Media Coverage Archives – Page 12 of 17 – #JusticeForSarm #JusticeForSarm

Crime Online: Sarm Heslop’s boyfriend and his catamaran have left location of British woman’s disappearance

The boyfriend of a missing woman who vanished from the island of St. John earlier this month has left the area with the boat where Sarm Heslop was reportedly last seen. U.S. Virgin Islands Police spokesperson Toby Derima confirmed to CrimeOnline that Ryan Bane’s catamaran, Siren Song, is no longer… Continue reading...

The Telegraph: Former wife of Sarm Heslop’s boyfriend urges police to keep looking for her

The former wife of the boyfriend of a British woman who vanished without trace from his boat in the US Virgin Islands has urged police to keep looking for her. Cori Stevenson has spoken out over Ryan Bane’s record of domestic abuse against her, saying the authorities must not give… Continue reading...

The Times: Boyfriend of missing Briton Sarm Heslop ‘blocked search team’ from boat search

Ryan Bane refused permission for a US coastguard team to look inside the staterooms of Siren Song, his 47ft catamaran, from which he says Sarm Heslop disappeared in the early hours of March 8. “They stayed on the upper aft deck and Mr Bane wasn’t wanting anyone to go inside… Continue reading...

The Times: Yacht Briton’s friends urge FBI to help after boyfriend blocks search

Police in the US Virgin Islands have been urged to call in the FBI to investigate the disappearance of a British tourist from her boyfriend’s yacht. Frustration is mounting over a lack of answers from the Virgin Islands Police Department, who said yesterday that they had contacted US federal agents… Continue reading...

The Guardian: Missing UK woman’s friends urge US Virgin Islands police to search boat

US and British media, quoting a police spokesperson, said Bane had refused to allow police to search his vessel, with a Facebook update from the Find Sarm group on Tuesday expressing hope the media attention “pushes the VIPD to prioritise the investigation”. Read the full article at https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/mar/24/missing-uk-womans-friends-urge-us-virgin-islands-police-to-search-boat

The Independent: Friends of missing British woman plead with police to ‘prioritise investigation’

Authorities in the US Virgin Islands have been urged to “prioritise the investigation” into the disappearance of a British woman, who has been missing for over two weeks. Read the full article by Ella Glover at https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/sam-heslop-missing-us-virgin-islands-investigation-b1821521.html

The Telegraph: FBI called in to assist search for missing British woman

The FBI has been called in to assist the search for a British woman who vanished from her boyfriend’s yacht in the US Virgin Islands more than two weeks ago. Read the full story from Patrick Sawyer, Jessica Carpani and Colin Maximin at https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/03/24/sarm-heslop-fbi-called-assist-search-missing-british-woman/

The Sun: FBI investigating disappearance of missing Brit Sarm Heslop

The FBI is now investigating the disappearance of Brit Sarm Heslop in the US Virgin Islands, The Sun can reveal. Agents will be interviewing staff at the restaurant where she was last seen alive with boyfriend Ryan Bane, 44, on the island of St John. Read the full article by… Continue reading...

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace: Gorgeous flight attendant “disappears” off boyfriend’s yach‪t‬

41-year-old Sarm Heslop has been living in the U.S. Virgin islands on a boat with her boyfriend Ryan Bane. the The former flight attendant, turned chef vanished in the middle of the night from the catamaran “Siren Song.” Police reports say Bane police that he and Heslop had gone to… Continue reading...

Evening Standard: Missing Brit’s friends urge Virgin Island’s police to search boat

US and British media, quoting a police spokesman, reported Mr Bane refused to allow the police to search his vessel, with a Facebook update from the Find Sarm group on Tuesday expressing hope the media attention “pushes the VIPD to prioritise the investigation”. Read the full article by Luke O’Reilly… Continue reading...