THE six-month-old police murder probe into the flat fire which killed a city man now has its own website.
West Mercia Police continue to investigate the death of Andrew Heath, found dead in the charred remains of his Chedworth Close flat in Warndon on December 14, last year.
The police have now launched a website with details of Mr Heath's last movements, photographs and the dramatic reconstruction of Mr Heath's final few minutes which aired on the BBC's Crimewatch programme earlier this year.
Police are hoping someone will be prompted by the information on the site, which includes an emoitonal appeal from Mr Heath's elderly parents, to come forward with information which could lead them to the 52-year-old's killers.
The new site can be found at westmercia.police.uk/andrewheath
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