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Monday, 3 November, 2003, 09:20 GMT
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Soham trial timeline
4 August, 2002
Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman go missing.
8 August, 2002
The police release CCTV pictures of the two girls.
16 August, 2002
The girls parents hold a news conference aimed at helping to find their children.
17 August, 2002
The bodies of the girls are found in a ditch at Lakenheath Suffolk. Ian Huntley and Maxine Carr are arrested.
20 August, 2002
Ian Huntley is charged with the two girls murder. Maxine Carr is charged with conspiring to pervert the course of justice.
21 August, 2002
Maxine Carr is remanded to Holloway Prison.
8 October, 2002
Doctors deem Ian Huntley fit to stand trial.
16 April, 2003
Ian Huntley pleads not guilty to the murders. Maxine Carr pleads not guilty to conspiring to pervert the course of justice.
3 November, 2003
The trial of Ian Huntley and Maxine Carr begins at the Old Bailey.
4 November, 2003
Jury of seven women and five men selected and sworn in.
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5 November, 2003
Prosecution outlines its case alleging that Ian Huntley killed the girls in his home.
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6 November, 2003
The court hears that Ian Huntley sanitised his car the day after the girls went missing and that his hair was found on their clothes.
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10 November, 2003
The jury visits Soham to see some of the key locations in the case.
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11 November, 2003
The jurors are taken to see the ditch near Lakenheath air base where Holly and Jessicas bodies were found.
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12 November, 2003
Ian Huntley approached Holly Wellss father Kevin to offer his sympathy after she went missing the court hears.
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13 November, 2003
Ian Huntley knew a quiet area near Lakenheath close to where the girls were found a witness tells the court.
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14 November, 2003
The night the girls disappeared Ian Huntley told some people he had seen them but told others he had not the court hears.
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17 November, 2003
Ian Huntley seemed agitated and burst into tears when interviewed by police the court hears.
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18 November, 2003
Ian Huntley told a friend he believed the girls were dead three days after they went missing the Old Bailey is told.
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19 November, 2003
The jury hears Ian Huntley was interviewed by several journalists and told one Police think I did it.
20 November, 2003
A police witness describes the moment he found Holly and Jessicas clothes a discovery that led to Ian Huntleys arrest.
24 November, 2003
Ian Huntley admits cutting off Holly Wells and Jessica Chapmans clothes as their bodies lay in a ditch near Lakenheath.
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25 November, 2003
Ian Huntley says the girls died when Holly fell in the bath and then he put his hands over Jessicas mouth to stop her screaming.
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26 November, 2003
Ian Huntley was charged and aquitted of raping a girl in 1998 after which he had a breakdown the court hears.
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27 November, 2003
In witness statements read in court Maxine Carr said Ian Huntley told her he spoke to the girls but they then left his company.
28 November, 2003
The jury hears separate conversations between Ian Huntleys mother and the two accused.
1 December, 2003
The defence case begins with Ian Huntley giving evidence. He says he is responsible for the girls deaths but denies murder.
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2 December, 2003
Huntley admits he is responsible for the death of Jessica Chapman under cross examination.
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3 December, 2003
Maxine Carr testifies that she loved Ian Huntley but would not have covered up a murder for him.
4 December, 2003
Ms Carr sobs in the witness box as she tells how that thing Ian Huntley forced her to lie.
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5 December, 2003
The day was spent in legal argument without the jury present.
8 December, 2003
Trial adjourned until following day because a juror was ill.
9 December, 2003
Trial adjourned for a second day.
10 December, 2003
The prosecution and defence sum up their cases.
11 December, 2003
Carrs defence closing speech ends and the judge begins summing up.
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12 December, 2003
The judge tells the jury to return a unanimous verdict and the jurors retire to consider their decision.
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17 December, 2003
Huntley guilty of Holly and Jessica murders. Carr cleared of assisting an offender but guilty of conspiracy.
Ian Huntley was given two life sentences after being convicted of murdering both Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman. Maxine Carr was cleared of two counts of assisting an offender but was found guilty of conspiring to pervert the course of justice. She was jailed for three and a half years.
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