Lee Darren Boxell born 16 February 1973
Missing on 10th September 1988
My5 – Missing or Murdered? – Season 1 – Episode 1 / The Disappearance Of Lee Boxell (channel5.com)
Background
Stonecot, Cheam
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Lee_Boxell
When he disappeared, Lee was 5ft 6in (1.67m), slim with light brown hair and was wearing black jeans, a white Flintstones T-shirt and brown suede shoes.
On the Saturday morning of 10th September 1988, his father, Peter Boxell asked Lee on what he was going to do that day. He said that he might go to see a football match. His favourite team, Sutton United was playing away at Lancashire though he didn’t want to travel that far to watch them play. Lee gave his friend who was going on the coach, money to buy him the Chorley magazine on the match.
Friend Warren Gillham talks about Lee not wanting to travel to see Sutton Utd away game
Lee Boxell left his house to meet up with another friend at 11am in Sutton High Street. They looked around the shops and his friend didn’t want to go to a football match so parted ways about 1pm that day.
Two children claimed to have seen him at 2:20pm outside Tesco at the time, now an Asda store.
The police originally believed that Lee had been planning to go to a football match.
The main news story on the day Lee disappeared was a helicopter crash involving Mike Smith and Sarah Greene near Cheltenham at about 11.30am.
Last seen in Sutton High Street, South London.
Peter Boxell talks about Lee loved his music and would phone radio stations to enter competitions.
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The Shed
An unofficial Youth Club in the annex of St Dunstan’s Church in Cheam.
There has been speculation that Lee Boxell could have gone to the shed though it seems that no one actually saw him there although Lambert claimed that he knew him. The Police did a forensic search of some parts of St. Dunstan’s Church graveyard but did not disturb any of the graves.
William Lambert claimed he was a Warlock.
William Lambert was jailed for rape and indecent assault. His victims were abused at St Dunstan’s Church graveyard, where he worked as a grave digger. The shed was used as a youth club. He said his name was the ‘Warlock’ to deceive the victims in thinking that he had magical powers. ‘Make believe.’
Gravedigger William Lambert ‘raped schoolgirls in Surrey church yard’ | Daily Mail Online
Breakthrough in 30-year cold case of missing Lee Boxell | Daily Mail Online
In 2012, the police decided to do a forensic and archaeological dig at St. Dunstan’s Church graveyard in the search for Lee Boxell.
Archaeological dig of St Dunstan’s Graveyard
2012: The ghost of Mark Duggan? If you listen carefully, you can hear a siren in the distance. The church is called St Dunstan’s
Peter Boxell asks his son on what he will be doing today.
John McQuade on Lee Boxell leaving his house about 10:30am
Peter Boxell Needs to find his son
Missing Lee Boxell. the police conduct a search for Lee Boxell. Suspicions arise that Lee may have visited the shed in St Dunstan’s Churchyard where William Lambert was the graveyard digger and had sexually abused schoolgirls there.
A bank worker claims he knows what happened to Lee Boxell
The same banker tells his colleague a similar story about Lee Boxell
A man came forward saying that he had seen Lee and was now named Leslie Hall
Mark Williams -Thomas about Lee Boxell Podcasts 2022
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