending over the years and DNA has been developing a alongside him his DNA profile has been
taken and it is now on the database so that any crimes that he committed before and after are now going to leave him
open to being arrested the problem was he was number 136 on that list and therefore it wasn't enough for them to
profile him as being responsible police didn't have enough evidence at the time to single Danville Neil out from the 308
potential culprits for Annie and Billy's devastated loved ones the news brought hope but no
resolution we had regular meetings with these detectives where they were telling
us what had gone on and that they had a little bit of DNA but it wasn't Advanced
as it is now so it was really really tough to get a suspect and again it went Qui after that for a number of
years it was a devastating time for the families of Annie castle and Billy Brian
and as the years went by and the years became decades the case remained unsolved but as forensic science
continued to advance Danville Neil's name wouldn't remain hidden on a list for long and Justice would soon be done
[Music] in 2017 there have been some new techniques uh in DNA identification by 2020 the techniques
had been approved for police to apply to unsolved crimes as before the focus of the investigation was Billy's binocular
strap which had been used to bind the 71y old's hands before his murder the strap was actually knotted where the
perpetrator had tied the knots in order to secure Billy's hands and tie them up and for the first time ever those knots
were undone and therefore they used the um DNA from those knots and the DNA comes back as identifiable to one
Danville Neil Danville Neil was already very very well known to the police as a prolific burglar and he had a history of
violence as well so not only is he a onein a billion match to the DNA he also absolutely fits the profile of the kind
of person who would have done this it was an unbelievable breakthrough almost three decades after the crime eager to
build a case officers obtained a warrant to search Danville Neil's home now it might seem unusual that they're going to
search his premises because 30 years have passed but the fact remain s that there was jewelry outstanding from that
burglary and whilst they were searching the premises Danville nil came back home
the officers arrested Danville for the double murder of Annie castle and Billy Ryan Neil by now 63 years old denied any
knowledge of the victims or the crime he clearly stated he'd never ever been to that uh flat he'd never been to Bethal
green and he didn't know anything about that particular burglary though the search of Neil's
home hadn't turned up any of Annie or Billy's belongings it had given police another piece of evidence in their case
against the suspected killer they discovered that Danville Neil owned a pair of white Hightech
training shoes they brought Danville Neil in for for an interview and they asked him about his shoes and they said
oh what about your trainers so these the kind of trainers that you wear all the time and he spoke about those trainers
quite candidly that uh back in the '90s and still to this date of his age at 63 he always wore the same type of trainers
which were high-tech squash type trainers they were a very particular kind of Trainer sneaker they very
particular pattern on the souls unb announced to Neil in 1993 scene of crime officers had
recovered Footprints from the home of Annie castle and Billy Brian the exhibits officer and the the crime scene
manager uh would have lifted all forms of different types of um evidence and within that came some footprints on
newspaper articles that were found on the floor these were in the shape of um high-tech
trainers it was another important piece of evidence to link Neil with the Fatal attack in
1993 finally on the 6th of July 2021 the police not only arrest Danville Neil but
they charge him with the murders of Annie and Billy in the summer of 2021 the team now
investigating the murders were able to share with Mark castle and his family the news they had waited 28 years for
we got a phone call to attend um a meeting with some detectives and said Delight to tell you we've got a viable
suspect no names were mentioned no area nothing about him whatsoever I remember leaving there in a bit of a
trance really and I sobed hope was on the horizon in the family's Quest For Justice Danville Neil
was Ed in custody 16 months after he was charged he stood trial for the double murder and the trial was heard at the
Old Bailey in November 2022 journalist Emily Penning attended the trial at London's most famous
Criminal Court people have been waiting for years to see someone in the dock for Annie and Billy's death um so
you know you really feel the weight of that the weight of the crime the level the brutality the callousness um that
they were treated with he pleads not guilty I had nothing to do with it I don't know anything
Danville Neil is now 65 years old he's escaped Justice for many many years more than a
quarter of a century when I first saw him he was on screen from where I could see he looked
smart tired shirt on then when we went to trial it was a fragile all men gray ha
could hardly walk lasses unshaven gray which was as I know is an actor playing a sympathy card my initial
impressions of Danville Neil though was he looked exactly what he is a career criminal someone
who doesn't care about the hurt that he causes to other people he didn't exude a feeling of
someone who is innocent everything he said I think just seemed like a lie to my mind he seemed cold and callous which
is exactly what he was the prosecutions case centered on the DNA found on the court that had bound
Billy's hands this proved that they claimed that Danville Neil could be the only person responsible for attacking
and killing Annie and Billy in their home that night in August 1993 the most crucial part of that
evidence was linking him solely him directly to that murder scene and that uh was in the form of the DNA on the
strap he never really gave an explanation as to how his DNA his bodily fluids were placed on that knot Danville
Neil insists that the only reason there's DNA on the binocular strap is that he happened to have sold a
pair of binoculars to Billy at a car boot sale that would have made more sense had it been simply somewhere on the
binocular straps but the the DNA evidence was found on the knot that was used to subdue Billy it was an unlikely
story and one the police had been able to disprove they spoke to Billy's nephew and he said oh no Billy was very proud
of his gadgets he was really into them and he would have bought them new and actually when the police looked into it
even further they discovered that this particular type of binocular would had only started to be imported into Britain
in 19991 so they would have been pretty much brand new when they were acquired by
Billy the court was also told about the shoe prints found in the flat so similar
to the trainers habitually worn by Neil and about some of the similar crimes he'd been convicted of in the past all
of that added together to a pretty compelling case against danvil now when the jury retired to consider their
verdict Annie and Billy's loved ones faced a tense weight to he if after 29 years Justice would be served and I
thought he was going to walk the day of the verdict there was 12 of us upstairs went to go in the gallery and I
lost it sobbed and sobbed and sobed I was so scared he was going to walk because once he walks we got
nothing and then the jury went out came back relatively quickly I think went in and I'd never been so scared in my life
the first count was the murder of Billy and that came back guilty of murder the second count came came back not guilty
of murder so it's was a bit of a heart stopping moment oh my goodness they're going to quit on the second murder and
then they said how do you find the defendant on the count two of manslaughter and they said
guilty soon they come out with a guilty it's like gone everything had come out of me
steam Pine had gone and everyone was grabbing me and pulling me and kissing this one shaking that one
Mrs Justice CH M gr sentenced Danville Neil to life in prison and she said that he would have to stay in prison for at
least 32 years in passing sentence the judge says you dodged Justice for nearly 30
years now justice has caught up with you she said it was an absolutely appalling
crime um not least because of the Frailty of the victims but because there were two victims involved
in his crime so not only had he effectively tortured Billy in a failed attempt to find the valuables his
actions had also led to the death of Annie the judge's sentence means that Danville Neil was will almost certainly
die in jail it would mean he'd be over 97 before he could even be eligible for parole and that must be regarded as a
very distant possibility given Neil's violent history the idea he'll never be released will be a comfort to those who
suffered at his hands I don't think he was solely motivated by greed if that's the case he
was a very poor burglar he never seemed to make real money out of burglary but I
think he was motivated by violence of all kinds there was nothing else to kneel except this need to be cruel
and controlling and domineering and that makes him really evil the conviction of Danville Neil
brought a measure of closure not only to the family of Annie castle and Billy Brian but also to all of the victims who
survived his violent attacks throughout his criminal career a career that had begun when he was still in his teens
with Annie and Billy's deaths likely to be the last entry on his lengthy rap sheet Danville Neil has finally been
recognized as one of the world's most evil killers [Music]

In 2022, Danville Neil was finally jailed for the brutal 1993 murders of a WWII veteran and his sister. Neil broke into the elderly siblings’ home in East London, bound them and beat them before smothering Billy to death.

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Brief Summary

Annie Castle and Billy Bryan were murdered in 1993; Danville Neil was arrested and convicted nearly 30 years later.

Key points

Tragic Discovery in East London. In 1993, police found elderly siblings Annie and Billy dead in their home, shocking the community.
A Community Shattered. The brutal attack on Annie and Billy caused panic in their close-knit community.
A Shocking Scene. The police discovered a chaotic crime scene, indicating a violent struggle had occurred.
The Horrific Truth Revealed. Postmortem examinations revealed the violent nature of Annie and Billy's deaths.
Mark Castle's Heartbreak. Mark Castle describes the devastating impact of his family's violent deaths.
DNA Breakthrough. New DNA techniques finally link Danville Neil to the murders after decades.

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This killer Story begins in the London bur of Lewisham.

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