Always True Crime27 Syys 2018

#45 - Who Killed Camille Gordon? (Soho, London, W1)

On Monday 1st March 2004, Camille Gordon; a bubbly student with a beaming smile, a big heart and a bright future, who had no enemies, only friends, and yet, she was stabbed to death outside of The Blue Bunny Club in Soho. But why?

Date: Monday 1st March 2004
Location: The Blue Bunny Club, 7 Archer Street, Soho, London, W1
Victims: 1 (Camille Gordon)
Culprit: Unknown

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